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by prashnts 5y ago
Thank you! I’ll try that. Building an airgradient sensor is next in my list of projects!
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by prashnts 5y ago
I have a question since the author is around: My sensor was working fine for a few months. It’s located near the area I smoke, so whenever I’m smoking it changes to red quickly. And after a few minutes (10 or so) it’d go back to green. But
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by prashnts 5y ago
Curiously, I have seen this prompt in apps that did not normally ask for this permission when I was on a captive network without having logged in. No idea why it was prompted, but could be related somehow?
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by prashnts 5y ago
Right, thanks!
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by prashnts 5y ago
Article briefly mentions: > Using yield in a function definition is not the only way in which generators can be constructed in Python Anyone can point out what do they mean by that? Googling didn’t help much.
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by prashnts 5y ago
The quickguide [0] is beautiful and quite well written catalog of the features and included programs. [0] https://psychoslinux.gitlab.io/DOS/QCKGUIDE.PDF
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by prashnts 6y ago
Quite interesting! Reminds me of http://507movements.com/ Edit: It’s linked in the website as a “sister site”.
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by prashnts 6y ago
No it does. You make a point before bikeshedding.
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by prashnts 6y ago
I constantly need to add a couple of exceptions to the defaults though. And only because it's pretty weird syntax to let you get the block level meaning become obvious for a small part of the otherwise current standards we are using. (
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by prashnts 6y ago
Also add polyfills. Few devices (usually the slightly older fw locked devices) which can get a reuse on local net will get some reuse benefit if you added polyfills. I am doing this by conditional "polyfills with SSR" with nginx&#
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by prashnts 6y ago
Check out my own thread earlier up the thread. I think that'd be the difference, since she didn't get critical peer reviews on her work which is how we've decided to do science. The thread is interesting to me because I was r
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by prashnts 6y ago
Completely agree. This is the "formal training required" part that we miss while recounting these anecdotes. I still love the book, as in, It's giving you a sea to dip a little, look at pretty cool turtles, but one's got
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by prashnts 6y ago
Yep, I still remember reading the book when my dad it got for me (I was 8!). I don't recall everything, but few things stuck with me from the book. Exponential growths, for example. I sort of recall that she took the example of either
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by prashnts 6y ago
I used to have unlimited 512kbps "broadband" via public tel (BSNL, Phone line), up until 2013. I moved to delhi and as a broke university student, I'd gone through incremental upgrades with cable, fiber, wi-max connections, a
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by prashnts 6y ago
Your main function needs to be async as well, since the one_time_setup is async. Linking this SO answer that also links to the docs (may come handy!). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57399157/runtimewarning-...
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by prashnts 6y ago
I posted some pictures and linked it in sibling comment.
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by prashnts 6y ago
I took a few pictures and uploaded them here [1]. I recall that I'd already de-soldered a few components (for the salvage-drawer!) and cleaned the awful flux residues so the my pictures look much cleaner than how it was when I opened i
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by prashnts 6y ago
Interesting. I tore one down recently. It was a gift for my nephew but didn't work out of the box. Well, it did "work", as in, it identified as genuine controller; had all "real stuff" look, but buttons skipped, lag
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by prashnts 6y ago
I tried LinuxBrew on my Raspberry Pi to install couple of packages not in Debian. Unlike MacOS, you don’t get « bottled » packages (pre-built), so it took a while to compile and pulled in build dependencies. Wasn’t pleased, but: I would con
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by prashnts 6y ago
Haven’t been back in India for a while, but the DNS blocking happens all the time. One big provider (AirTel) even injected ads in non-https pages quite frequently. Anecdotally, I had a cable service in Delhi where the provider started throt
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by prashnts 6y ago
This... is a good warning (after I found this googling [1]), thank you! But, this made me more curious; is there something specific about IPS panel (vs. TN) that I should know? In that link, it seems like that the panel survived but the bac
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by prashnts 6y ago
I ended up rubbing it off. Used a mouthwash for it (alcohol didn't work, perhaps "microcrystals" did the job). If you do that there will be lots of micro scratches on screen, but it's still better than looking at stains,
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by prashnts 6y ago
Thanks for the tip, this definitely narrows down problem space to poke around with.
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by prashnts 6y ago
Any recommendations for softwares to play around with? I got a NooSDR (€30 ish on amazon). I agree so much that its 1090MHz(?) leaves so much to explore, but I didn't have much luck other than decoding TV/FM/DAB using CubicSD
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by prashnts 6y ago
Thanks! I never found her blog with all my quacks and googles on SDR keywords.
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by prashnts 6y ago
I was also curious, and from their Design repository: > Note: You don't need to use this particilar board to run ClojureScript. > Any ESP32 WROVER with 8 MiB SPIRAM is capable of running a ClojureScript REPL https://gi
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by prashnts 6y ago
(Not parent) Thanks! I needed this a while back for a bodge. Ended up stashing it, but this will help a lot!
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by prashnts 6y ago
I'd really like to know how you use tig for that. I am overwhelmed with the options and keystrokes that I can't remember.
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by prashnts 6y ago
Ah, thanks for the explanation -- I thought that you meant that custom.css would be disregarded, now I see you meant that css _rules_ should use "last declaration wins". Not really a followup on my previous question: what would be
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by prashnts 6y ago
Not so sure that “last declaration wins” would be great — a very specific example: jupyter notebooks (used to?) add custom.css before the original stylesheet. It’d be impossible if that were the case, I guess?

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