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by paulrouget 3y ago
Has anybody managed to run a Mac Intel env within a Mac Arm? I am working on that project that needs to be built and packaged for both Arm & Intel.
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by paulrouget 3y ago
I've never managed to build the screen. A smartwatch without a screen is not great :)
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by paulrouget 3y ago
This type of LCD are custom made because of the particular segment layout. See the /screen/ section in the linked page.
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by paulrouget 3y ago
Shameless plug of my failed project: https://paulrouget.com/k8mod The idea was to literally fit a Nordic SoC in a Casio watch, and update the screen to show more segments. I never managed to find someone to manufacture the
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by paulrouget 3y ago
Maybe the Thinkpad x13s then (Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3)?
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by paulrouget 3y ago
Summary: these videos are used to keep devices on, queue silent content after podcast to fall asleep, provide background ambiance like fire crackling or soothing music, entertain pets, or avoid screen burn-in.
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by paulrouget 3y ago
Rust helped Servo. But Servo also helped Rust: I encourage people to listen to Josh Matthews interview [0]. He talks about how, early on, Servo was a "guiding light for Rust". 0: https://podcasts.google.com/feed&#x
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by paulrouget 3y ago
I'd love to see a Thinkpad with the old thinkpad keyboard, a good ARM CPU (like M1, not like X13S (Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3)), a 4:3 display without all the usual Lenovo bloatware. One can always dream…
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by paulrouget 3y ago
Is that the rs4410790 marker ?
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by paulrouget 3y ago
I'm very curious about SWP. How does it taste compared to good light roasted single origins?
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A smartwatch inside a F91W Casio watch(paulrouget.com)
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by paulrouget 4y ago
No. 30+ men dating 30- women.
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by paulrouget 4y ago
100%. I worked on a very popular Open Source project, and for years those "manchildren" were making my blood boil, borderline made me depressed, and it was clearly turning me into a bitter and angry person. To a point I decided to
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by paulrouget 4y ago
Ex Mozilla here. > Why does an email client need a web browser to function, and why is that the "perfect starting point"? I'm not saying using Firefox is the best thing, but there are arguments to be made: first, Firefox i
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by paulrouget 4y ago
Absolutely. That rubber is a little narrower and a little higher, and more grippy, making it a lot more easier to manipulate. That trackpoint + the good old thinkpad keyboard were, to me, the best experience ever. But thinkpad were always t
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by paulrouget 4y ago
I don't think that's true. Expansion is not very weak around matter, it just doesn't exist. It sounds a little counter intuitive to think that expansion "shutdowns" as we get closer to galaxy. But that's becaus
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by paulrouget 4y ago
Could that arise from any early parity symmetry breaking of the weak force? If anyone is interested in parity symmetry or CPT symmetry in general, I can't recommend this book enough: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T
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by paulrouget 4y ago
Am I missing something? Why carrot?
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by paulrouget 4y ago
> Yes we do: https://www.britannica.com/science/space-time We have an accepted standard model. 2 in fact. QM and Lambda CDM say very little about how things were working very close the t=0, and say absolutely nothin
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by paulrouget 4y ago
> Before the existence of our universe, there was no time We don't know that. > Time was created along with the space, matter, and energy when the thing "sprang into existence." These are just speculations. Some theorie
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by paulrouget 4y ago
Yes. It was never upside-down. The fact the cells are not aligned with our visual representation doesn't mean it's "upside-down". Like you said, it's undefined, and the brain figures out what these cells represent.
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by paulrouget 4y ago
I don’t think you can just use E=mc2 in that case. The rotation of the star is so high that you have to consider relativistic angular momentum effect in the equation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy%E2%80%93momentu
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by paulrouget 4y ago
I use Jelly 2 phone (3 inch display: https://imgur.com/a/WXG6YXg ) and OLauncher (no icon, just text). Only Spotify, Map, Mail, Calendar and Telegram. Any other app is unusable as the screen is way too small. It's
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by paulrouget 4y ago
iirc the CMB clues he’s talking about to justify the CCC have been ruled out.
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by paulrouget 5y ago
He said, if it were 12000 years old, that would be a massive clue for the Hancock's theories. Well… it's a little bit older. Not what they hoped for.
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by paulrouget 5y ago
11 is the protocol version. With multiple implementations. I think once extensions were introduced, they probably didn't need to extend the protocol.
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by paulrouget 5y ago
The implementation of Scheifler' X window system for IBM/Intel was called X386, which eventually was forked and freed. It was renamed XFree86, as a pun. Then was renamed Xorg. There were a few implementations of X for different un
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by paulrouget 5y ago
That was an amazing discussion. Thank you both.
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by paulrouget 5y ago
It blows my mind how far this telescope will be. - ISS is 400 km from earth. - Hubble is 500 km from earth. - The moon is 384_400 km from earth. It took us 3 days to fly there. - JWST will be 1_500_000 km from earth. It will take 30 days to
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by paulrouget 5y ago
Yep. At 1g you could literally go to the edge of the visible universe in less than 50 years (assuming you are targeting the edge as defined at time of departure).

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