snowzach

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   by snowzach 1y ago

   FWIW, I have been running regular Pop using the Cosmic Store for a while now. It's nice and snappy.
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   by snowzach 3y ago

   I think this very much depends on the agent. My wife is an agent and busts her ass. When she's a seller agent, if it's small jobs like painting a room, covering up spots, changing a massively outdated light fixture, she does it he
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   by snowzach 5y ago

   I run this one: https://github.com/joohoi/acme-dns It's super simple and has a REST API for updating records.
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   by snowzach 5y ago

   I pick Kubernetes because I want to manage software and not manage servers. I think it gets a lot of hate because people look at helm charts that are designed to support all possible software configurations and they are quite confusing. If
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   by snowzach 5y ago

   Have you actually tried it? I didn't really notice any lag at all. I believe the Stadia controller connects directly to WiFi to skip the hop on whatever you happen to be playing on and reduce latency. Was actually pretty surprised.
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   by snowzach 5y ago

   An interesting thought I've wondered about as well. I imagine the risks outweigh the benefits. I would think the same thing would happen when planting a forest (granted it taking much longer to produce an effect)
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   by snowzach 6y ago

   I actually did something similar with a really cheap micro-controller+Arduino with an OLED screen and an Echelon Fit stationary bike. It connects via Bluetooth and displays Peleton compatible stats. https://github.com/snowza
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   by snowzach 6y ago

   1. I built it to integrate with Home Assistant and security systems. I was trying to use Tensorflow on a Raspberry Pi and the dependencies were a nightmare. Tensorflow in general is a nightmare to compile and run IMO. I got to thinking, wha
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   by snowzach 6y ago

   Shameless plug, check out DOODS: https://github.com/snowzach/doods It's a simple REST/gRPC API for doing object detection with Tensorflow or Tensorflow Lite. It will run on a Raspberry Pi. It actually did sup
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    Show HN: What-The-Lunch – A site to help groups decide on where to eat(whatthelunch.org)

    3 points by snowzach 11y ago|1 comments