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by pimeys 2y ago
NVIDIA has a robotics department where I could see this tech fitting pretty nicely. Also I consider this a dev board. Soon this tech will be everywhere, in our phones, computers... You could already plug that to your home assistant and have
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by pimeys 2y ago
Not really, no. For manufacturers it is faster to just write the drivers once for their chip, and release them targeting to an exact Linux kernel version rather than actually writing good enough code that it goes through the LKML process an
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And it's much better now than it used to be. Of course the amount of people in these forums is much smaller, but all of them are very much music nerds. So you get very good tips for what to listen from them.
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by pimeys 2y ago
I find it easier to stream music from my phone, especially with a slow uplink and the real time encoding to a lossy format with the servers.
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With one caveat: you can't be too close to any houses with your camp. I don't remember how far, but at least they should not be able to see you from their window...
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This was a Russian ship, the last one was a Chinese ship.
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A good timing for this article, because today there was again somebody breaking the cables between Finland and Estonia. https://yle.fi/a/74-20133531
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by pimeys 2y ago
Same with Helsinki and Turku archipelago. We've been spending the whole Christmas in my parent's cabins near Helsinki in a small island. It was a bit tricky to come here with a small boat due to the ice, but when we got here, we j
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by pimeys 2y ago
I've been using TrueNAS for six years already. I've built a custom server - Intel dual core Atom CPU - Passive cooling for the CPU, two fans for the HDDs - A small Supermicro motherboard with IPMI and six SATA connectors - 16 giga
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by pimeys 2y ago
Thanks for a tip to try out Symfonium. Seems to work great with Plex and Navidrome. I have a few issues with Plex for music, especially when it wants to convert DSF files into flac, which is fine but unnecessary. Plexamp on Android also som
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I know. But they are the best we have. Still much better than Spotify or the other streaming services.
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by pimeys 2y ago
Back in the days, there was a service called what.cd, which was really nice for music discovery. You had very dedicated music fans, great forums and a daily top 10 of most downloaded music. For many it was the fastest way of finding new int
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by pimeys 2y ago
Yep. Same with Plex. I used to run it with 1.2 GHz dual core Intel Atom. I always encode to 128 kbps Opus when I stream my music and I'm not on Wi-Fi. It took about 300-500ms until the music started when I pressed play. The CPU usage w
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by pimeys 2y ago
They do not have a Linux player so the price tag is a bit hefty compared to Plex or the free options...
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Could the Universal Blue image builder solve this for you? https://github.com/ublue-os/image-template
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by pimeys 2y ago
You might be interested in Serpent OS, which offers immutability but without reboots after each upgrade. https://serpentos.com/ They just hit their first alpha release, but it has been under development for years already.
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Yeah. Juliuses who understand the code.
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That and the great libraries Rust have for CLI apps. Really good stuff, and you can get productive quickly.
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by pimeys 2y ago
Yep, ESPHome SDK. It's all open source and well-documented: https://esphome.io/ Some notable blog posts, docs and a video on the wake words and voice assistant usage: https://community.home-assistant.io&#x2F
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It's also really cool. You can make it so that the home assistant itself first tries to understand what you do, like turning on the living room lights or setting the bathroom temperature to 21.5 degrees celsius. If the assistant pipeli
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Private meaning that a big American corporation is not listening and using my voice to either track me or teach their own AI service with it.
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How these ESP32-systems work is that you send a wake word to the device itself. It can detect the word without an internet connection, the device itself understands it and wakes up. After the device is woken up, it sends your speech to home
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I'm also very excited. I've had some ESP32 microphones before, but they were not really able to understand the wake word, sometimes even when it was quiet and you were sitting next to the mic. This one looks like it can recognize
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by pimeys 2y ago
I've watched the FX adaptation and the original from 1980, and I have to say I like the original a bit more. Neither one of them cannot match the book, which I rank in the same level with Lord of the Rings: thick books you cannot stop
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by pimeys 2y ago
Yeah. I like to run docker without needing a Linux vm, I like the choice of desktop environments and they are superb for me compared to the macos desktop. KDE Plasma 6 is one of the best desktops I've ever used. Now with the atomic dis
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Fish-shell 4.0b1, now in Rust(fishshell.com)
3 points by pimeys 2y ago|0 comments
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I saw it in the theaters in 1999, I was a huge Kubrick fan, 15 years old and I hated the movie. After two divorces, I watched it again and totally understood the whole thing. It is a great movie. Still, my favorite is Barry Lyndon...
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Pointless jobs: the unbearable ennui of office life – in pictures(theguardian.com)
11 points by pimeys 2y ago|4 comments
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Including decanter. The glass drippers are around 20 euros and plastic ones 9 euros. But I really find it to be the best for daily quality coffee. Filters are easy to find, their products are durable and easy to clean. Except their thermo p
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by pimeys 2y ago
Our roster does test roast, good quality beans used to test the process. Light, tasty, and cheap. I do not need to get further from that. The only expensive thing you need is a good grinder. Rest goes with a 26€ V60 and a kitchen scale.

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