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by minhmeoke 4y ago
The easiest solution would be to buy a smartplug and integrate it into one of the smarthome ecosystems like Google Home, Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit. For a more DIY solution you can install Node-RED onto a Raspberry Pi for a GUI flow editor
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by minhmeoke 4y ago
If you want a simple off-the-shelf solution, Eachine TX06 or similar 5.8GHz FPV cameras + Skydroid receiver are cheap (~$15 + $25 shipped) and offer decent image quality (PAL or NTSC resolution) that you can view on many phones. - https:&#
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by minhmeoke 4y ago
Yes, netlify typically does deployment by pushing to a git repo or uploading a zip, the update latency could take several seconds to a few minutes. Another option is to use something like Firebase: https://firebase.google.com&#x2
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by minhmeoke 4y ago
Automate parts of your home life with Node-RED: https://hackaday.com/2020/01/15/automate-your-life-with-node... Alternatively, if you are interested in making or playing back music, one idea is to turn the Ra
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by minhmeoke 4y ago
This is similar to a Karnaugh Map: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vkMgTmieZI Basically, you can map the data values into a boolean truth table representation: a b c 1 x x x 2 x x x 3 x And use the K
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by minhmeoke 4y ago
Netlify free tier + Cloudflare CDN (if requests are cacheable). https://www.netlify.com/pricing/ https://www.cloudflare.com/plans
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Depending on what you're trying to do, Retool ( https://retool.com/ ) can get you up and running very quickly. It's great for quick and dirty internal tools, but maybe not that suitable if you are going to build som
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
This is great! Some fans of Super Mario World also created a playlist of remastered soundtracks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CxKTbcs1t7M&list=PLD-vbw8Jmu... More info here: https://twitter.com/lebric
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
I've gotten quite interested in music lately and decided to try some experiments where I visualize various sounds and music in the frequency domain using algorithms like Fourier transform and variants such as Welch's method for sp
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
You might also be interested in https://github.com/daniel-thompson/wasp-os which runs on nRF52-based hardware (there may be eInk-based variants as well)
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Click on the "ROS online PDF" link which takes you to: https://users.aalto.fi/~ave/ROS.pdf Free to view and download for personal use only. Not for re-distribution, re-sale or use in derivative works. I agree
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
This seems quite cool and I really admire your efforts! For those who are already familiar with global warming / green house gases but would like to learn more about direct carbon capture, I found this chapter linked from the Open Air
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
+1, to make this work you'd need a standardized schema, and well-defined, relatively stable interfaces. Github, some kind of programming ecosystem (eg: Android libraries or Python Flask server modules), or a cloud system (with the asso
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Thank you for the detailed and comprehensive explanations! > There are actually a LOT of [security concerns], which I try to cover in the security section If you'd like to eventually harden the binary implementations, you might also
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Another option (also not Airdrop compatible) is https://github.com/akovacs/uploadserver which is a Rust (Rocket) web server that you can run on a local machine. Open a browser and navigate to the machine's IP addr
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Thank you for the clarification! Perhaps a better example would have been Apache Avro (still has a schema, though): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Avro This looks like a very ambitious project, and I can see that
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
I'm not an expert in this area, but wow, that's quite impressive. Thanks for sharing and good luck with your project!
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
One consideration is that if you remove all barriers to entry, your ecosystem might quickly become overrun with bots and spam. If you're interested in a less commercialized, blogging-oriented niche of the Internet, you might also want
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
An interesting, untapped source of data might be past legal cases where databases were made public in the process of discovery. For example, during the electronic discovery (e-Discovery) process, the litigants may provide csv files which it
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
> A maintainers fund to support all the FLOSS projects the world depends on? It might be a better idea to partner with an existing organization such as the Software in the Public Interest non-profit. https://www.spi-inc.org&#x
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Rather than parsing HTML, it might be easier to look for news organizations that publish an RSS feed and transform that into something that is more accessible and internationalized.
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
The easiest solution is to buy an off-the-shelf water filtration system such as Survivor Filter Pro: - https://www.survivorfilter.com/products/pro-series-virus-met... Products like this are tested against water quality
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
> Make large flying machines to enable cheap and efficient mass transport of people and materials. You might be interested in ground-effect vehicles which would be much faster than ships, yet still cheaper as well as more energy-efficien
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
These projects seem really cool! A few links and historical references that might be of interest: > On the hardware side I want to use small and simple systems If you'd like to build a fully understandable computer, you might be int
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An alternative approach might be to use an existing popular serialization format such as Protocol Buffers, Apache Thrift, or Cap'N'Proto and create or improve tools that convert to/from human-readable text formats to the seri
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Yes, it seems like many of the railway lines featured in this article followed the path of the Taurus Express (basically an extension of the famous Simplon Orient Express) and were once promoted to European tourists as a safe, comfortable w
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
You could use FLAC as an intermediate lossless codec which should reduce storage costs by about 1/2 to 2/3 compared to WAV.
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Glad that you found this to be useful! Android includes the Espresso UI testing framework [1]. Essentially, you can specify matchers that compare your expected values or predicates against an actual object identified by an R.id identifier.
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
Your project is quite impressive. And welcome to the world of computer graphics! I'd consider taking inspiration from the following sources: 1. GUI toolkits like QT QML [1] or Android [2]. These typically build a hierarchical tree of d
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by minhmeoke 5y ago
One more idea, there exist worm drive micrometers which allow you to step down the linear movement per revolution even more: https://www.global-optosigma.com/en_jp/Catalogs/pno/?from=pa... If you have machini

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