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by kayson 4y ago
Bummer that its not usable on the browser extension though. I used to have the desktop app but it ended up being mostly useless. 99% of my passwords go into the browser where I want autofill, and for the rest I almost always have a browser
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by kayson 4y ago
> It really has a bunch of powerful properties one might not expect. Can you elaborate on this? > a class is a function, but that function is invoked once. Its methods can be called many times, but having a pure render() method (like
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by kayson 4y ago
Why did react (effectively) get rid of class components? Conceptually, a component seems better represented by an object/class than a procedure/function. And aren't classes just really functions under the hood anyways?
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by kayson 4y ago
For anyone who, like me, was completely in the dark on parsing algorithms, this[1] course was extremely helpful and easy to understand. 1. https://www.udemy.com/course/essentials-of-parsing/
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by kayson 4y ago
I would love a 15" framework with the power issues resolved that I can use an egpu with. It would be a great replacement to hauling an SFF pc around.
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by kayson 4y ago
Yes! This is what I wanted to do first but we only had an aging furnace and no AC. I've read that you can run into problems with back pressure if you close too many vents, though.
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by kayson 4y ago
My wife (who invested heavily in the aesthetics and interior design of our home) shared the same concern. We decided to do it anyways, and though they're certainly a little ugly, they blend in and just sort of go away. It helps that th
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by kayson 4y ago
Ducted systems are horribly inefficient. Why heat/cool the entire house if you're only in one room? We paid $11k to have a 4-unit 42kbtu mini-split system installed in our condo. We love it. We turn the two units on in the living
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by kayson 4y ago
This is great! I love seeing new open pdks. It's still a pain to use these for complex analog design, compared to something from tsmc or samsung, but every step is progress in the right direction.
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by kayson 4y ago
Thanks!
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by kayson 4y ago
What lists are you using for queryparams?
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by kayson 4y ago
I mostly agree with you but sometimes through hole joints just won't wick all the way because of the extra surface tension around the pin on the opposite side of the pcb. Not a huge deal if you can access it, but if you can't, lik
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by kayson 4y ago
I got an old metcal station from work that was destined for the recycling and it is amazing. I'll never use any other kind.
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by kayson 4y ago
Thank you!
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by kayson 4y ago
a basic knowledge of Rust a basic knowledge of JavaScript event loops Any recommendations for these pre-requisites?
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by kayson 4y ago
How are parts libraries? I see that there are a bunch on github maintained by companies like Digikey. It's been a while since I did a pcb design but my last was using jlpcb's online editor and I was pleasantly surprised how easy i
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by kayson 4y ago
Is there a way to get back to one of the previously generated ones or are they completely ephemeral?
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by kayson 4y ago
This is exactly why I use bootstrap for all of my projects (none of which are commercial). I don't really care what it looks like in the sense of layouts and color schemes, just that its consistent and easy to use. I've found that
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by kayson 4y ago
Are there any reasonable alternatives (please, no outlook)? I love Thunderbird on principle but it's been years and the whole damn UI still freezes while it's downloading messages.
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by kayson 4y ago
Can you elaborate on "Standalone air purifiers work but they quickly lead to high CO2 concentrations inside rooms t"? How do air purifiers increase co2...?
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by kayson 4y ago
As a violinist I disagree with your conclusion. There are a lot of valid criticisms about those studies, including some from musicians who participated. There's also a notable conflict of interest in that the PI is a violin maker and h
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by kayson 4y ago
The schematics are open source, but the ICs aren't.
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by kayson 4y ago
It's hard, but it's not that hard. There are at least half a dozen companies in the space, and another half dozen with the requisite RF expertise but who just don't need direct conversion, as you mentioned. This is more a com
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by kayson 4y ago
Everyone glosses over the fact that all of these "open" radios are dependent on very much closed "source" and often expensive hardware. The RF signal chains, whether ZIF or Direct, are by far the hardest part to design a
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by kayson 4y ago
I can do that. Might take a while though
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by kayson 4y ago
Ooof based on the aq-spec summaries... None of the gas sensors are particularly good. And the best ones are thousands of dollars..
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by kayson 4y ago
That's good to know! Have you published your testing results anywhere?
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by kayson 4y ago
Wish I had seen this before I bought all the constituent parts on sparkfun! Though I do have some concerns about the accuracy of the PM2.5 sensor (mainly because the data sheet isn't exceptionally clear).I ended up getting the Sensirio
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by kayson 4y ago
What's the point of such heavy obfuscation? Are they afraid of someone cloning their frontend? At first glance it seems like a waste of performance...
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by kayson 4y ago
What was the rationale?

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