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   by taf2 5y ago

   I posted - not seon sorry for confusing you. Just really found tinypico with esp32 amazing and wanted to share with HN… sorry again if I caused you stress
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   by taf2 5y ago

   Love your work! Spent all of covid learning electronics - always wanted to get into robotics or do something cool so I’ve started with home security and a clock project because I figured they’d be easy starter projects - still working on t
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   by taf2 5y ago

   Dual core is nice for example when you need a little bit more processing power say for something like https://github.com/atomic14/esp32_audio
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   TinyPICO – tiny fully-featured ESP32 board(tinypico.com)

   306 points by taf2 5y ago|138 comments
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   by taf2 5y ago

   It seems silly to me too but re reading https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Or... “ There are some exceptions to the above rules; for example if a cross-origin GET or HEAD requ
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   by taf2 5y ago

   Consider covid has almost zero impact on children [1] and teachers are almost all vaccinated [2] - it would be pretty bad not to have the kids back in school I also would imagine it’s highly like the 20% of teachers not vaccinated probably
7. 667.▲
   by taf2 5y ago

   Nothing - regret sucks
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   by taf2 5y ago

   Don’t use redis for those requirements For failure use sentinel or cluster - works great
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   by taf2 5y ago

   I think probably as likely as the earth is at the center of the universe. The simulation theory as fun as it is to imagine I think is more like the earth being flat or center of the universe type thinking … it more comes from our imaginati
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    by taf2 5y ago

    I realize they may not advertise but they also sell through resellers... who at least from my google searching [1] do appear to advertise this product (delicious as it is) very heavily... [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=
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    by taf2 5y ago

    ISDN was super fast - I remember playing Warcraft 2 on an ISDN connect with a friend down the street :)
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    by taf2 5y ago

    So I have wine running on my linux machine in the house so my girls can play the sims… I noticed on the web browser the other day my kids had been searching how to install mods. Interestingly they had gotten pretty far but couldn’t figure i
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    by taf2 5y ago

    My older brother did this and his advice to me entering college in 1999 was don’t waste your time and go directly into computer science you’ll end up there anyway… so that’s what I did
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Ah for me the best part of simcity 2000 was the fact that the game could literally never end. just keep expanding. gave me great hope for the future - we should be able to expand forever.
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Just one minor revision - replace dev with people. Learned lots of neat things that translated well into software even when they are not devs :)
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Might try nail polish as suggested here https://youtu.be/h8ycmroFQSs Just brush it on. Should keep the electronics safe from moisture and maybe survive a quick dunk or two
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Ffmpeg can run in any browser now… https://github.com/ffmpegwasm/ffmpeg.wasm Maybe can package that up and monetize but… maybe hard to corner a market
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    Brew auto update is terrible

    1 points by taf2 5y ago|0 comments
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Redis to me is the magic solution to solve so many complex multiple process syncing issues, a global lock, rate limiter, uniqueness with a set, stasher of all the temporary things… no migration, quick solution to complex problems- streams o
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Yeah it’s not about what tools they use just that they know how to use whatever they choose…. This lets you understand whether they spend time with their tools…
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Sorry the word sufficiently implies they did provide details for how they are going to take precautions… as the other person said I believe this is the definition of “complaints just for complaints sake” at least IMO
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    by taf2 5y ago

    agreed with all the of the above - but also to add... get them to do something on their computer... this way you can see how well they know their tools... e.g. can they type on a keyboard... navigate etc... tells you a lot without asking...
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    by taf2 5y ago

    We raced electric RC cars in the 90s (really my dad and brother - I mostly just liked the smells and ideas). But I know my brother said to win they always had to have fresh as new batteries and as I recall they were NiMH
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    by taf2 5y ago

    I didn’t see ssh security mentioned maybe I missed it? I recommend, in addition to public key only authentication to also use an 2nd factor as well
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    Tiananmen: Hong Kong vigil organiser arrested on 32nd anniversary(bbc.com)

    13 points by taf2 5y ago|1 comments
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    by taf2 5y ago

    I really hope this someday leads to The havoc mission https://sacd.larc.nasa.gov/smab/havoc/
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    by taf2 5y ago

    I agree what would have been really interesting for me is if the pico board had had wifi and support for pi camera… then you’d have a board to compete nicely with the Esp32 cam
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    by taf2 5y ago

    https://dev.to/
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Cool that is really neat tool then thanks!
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    by taf2 5y ago

    Neat would love to examples in the readme as well - does support any text or just rust?