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by skittleson 4y ago
A PBX extension to remind customers of a renewal they opted into. Highly successful but also no ability to determine time zone... so not great
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by skittleson 4y ago
I got in trouble for using this in 10th grade. It was such a problem they had hire an IT guy to prevent this from happening. Being labeled as a hacker was odd for using a tool that seemed easy to use.
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by skittleson 4y ago
Get OSD on your environment then optimize for workflow with the least amount of distractions and immediate feedback. Unit/integration tests help to keep me in one place as well. Auto testing on file changes as well as autohotkey automa
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Project Onboarding for New Engineers(docodethatmatters.com)
1 points by skittleson 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Parametric Belt Driven 3D Printed Spur Gear for Electric Skateboards(docodethatmatters.com)
2 points by skittleson 4y ago|0 comments
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by skittleson 4y ago
I remembered these days as well. There wasn't a lot of resources out their either. Getting everything pixel perfect was the goal. HTML emails were extra tricky since they displayed differently in each client.
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Show HN: ESP8266 Sprinkler with Runaway Protections(docodethatmatters.com)
3 points by skittleson 4y ago|0 comments
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by skittleson 4y ago
I believe everyone is the comments are like, "Omg! They finally took us seriously telling they are horrible at writing drivers for Linux". Good job Nvida
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by skittleson 4y ago
Just some quick stats: https://twitter.com/skittleson/status/1522612275923722240?t=...
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Show HN: Pi Router with USB Adapters(gist.github.com)
8 points by skittleson 4y ago|2 comments
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by skittleson 5y ago
Let him do it. Skake up that board a bit
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by skittleson 5y ago
I tend to do many throw away apps. Stuff I do in 30 mins to 6 hours are considered prototypes or for personal workflows.
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by skittleson 5y ago
https://docodethatmatters.com mostly raspberry pi, microcontrollers, and software development practices
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by skittleson 5y ago
That was the primary decision for working with TypeScript over Python. While I like, it's not my daily language of choice.
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by skittleson 5y ago
Devices memory vary in size https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP8266 . Minification has been common with JS for years so it should be easy to add that in with the rollup.js build. Some checking be a nice to have.
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by skittleson 5y ago
The primary goal is to add TypeScript for types and abstractions. I dont think the JS runtime the TypeScript transpiler targets matters as long as it can be transpiled to the current version. I wasnt aware of that project but now I will lo
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Running TypeScript on ESP8266/ESP32 Devices(github.com)
31 points by skittleson 5y ago|14 comments
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by skittleson 5y ago
For libretexts, a pdf can be generated then added to most ereaders.
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by skittleson 5y ago
I've seen thousands of resumes... it would be nice to have a baseline of requirements for specific positions. An RFC style guide for human parsing . Too many resumes miss what is important.
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Automated AC drain line cleaning with ESP8266 Tasmota(docodethatmatters.com)
2 points by skittleson 5y ago|0 comments
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by skittleson 5y ago
I've used it for critical ops successfully over the course of a few years. It's not perfect but it's also not a toy app anymore.
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by skittleson 5y ago
My name is also Spencer and have been diagnosed the same . This is a great niche app. Any app I've used for todo lists couldn't get this right so I'm glad to see it. The one feedback is a configurable task max limit. My time
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by skittleson 5y ago
Totally agree. It's so bad out there. What's the worst they can do?!
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by skittleson 5y ago
Many times I wanted a small portable tool that I can manage 3d printer / cnc gcode files. So I built just that. https://github.com/skittleson/GcodeController
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by skittleson 6y ago
Finding KISS solutions for the project. MVP can also be as a simple as a html and vanilla js to nm validate an idea.
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Raspberry Pi Bluetooth Proximity(docodethatmatters.com)
2 points by skittleson 6y ago|0 comments
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Automate a Sprinkler with an ESP8266(docodethatmatters.com)
3 points by skittleson 6y ago|0 comments
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by skittleson 6y ago
I'm a senior full stack engineer that is considered a lead developer on a project usually. I spend about 20 to 30% of my day coding. The rest of the time is code reviews, pair programming, reading, and meetings.
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by skittleson 6y ago
wow, that is truly amazing!
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by skittleson 7y ago
No, it will not.

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