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by jc4p 10y ago
These are great recommendations, since I've never heard of the companies before :) I have a friend who recently joined Tempo Automation, who seem to be able to do this too. Sadly it seems that while in the last year or two many new com
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by jc4p 10y ago
The only schematics I have right now are for an external project from years ago with specific slots for sensors/cables. I haven't made anything for my own projects yet since I considered the enclosure part too expensive and not wo
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by jc4p 10y ago
Oh this is fantastic. I have a few ESP8266s sitting around bare / in tiny ugly plastic containers, I'd love to finally get them nice enclosures. I'll definitely check out the direct print / your site!
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by jc4p 10y ago
Are you just doing FDM printing or can you also do milling? I'm very very interested in multiple possible $300-$1000 budget things for both. Edit: Looking at the other comments (I haven't priced anything out using the site yet, sc
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by jc4p 10y ago
Just FYI I am a UNIX neckbeard, Python developer, Android developer and have been making open-source Android applications since 2008, if that helps with your judgment of me :)
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by jc4p 10y ago
The Steam Link does not seem to be able to connect to my Xbox controllers. It can connect to my Steam Controller and DualShock controllers natively, and has USB ports for wired controllers or extra network adapters. My Xbox controllers are
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by jc4p 10y ago
I think it feels cheap because it feels like rubber and it doesn't have any weight. It feels like a toy when I hold it in my massive hands. My Xbox controllers feel more "real". I would normally be totally okay with a control
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by jc4p 10y ago
Oh this reminds me I actually own an elite controller... I put it back in the box after trying to use it a few times with my Xbox. I kept hitting the buttons on the back by accident, but I never tried using it on my computer or anything out
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by jc4p 10y ago
I'm only halfway through the written post right now but it's absolutely amazing so far. Thank you for writing this!
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by jc4p 10y ago
I'm still working my way through this article (after watching the video at the beginning) but one random comment about the Steam Controller I want to drop in: I use the Steam Link + Steam Controller to play games from my PC in my home
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by jc4p 10y ago
I found your blog post (the learn more button) but I'd love more info on this if it's available somewhere. How does it handle differentiating different types of bread, which have differing carbs? How does it handle a thick layer o
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by jc4p 10y ago
I'm not the person you asked but I too have had bad experiences with SendGrid. It really depends on which aspect of SendGrid we're talking about. Transactional e-mail? Mailgun is a easy to use API on top of Amazon's SES. You
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by jc4p 10y ago
I agree wth this comment a lot. I work at Stack Overflow, where our company chat is split between Slack and an internal chat product we made ourselves years ago. I think the "comments as threads" concept helps solve some specific
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by jc4p 10y ago
Sorry if I'm just not getting it. is it compiling some nice language I write into some JS that runs compile time? Or is this a static website generator? If I use Svelte to make my site, is the expectation that the data is being loaded
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by jc4p 10y ago
Looks to have connectivity with gulp, browserify, webpack, system.js, a lot of stuff. That's rad! I wish it had easier samples to show what the code you write looks like. I have a couple questions just off the homepage that I didn&#x27
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by jc4p 10y ago
Is there any place where I can see some numbers for how many connections it can handle and at what benchmarks?
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by jc4p 10y ago
Yeah, very valid. The comment was stream-of-consciousness because I saw this post when I got home from a pre-new-years-eve party last night. Honestly with the rest of this thread and the feedback though, I wish I hadn't posted it at al
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by jc4p 10y ago
I mean... I work for a related company (as mentioned in the post)... sorry for being excited about something they're working on? I just felt the need to comment because a lot of the comments remind me of my first impression of the prod
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by jc4p 10y ago
Just FYI while it is definitely centralized, and you are correctly tensing up at the sight of that, here are the "Advanced" options you get when managing a project: http://i.imgur.com/ohDUnKI.png You can import an
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by jc4p 10y ago
I love Gomix. I spent the past weekend helping a friend migrate a static front-end only CSS skin they had made over to a live server on Gomix. That friend has moved onto running webpack and babel locally to do more advanced stuff, but Gomix
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by jc4p 10y ago
This was a fantastic talk. Both the content and the quality of the talk itself exceeded my expectations. I knew that bar codes on boarding passes are PDF-417 and have lots of info embedded, but the attack vectors they discuss are NUTS. I tr
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by jc4p 10y ago
Innovation in the recruiting space is a really hard task. Most recruiters would rather throw money at yet-another-job-board-and-funnel-source than try something unique which requires putting in extra time and effort. The last "innovati
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Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? Becoming a Secret Travel Agent [video](media.ccc.de)
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by jc4p 10y ago
I think sometime in February, I'll definitely message you before I do :) I'll see about updating that hah
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by jc4p 10y ago
For what it's worth, I'm very glad you're alive and thinking about this stuff friend :) I heavily relate to that overwhelming feeling stemming from meta-emotions.
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by jc4p 10y ago
Maybe this is off-topic but I'm wondering what people think about tech recruiting websites that scrape profiles on sites like Github to sell you to other recruiters (or for other purposes, like GitPay). With badly coded websites like G
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by jc4p 10y ago
TheInformation's article includes a bit more info and this tidbit: > As most owners probably have experienced, the microphones can often be triggered inadvertently. And those errant recordings, like ambient sound or partial conversa
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by jc4p 10y ago
Thanks for the info! Perhaps in the new year I should consider taking my Google Home back out of its box and giving it another shot. I really wanted to like it, I am an Android dev and feel comfortable in the Google ecosystem. Out of curios
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by jc4p 10y ago
Love this! I made a similar IR controlled "API" to toggle my in-window air conditioner on/off last summer. Btw, I don't think the Google Home can actually control Chromecast. They advertise it but each time I've tri
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by jc4p 10y ago
Splitting this up comment into my common use cases. IoT: All my lights are Phillips Hue. Outside of the Echo I have HomeKit set up to take care of automatically turning the lights off when I leave my apartment's geofencing zone. When I

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