oulipo

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1. 481.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   thanks for all those answers! Slava Ukraini
2. 482.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   I tried and it was so slow the system became unuseable
3. 483.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   Not sure how this addresses my question? Or is the issue with "not encrypted when there is no password" only a WPA2 issue?
4. 484.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   BTW always wondered... often docs show that a wifi with a password uses encryption, and wifi without password are not encrypted, I'm wondering why that is? Is it for backward compatibility with old devices? Why isn't the standard
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   by oulipo 2y ago

   would you say that using wasm2mpy is better suited for my needs than having a wasm runtime like the one of bytecodealliance? What would be the advantage in this case?
6. 486.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   Okay great! But I'm not using MicroPython, just compiling directly for the ESP32, would that mean that to use wasm2mpy I would need to add a MicroPython VM in my code?
7. 487.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   Can the 3B run on a M1 macbook? It seems that it hogs all the memory. The 1B runs fine
8. 488.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   Hurl, httpie, bruno, httpYac check https://www.google.com/search?q=alternatives+to+postman+site...
9. 489.▲
   by oulipo 2y ago

   Actually in my case I need a VM, because I want users to be able to upload "extension plugins" in real-time, without reuploading firmware In that case which approach / library would you recommend to embedd a WASM VM?
10. 490.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    thanks for your answer!! Can you tell me a bit more about why this suggestion might be more appropriate than the others? Is it in terms of maturity? Speed? Memory footprint? Safety?
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    What would be the recommendation to run on ESP32? https://github.com/wasm3/wasm3 ? https://github.com/espressif/esp-wasmachine ? https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-micro-
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Disclaimer: I'm a co-founder of Gouach, the repairable e-bike battery. Because we're making a repairable battery, we're VERY careful about safety, which is why we developed a fireproof casing. If you want to see some battery
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    I would suggest either a platform like hosted Windmill.dev or other, or val.town which has an AI assitant so you can use it even if you don't code
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    I love reading Rumi too!
15. 495.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    What would be the best between Dokku / Dokploy / Coolify?
16. 496.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    Is there a comparison of the memory footprint of each VM? and whether there are guarantees with memory allocation / crash robustness etc ?
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    His own... but not yours. Yet you still use that term
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    If people were actively paying for the content, and thus "accepting to be endoctrinated" why not, although I think that all kind of entreprise with such a handbook of "how to make people basically addicted to the shit we buil
19. 499.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    No it can't, economic success is completely linked with morality when your success is linked to producing tons of CO2, which is going to put our planet, and in particular poorer people, in the shitters
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    A lot of people here (and in tech in general) are conflating "being efficient" with "having success"... that's clearly because people in tech generally value efficiency but we have to take a step back collectively a
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    You're conflating "efficiency" with "success" Just say he's "efficient" at what he does (descriptive) but not "successful" (value judgment)
22. 502.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    Exactly!! we need to stop conflating "efficiency" with "success" Being efficient at destroying the planet is NOT success If anything we need to go slower and gentler (environmentally, socially, economically), not "f
23. 503.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    Exactly
24. 504.▲
    by oulipo 2y ago

    but that's the point... why do you call it "success" (I mean I get it: they are "good at making money" and "efficient" so you call it a "success" because that's what the capitalist society i
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Thanks for your comment! We have patented a design that uses the PCB plates, you can check details at https://docs.gouach.com . Our batteries are passing all certifications and vibration tests, and are running on 1500 free-floati
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    You seem to see him as a "success", which means you have a weird definition of "success" (eg you see efficiency as success) I see a lone tree planter saving the Sahara from desertification and not making a lot of money o
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    I'm not saying that most devs are helping the world anyhow. But I'm saying that those guys are not either. So we should not be "celebrating their success" as though they did something extraordinary They just sell shit. W
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    that's... my point... Hitler was evidently a bad person, but for their supporter he was great. That's what I'm saying to Simon... why taking such weirdos as figures of "success" when all they do is try to create add
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    Exactly
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    by oulipo 2y ago

    they probably give 1% of what they make, this is just to trick people like you, but in reality they make the cash flow to them, not to people in need