kuon

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by kuon 4y ago
I'm curious, could you elaborate why you do not like it?
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by kuon 4y ago
If you need C like memory access (embedded, performance..) I highly suggest zig, which is maturing really fast. We use rust and zig in house for our development and while rust is preferred for complex projects, we prefer zig when we need: s
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by kuon 4y ago
It doesn't work in a flat (well unless you are under the roof), but in my house I have 2 electric opening in the roof (velux) that I open nearly (unless rain) daily for 5 minutes to change the air and it works really well, whole house
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by kuon 4y ago
I've been doing some zig and I really like how reusable is every little bit of code I write. I do not know if it is because of it's simplicity but I am quite productive with it.
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by kuon 4y ago
Heroku was so nice "back in the day", it was expensive but served me well. I started having some issues before the acquisition so I moved away. I guess I was lucky for that. They must have had some billing problem because I got ch
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by kuon 4y ago
I was also about to post that, and note that my wife who is japanese told me that in japan the correct way to tie shoelaces was taught at school, and she laughed for about a week when I told her that at 40 I didn't know that.
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by kuon 4y ago
This youtube video does a good job explaining a few problems about hydrogen in cars. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zklo4Z1SqkE
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by kuon 4y ago
Well, for me it means I'll juste stop to use it. I guess we are a minority.
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by kuon 4y ago
I always put a Makefile in all my projects, especially because I change language often and tooling. I always create a make help task which gives me a list of commands and I have a few conventions, make build, make release, make server (dev
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by kuon 4y ago
Zig will have a C back-end which will provide support for many of this kind of hardware. And I think you can make avr work at present but I do not know the state of the support.
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Zig now has a built in HTTP 1.1 client(github.com)
8 points by kuon 4y ago|0 comments
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by kuon 4y ago
My two kids are playing and the "secret" to motivation is to let them have fun. Like play video game music or whatever they like. When they realize they can express emotions with music, it is easier for them.
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by kuon 4y ago
A quick look at the source seems to indicate SDL and freetype.
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by kuon 4y ago
The only correct date widget is a second counter from epoch with a + and a - button.
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by kuon 4y ago
Here in Switzerland we used to use cash for a lot of things, I remember paying my car in cash. It has changed a lot with covid. I do not know the regulation on any limit.
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by kuon 4y ago
I installed a mattermost instance, and while a little bit overkill, it has all the features I need.
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by kuon 4y ago
Last time I tried synapse, it was very very resource hungry. I can give it another try, but I found no matrix client with the features I'd like.
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Ask HN: Self hosted user friendly chat app for family?
8 points by kuon 4y ago|6 comments
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by kuon 4y ago
It is a low voltage DC adapter, you should be safe as long you do not put it in your mouth.
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by kuon 4y ago
My neighbor loves to organize wine tasting session with friends, one day, he opened some bottle, and when I poured it, I added some apple juice (about 50%) and nobody in the group noticed anything. I know that a few expert can actually tell
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by kuon 4y ago
I had my 7 years daughter on my lap during the launch (minutes before school here), I dropped a tear when the engines went on. It had something magical to it. Hope for the future.
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by kuon 4y ago
You can find knockoff of very good quality for a few bucks. I think they can control it better through Adobe licensing.
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by kuon 4y ago
Tom-Tom is worse than Google map for direction, and also dash unit is always not up to date, no traffic... But I really like open streetmap, and in my area it is better than google map. I hope they will be able to innovate against google.
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by kuon 4y ago
You are right, I just looked at the general shape.
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by kuon 4y ago
Yeah, I think they introduced the flat sockets to be compatible with older T1 swiss plugs which were not triangular. https://www.plugsocketmuseum.nl/CH/CH-T1_plug.jpg That was a bad idea because it was easy to get shoc
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by kuon 4y ago
I regularly print my whole keepass database and I keep it in a safe fireproof place. And my family know the location. It is also a failsafe for me if my house burn down with all my digital copies in it. I do have off site backup, but you ne
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by kuon 4y ago
I have been using tree tab since forever and it's really the best tab UI you can imagine. I wonder why it is not native to more browser. I can manage hundred of tabs with ease.
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by kuon 4y ago
I'd argue that our swiss plug (N in the list) is really good, it is compact so you can have plugs with every wall switches but it is polarized. Also we had ground with differential protection (30mA) built in our homes for as long as I
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by kuon 4y ago
I use ardour as a mixer for live streaming, it works great, but I'd love native Wayland support and some "mini mixer" GUI mode with just faders and mute status for each bus.
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by kuon 4y ago
I took static ips on my fiber and I use my older workstation as a server. I use zfs for backup of the whole thing. It is not mission critical so I can accept downtime. Even then, in the last year I had zero downtime. I think it can be a via

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