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"I could make a motor driver!" was the first thing that came to mind. I have a need for lots of motor driver chips for an art project. (Think hundreds or thousands of small DC motors.) At a minimum, a basic "h-bridge" ci
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Please do! Also, fwiw... I'm also a huge fan of Three.js... On my todo list is to embed a live video feed of a mobile device's screen into the simulator [1] for my phone-testing robots. I imagine we'd have a ton to talk abo
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Selenium & Appium creator here. I'm kinda jumping up and down at how awesome this demo is. While browser automation with puppeteer would be cool... I see in your docs that you also support running a remote Android emulator. As some
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When I was there (2007-2008), there was a popular phrase among the management class along the lines of "We like to measure things in the billions here." Meaning that if whatever project you're working on is going to last (e.g
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You could also get a CO2 sensor from Adafruit for $50, connect it to an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or other controller, and roll your own solution. It's a little hacky, but this is HN after all. https://www.adafruit.com/pro
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We don't hear how great the ventilation is in all the lines one has to wait in to get on the plane. If someone got COVID after a flight, it's hard to tell if they got it while the plane was in the air, or while waiting to board in
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That happened to me years ago when I took an overnight train from Paris to Zurich. Problem was I didn't speak French and I didn't understand why he took my passport. Because I didn't know when I would get it back (eventually
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That is exactly why I have no interest in buying a Tesla. The ethical way to test the feature is to build larger and more elaborate closed test tracks.
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I almost want to say this wasn't so much a quote, but the summary of a pg essay. (At least it sounds like something he would say and write about.)
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There is a semi-famous quote (maybe by pg?) that I can't find, but it's something like: "If you're looking for startup ideas, look at the list of built-in command line programs in Unix and figure out which ones you can
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Google I/O Flutter Pinball
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... searches article for "Express"... 0 results ... searches comments here for "Express"... 0 results ... goes back to writing Express apps...
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The worry maybe comes from somehow surviving the initial blast. For example, it's possible that no one is going to send nuclear bombs to McMurdo Station in Antarctica *. They'd likely survive the initial waves of attacks, but woul
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That common misconception is explored in this fine piece of satire from the Onion: "Obama Makes It Through Another Day Of Resisting Urge To Launch All U.S. Nuclear Weapons At Once" https://www.theonion.com/obama-m
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My favorite "number station" was the YouTube channel WebDriver Torso. For a hot minute, lots of people were trying to analyze the videos for "secret" messages hidden in the videos and wondering who they were for, when in
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Thanks. The French tree is now quite large. I'm currently about 15% done with the entire tree, but 2/3 through the A1 content. Sometimes 15 minutes a day when I'm not feeling super motivated, an hour or two on other days. I&#
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How much time did you spend on Duolingo per day at the beginning?
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fwiw, Selenium (in v4) now supports CDP. From the website: "WebDriver Bidi is the next generation of the W3C WebDriver protocol and aims to provide a stable API implemented by all browsers, but it’s not yet complete. Until it is, Selen
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The irony is that the Cypress model is extremely similar to the Selenium Version 1 model. We abandoned that approach in Selenium V2 (WebDriver). Time is a flat circle.
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Why was Selenium off the menu?
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PinePhone keyboard and cases are here
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Pretty easy to create an account and make a new listing. My widgets are used as test equipment. There is a specific FCC certification exemption for testing tools. 47 CFR § 15.103 (c)
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I listed the widget I made on Tindie and then promptly forgot about it for a few months. But when I got some initial purchase orders, I started paying attention again. When I got a repeat order from a customer, it had my complete attentio
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"I guess I'm just old or something" Fwiw, my teenage son prefers video content over written content. Even if you hate it, there are other people that love it.
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As a learner of French, I absolutely love Librivox. Science fiction (Jules Verne), fairy tales (Charles Perrault), poetry (Charles Baudelaire), novels (Victor Hugo) -- there is so much really good source material in French. However, as one
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The AWS Robotics Startup Accelerator
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TikTok is going through its "honeymoon" period of positive press coverage. ("TikTok saves lives!") Glowing coverage of Google and Apple was like this in the early 2000s. Give it 10 years or so when the pendulum will swin
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Happy Birthday, Selenium
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Stepping Down, Stepping Up
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Thanks. I was imagining something that would be made in space, then shipped back to earth... and thinking there is nothing that would be worth the shipping costs, except something small and (perceived to be) high-value, like synthetic diamo
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