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by kasbah 10y ago
Just had a brief look over this and have to say I am not a fan. The comments are largely redundant, e.g: // Get a reference to the canvas canvas = document.getElementById("canvas"); // Set the ca
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by kasbah 10y ago
Ah I see, has Discourse improved as a comment system or is it still quite hard to set up? I was mainly recommending OpenShift because it's free but I don't know if the setup I have now is still available.
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by kasbah 10y ago
I am confused, I thought for Ghost you have to set up comments yourself as well: https://www.ghostforbeginners.com/how-to-enable-comments-on-... I have been running Ghost for free on OpenShift but haven't set up commen
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Gathering for Open Science Hardware(openhardware.science)
2 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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Snek – An experimental system for writing generative systems(inconvergent.net)
4 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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Cyclone is a CNC mill intended for PCB manufacturing(github.com)
2 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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by kasbah 10y ago
Jekor's videos on the XMonad source code really helped me get into Haskell: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63MpfyZUcrU&index=3&list=PLx...
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Show HN: Kitnic.it – Share your open hardware electronics projects(kitnic.it)
1 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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by kasbah 10y ago
Yes, PCBshopper.com is really nice and I forgot about it! There is a PR open for SnapEDA but I am a bit reluctant as I don't have enough experience with using it. If you jump in on that I might change my mind: https://github
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by kasbah 10y ago
If anyone hear could vouch for Qucs simulator and explain a bit why it's good I would love to add it. It was recommended before but without reasoning and I haven't had a chance to try it. http://qucs.sourceforge.net&#x2
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by kasbah 10y ago
I _have_ checked out the web interface a bit and it seemed really nice. I think the main problem for me is the time investment required to input all the parts to give it a real go. Will be in touch soon about the business side.
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by kasbah 10y ago
Hi jwr, I have been considering adding a section with Partsbox.io and Partkeepr but have been hesitating because I don't have any personal experience with them yet. But given I got this review from a redditor I should probably add it:
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by kasbah 10y ago
LTSpice is already on the list! Have started reading over the TI book: http://web.mit.edu/6.101/www/reference/op_amps_everyone.pdf Do you have a link or more info on working with Octave in this way?
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by kasbah 10y ago
Yeah, sounds good, as you already discovered: pull-requests welcome.
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by kasbah 10y ago
Yeah a books section would be nice. I must admit that "The Art of Electronics" is was so obvious that I didn't even think of it. That's the trouble with trying to get into the beginners mind set I suppose. Do people have
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Resources for electronic engineers and hobbyists(github.com)
183 points by kasbah 10y ago|31 comments
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Making Technology Inclusive Through Papercraft and Sound [video](media.ccc.de)
1 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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On the Design and Construction of a Just Intonation Keyboard(jsnow.bootlegether.net)
2 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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by kasbah 10y ago
Just authorizing ssh login doesn't solve the NAT traversal.
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by kasbah 10y ago
Thanks for the link. That might be the heritage. For KiCAD, initially I believe, the s-exp parser and writer were there just for communicating with an external auto router (Specctra session). But it's taking over more and more. The foo
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Show HN: A browser extension to fill shopping carts with electronic components(github.com)
1 points by kasbah 10y ago|0 comments
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by kasbah 10y ago
I thought about making something like this to filter out Apple stories actually. I use Firefox, might try and load this as a web extension.
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by kasbah 10y ago
The standard footprint libraries have improved substantially. Additionally there are quite a large number of 3rd party libraries. I have started collecting them all at: https://github.com/monostable/kicad_footprints#kic
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by kasbah 10y ago
The thing is, they made the "error correction scheme" work so well that they are no longer required. Give it a go sometime; you might like it.
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by kasbah 10y ago
But the linked formatter doesn't seem to have an option for no semicolons so I wouldn't call it better in that regard. EDIT: Looks like they may be open to it though. https://github.com/jlongster/prettier&#x2F
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by kasbah 10y ago
Yes this is definitely true. FOSDEM provides a way for FOSS developers with very niche interests to split into their separate "devrooms" and have their own mini events. I would recommend to stick to the keynotes and main tracks an
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FOSDEM 2017 Schedule(fosdem.org)
154 points by kasbah 10y ago|28 comments
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by kasbah 10y ago
I guess I just don't understand the "why" so I am not motivated to look into it properly and at first glance it's introducing loads of new concepts. Maybe as my apps get more complicated I'll outgrow it but just pla
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by kasbah 10y ago
The only bit of Redux I actually use is `createStore`, `store.dispatch`, `store.getState` and `store.subscribe` but it seems stupidly simple to me. I sometimes start re-implementing a bit of it rather than pull a dependency in or if I am wo
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by kasbah 10y ago
>While I switched to irccloud.com a couple years ago--persistent session is so nice, especially for mobile! https://riot.im with it's excellent IRC bridge is a solid alternative now (and fully open source).

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