kuon

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by kuon 4y ago
I have an editor macro that inserts _ = myvar; // TODO remove easily for all function arguments when prototyping. I agree it can be cumbersome, but I am not sure it is a bad thing.
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by kuon 4y ago
I've been working with Zig lately (after 2 years of rust), and I have to say that the lack of borrow checker allows a lot of flexibility. You might argue it is dangerous, but in some case it's ok. I think Zig complements very well
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by kuon 4y ago
I love funky italic like cartograph or victor mono!!!
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by kuon 4y ago
I wasn't very clear, I clarified below.
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by kuon 4y ago
Well, I am not saying it is better objectively, but for my uses it was easier. I wrote a firmware in rust and I rewrote it in zig as my first real world exercice, I ended up with 90% less code. Rust has really great abstraction and I like i
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by kuon 4y ago
Native support for static allocators like arena. Ability to compile C and call it with 0 efforts.
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by kuon 4y ago
I meant move the ownership. For one firmware, I have some code that keep the MCU sleeping and it wakes with I2C address match. When the I2C code handles the match, it must change the configuration of the system registers related to sleep to
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by kuon 4y ago
As a side note, I am trying zig for embedded on tiny MCU and it is a better fit than rust. Not having to "move the borrow" for register around makes the code simpler to reason about and also is important when flash is only a few k
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by kuon 4y ago
I have a VOIP business account, and I can set any caller ID I want (including on SMS). And this is validated at the carrier level. The main use case for this is redirection, when I get a call from A to my office O, it will also call my mobi
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by kuon 4y ago
It is surprinsigly hard to move paper the way a printer does it. The easiest way for DIY would be to use a continuous roll of paper and a very thin pen on a 3d printer like stepper motor, like older dot matrix printers.
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by kuon 4y ago
In the area where I live (near Aigle on the east of Leman) the main problem is that there are only two tracks (one each direction) going to Geneva. Which makes it hard to have frequent stops. I live at 100m from the tracks, but I have to do
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by kuon 4y ago
I've been blocking cookies actively for a long time, and except some technical embeds (for example STEP file viewer on misumi) I had zero issue. This is great news. I really hope we will not lose firefox. I'm not saying it is bett
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by kuon 4y ago
As I said I am at the limit already, I have my home lab and a small server farm for work, I also have a workshop. I already cannot put everything on, if I use the workshop, you cannot use the kitchen oven for example. I realize 11kW is enou
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by kuon 4y ago
As I said in another comment, I don't absolutely need 22kW now. But I am at the limit of the capacity of my current line, so in all scenarios, I would need to invest quite a bit.
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by kuon 4y ago
The car dealer told me he lives in a building with a common parking where the 22kW charger doesn't have 100% duty cycle.
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by kuon 4y ago
Yes, I am looking at plug in hybrid now.
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by kuon 4y ago
no, 22kW is 32A as we use three 240V (to neutral, so around 400V between phases) phases here. Most home here have 40A capacity (mine does). You have to pay for the introduction box, which need to be changed in my case and is about 7000$ [1]
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by kuon 4y ago
Well, I looked at our current use of the cars. I live in a remote area and car is my only option. Also the area is mountainous and after doing some testing and having the car for a week, I have about 100km autonomy with 50kW/h battery
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by kuon 4y ago
I was talking with my car dealer as I wanted to buy an electric car. He was using the car for his own usage to get a good idea. The main thing that came out is that most available charging stations are 22kW max and very often they are share
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by kuon 4y ago
I suggest you take a look to Phoenix Live View, it's like that (very little client side JS) with the added benefits of the BEAM. You can serve thousands if not million of simultaneous clients with a small machine.
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by kuon 4y ago
I regularly print my whole keepass DB on paper and I keep it in safe (fireproof) place. I never had to use it, but knowing it exists eases me a lot. I highly encourage you to do the same.
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by kuon 4y ago
I used to use stow to manage my dotfiles but this was a cumbersome step that didn't provide any real advantage. Now I just edit config files by hand and with zfs autosnapshot I can easily rollback if needed. I'd love to try someth
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Ask HN: Hackable Phone Watch for Kid without app
1 points by kuon 4y ago|1 comments
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by kuon 4y ago
I'd like a smaller phone too, but with a bigger battery. If I browse the web in the, I cannot use my phone to buy my train ticket as you have to show the QR code and 4G is killing the battery really quickly. My current phone is a one p
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by kuon 4y ago
I am currently designing an UI framework in rust and I took a similar approach. It is intended for medical monitoring systems. I should be able zo open source it at some point. But for now, all I can say is that this approach seems the way
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by kuon 4y ago
I have one of those double edged rasor, I've been using it for like 20 years. Mine is made of silver, which is a good anti bacteria. For the blade, I use carbon steel ones made for cleaning the vitroceram/induction hot plates. The
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by kuon 4y ago
I think this is awesome. The technique is really mindblowing. I really enjoy seeing passionate and precise crafts. But it's not for me, I only wear old T-shirts I don't care about that are full of holes.
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by kuon 5y ago
I have a "business" VOIP account and I can just populate the "from" number with anything. My asterisk box is considered like a small carrier and my carrier will trust it. I think I could also announce numbers I do not ow
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by kuon 5y ago
You can use iperf, for which many public server exist. https://iperf.fr/iperf-servers.php
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by kuon 5y ago
On premise can be a lot cheaper for bandwidth intensive app. We have a 10gbit/s dedicated fiber we use at like 80%, it cost us 1500$ per month (power+fiber). This kind of bandwidth is 10 to 100 times more expensive on the cloud dependi

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