realharo

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by realharo 3y ago
Just using zigbee2mqtt is also an option, as a more lightweight alternative to Home Assistant (for zigbee devices only). It may require a bit more tinkering though, you either need to use it via its web dashboard, or write a simple program
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by realharo 3y ago
Doesn't the encryption support depend on the messaging app? Meaning old devices could easily just update (even auto-update) to a newer version of Messages that does support encryption?
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by realharo 3y ago
My point was, having an actual example of data in front of you, instead of only definition of the structure/schema/interface/type of the data could push people more towards relying on things specific to that example. Especi
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by realharo 3y ago
Won't you also be more likely to write code based on data that you happen to have in the current situation, but not for data that covers every situation? E.g. code that accesses an optional property as if it was always present, bec
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by realharo 3y ago
That's not the same thing. Chrome's setting can force audio to be muted regardless of user interactions or manually started playback, until the website settings are changed to allow sound.
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by realharo 3y ago
I'm guessing that's what the commercial license option was for.
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by realharo 3y ago
Firefox is also missing a don't allow any website to play audio unless explicitly enabled setting (mute tabs by default, except on allowed sites), as far as I can tell.
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by realharo 3y ago
That's a shame, it's a bit weird seeing someone having to limit what software they can use, and looking to offload things onto external machines, over something you can get 4 times the amount of (32 GB) for under $50 ( https:&#x2F
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by realharo 3y ago
You can just use the devcontainers feature in normal local VS Code ( https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/devcontainers/containers ) Even the next version of IntelliJ will have partial support for them ( https:/&
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by realharo 3y ago
RAM is really cheap when you're not buying it from Apple.
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by realharo 3y ago
Reddit does this with "install our app" on its mobile website.
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by realharo 3y ago
I still don't feel comfortable using this with the same account I use for my email, photos, phones, etc. That's one advantage of ChatGPT, my OpenAI account is isolated from other things.
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by realharo 3y ago
What matters for direct comparison with physical monitors is the PPI of the virtual "monitors", not of the tiny screens in the headset. If you have roughly 4K per eye in the headset that renders everything you see, then you can&#x
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by realharo 3y ago
A lot of information has come out about the Quest 3 already. Full color passthrough from cameras and a depth sensor (better than Quest Pro), 120Hz, slightly higher resolution than Quest 2, 40% smaller (whatever that means), Snapdragon XR2 G
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by realharo 3y ago
For me, hopefully nothing. I did get some value out of reading and participating in discussions there, but I don't think it makes up for all the time spent.
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by realharo 3y ago
Just use docker?
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by realharo 3y ago
That sounds like a massive gimmick to me. Something that looks cool in demos, but doesn't really translate well into practical use. Might as well just buy a keyboard with lights built into the keys.
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by realharo 3y ago
I wouldn't call the simple fans useless - just the fact that the fumes are being blown away from your face is a huge improvement over not even having that. Of course there needs to be somewhere for them to go, but if you can have an op
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by realharo 4y ago
Usually when people say that about crypto, what they mean is that close to 100% of the demand for it is based purely on the expectation that it will go up in value. Remove that expectation and almost all of the demand disappears.
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by realharo 4y ago
Can you even call it "learning"? We use the word as a metaphor, but it's really not the same thing as what a human does.
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by realharo 4y ago
If there is no more demand for developers for the kind of projects that most work on today, what do you think will be the next area that they'll all try to get into? Automating all the other stuff that's left on the table.
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by realharo 4y ago
In open source, it's more that you get to make all the decisions in your own project, and don't have to spend time trying to convince someone who may ultimately disagree with a proposed change.
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by realharo 4y ago
Many languages have this discussion about what functionality belongs in the standard library and what is best left to external libraries - to avoid being stuck with a bad design forever because of backwards compatibility, etc. I don't
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by realharo 4y ago
For most development work, this would probably cause a serious productivity drop, but it definitely makes sense for the portion of the work that involves accessing critical production resources. For DevOps roles, that could well be the majo
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by realharo 4y ago
Rust is one of the few languages I've seen that really does error handling right. Errors are still values in Rust - usually as part of the `Result` type - but unlike Go, it actually has tools to let you deal with them in a convenient w
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by realharo 4y ago
This is where AI could act as a good equalizer. Having access to people who can sit down with you and explain things to you when you get stuck, or who can point out mistakes in your existing understanding or your work, can make a huge diffe
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by realharo 4y ago
What about simply helping your child with their homework at all ? That could also count as cheating if you go with a strict interpretation.
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by realharo 4y ago
VS Code also supports inlay hints for both inferred types, and parameter names https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/typescript/typescript-edi... I think it's turned off by default for most languages though - pr
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by realharo 4y ago
That has not been my experience at all, neither with a dev board ( https://www.dfrobot.com/product-2566.html ), nor with a custom PCB using the ESP32-C3-WROOM-02 module ( https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail&#x
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by realharo 4y ago
As far as debugging goes, you basically need to run `idf.py openocd` to start OpenOCD, and then connect to it with the gdb that's part of the ESP-IDF SDK, by default it should be listening on port 3333. At least that's how I have

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