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by kasbah 7y ago
Most Chrome extensions can now be run on Firefox without alterations. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/recipe-filter...
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Why I'm building a new async runtime(stjepang.github.io)
56 points by kasbah 7y ago|6 comments
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by kasbah 7y ago
I "watch" it on Github and it still gets updated. If notice out-of-date things you should open an issue or a pull-request.
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by kasbah 7y ago
There is a directory of sorts here: https://github.com/nayafia/microgrants (Not with deadlines though, as far as I am aware.)
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by kasbah 7y ago
I have been using it for a few weeks and really like it actually. It's much better than Github's old notification system, where I would click on something that I couldn't resolve there and then, it would get be marked as seen
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by kasbah 7y ago
It's reliable, especially for one-on-ones or smaller groups with particpants that have good bandwidth internet connections. In terms of bandwidth needs it can't compete with Zoom yet. If you have bigger meetings with participants
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by kasbah 7y ago
Good stuff, thanks for the kind words. If you are trying the lib, probably best to use it straight from GitHub. I got a bit sloppy about releasing it to NPM and have been using GitHub versions everywhere. It's interesting to think abou
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by kasbah 7y ago
Nice, thanks for the honest answers about the tech. I think focusing in on what makes hardware different is definitely the right move. I have been working on using Gitea as the Kitspace back-end as well. Regarding the BOMs, the manifest is
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by kasbah 7y ago
The UI looks and feels very polished. Congrats on shipping. Well done! Nice work on not re-inventing the wheel and using Git as well. > Automated BOM generator that can detect parts in a project and give you a cost estimation of how muc
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by kasbah 7y ago
You can use Unicode symbols in GHC Haskell for e.g. λ. Then there's APL of course which also re-uses a lot of ancient Greek and other symbols that these days would most likely be in Unicode. https://wiki.haskell.org/Uni
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by kasbah 7y ago
https://pcbshopper.com/?Width=192&Height=60&Units=mm&Layers=... ;)
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by kasbah 7y ago
Seems like all of these self-hosted automation apps struggle to incorporate Facebook adapters. Does anyone know of one that would allow me to read Tweets and post ones containing some particular text to a Facebook page (not my personal time
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by kasbah 7y ago
Neat, hadn't seen this. I actually work in the research group at Uni of Bath that develops the original OpenFlexure design. If you have access to a 3d-printer and are interested in microscopy then I recommend building one. You don&#x27
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by kasbah 7y ago
We are always looking for technical and marketing/sales people to help with https://kitspace.org . We are making open source hardware electronics projects easier to order and build and starting to offer the same as a paid se
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by kasbah 7y ago
I use the "Make Medium Readable Again" browser extension because of this. Firefox also has a reader view which I use on a lot of other sites. https://makemediumreadable.com
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by kasbah 7y ago
Neat, I was just watching Alan Kay's YC Startup School video from 2017 where he mentions this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id1WShzzMCQ
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by kasbah 7y ago
* put some bottled water into the DNA sequencer/fluorescence microscope I mean
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by kasbah 7y ago
Interesting, makes me want to put some microplastics in our DNA sequencer / robotic fluorescent microscope and have a scan. https://reseq.hackteria.org
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by kasbah 7y ago
And 80% of statistics are made up on the spot. (Would be interested in any links to studies or economic models in this area though.)
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by kasbah 7y ago
The paper is linked at the end of the article. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/anie.201908...
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by kasbah 7y ago
Beautiful! If you are interested in making custom designs for a process like this (or even for the regular PCB processes) then you might want to check out SVG2Shenzhen which lets you export from Inkscape to KiCad on all PCB layers. https:&
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Raspberry Pi Pinout(pinout.xyz)
2 points by kasbah 7y ago|0 comments
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Free Innovation by Eric von Hippel (2017)(archive.org)
1 points by kasbah 7y ago|0 comments
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by kasbah 7y ago
We are always looking for technical and marketing/sales people to help with https://kitspace.org . We are making open source hardware electronics projects easier to order and build and starting to offer the same as a paid se
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by kasbah 7y ago
Controlling a precision stage and camera on my 3d-printed microscope. https://openflexure.org
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by kasbah 7y ago
Interesting, didn't know this, only up to 2017 is published, but that year they report: > This was another year of exceptional growth with Revenues at £25.5m (2016 - 16.3m) and Operating Profit of £9.7m (2016 - £8.9m)
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by kasbah 7y ago
Audience or not, if I had started writing on Medium when it first came out then I'd be pretty pissed off with the way the site looks and behaves now with its sticky headers, popups and paywalls. I'd welcome a program like this to
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by kasbah 7y ago
Which ones, do you have a link where I can read more about it?
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by kasbah 7y ago
I would suggest installing LineageOS on a supported phone and not installing any of the proprietary Google apps (play services, maps etc). I have been doing that for a number of years. https://lineageos.org/
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I was offered a job at Foxconn to assemble iPhones for $1.7 per hour(scmp.com)
81 points by kasbah 7y ago|74 comments

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