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by tetraodonpuffer 8y ago
watching the video of the presentation I was saddened by the fact that the CEO said that one of their most requested features is to create some sort of wheelchair replacement based on this tech, but it seems they aren't really working
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
no worries, who knows, maybe in a future revision it might
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
that's what I mean, having a pedal connector on the keyboard where I could plug a pedal in and use it to switch to a different ergodox layer (which as of now I assume you do just via another key). The kinesis does have a pedal input, b
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
I have been really tempted by the ergodox ez, but really wish it supported pedal input as that would make a "pedal layer" super easy access. I do play the organ and drums and have been most of my life, so maybe that's why the
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
I honestly think it is a good idea, no matter which distribution or OS you are on, to never ever depend on system python/pip (or perl for that matter), just install pyenv / pipenv / pipsi (or perlbrew) so you have complete co
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
From my perspective the mindset with Debian is that distribution packages are never going to be the super latest, but are going to usually work well. If I need something bleeding edge it's straightforward to just download the source fr
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
same here: see my profile for how I set up from scratch debian for desktop and debian for xen+kubernetes. I personally like to have complete control of what gets installed in my system in terms of packages, have been running debian for year
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Should We Open Some Sealed Moon Samples?(scientificamerican.com)
2 points by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago|0 comments
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
> JWT: Everyone tends to use these in a stateless manner which means once issued, somewhat impossible to revoke you can still do an oauth-like session + refresh token even with your own JWT implementation, just have a "refresh my se
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
do you think it's a better user experience to have to say out loud "windshield wipers faster" / "windshield wipers slower" every 30 seconds compared to subtly clicking the control on the stem? How well will it
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
to, for example, having to change the autopilot cruise control follow distance apparently you have to - find and tap "vehicle settings" - find the "autopilot" text label and tap it - now find the "+"
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
just like working out it gets easier as you train, for quite a few serious runners 10 miles a day is par for the course (100mi training weeks are not that uncommon). My dad played for a living in the 60s and his band played TWO shows a day
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
if you eat cheese you might be surprised by how much sodium it has, and bread can easily be several hundreds of milligrams of sodium too. It's not hard to eat 5,000mg/sodium a day without intentionally adding a lot of salt to your
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
it just takes time for your tastebuds to get used to lower salt, but afterwards food tastes just as good. Some years back after eating probably 8,000-10,000mg of sodium a day for most of my life I had to permanently switch to an extremely l
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
How would you specify dependencies on a commit/tag in a particular branch (say, during development I always want to build with the HEAD of the development branch for this module)? I know I could clone what I want somewhere and use a re
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
I would add retool[1] to the list as it can be useful to vendor your tool dependencies as well 1] https://github.com/twitchtv/retool
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
I have used it a few years back when designing a customer facing integration API, it was definitely good to be able to tell customers "here's the JSON schema, you can use these libraries to work with it, and use it to validate you
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
as the two other sibling posters said, I use karabiner elements when on os/x and xcape+xmodmap on Linux with this in my .xsession xcape -e 'Control_L=Escape' which is run after remapping caps lock to Control_L via xmod
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
or rebind it to ctrl if held, escape if tapped, making it even better for RSI purposes
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
part of me is wondering if this is just a case of showing the limits of the current "developers can do qa" development model. I do think a lot of these issues could be easily caught before shipment by having a well paid adversaria
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
same here, I had created my custom themed html templates and css for pelican, but recently moved everthing to hugo. Complete control, no third party dependencies, no javascript (outside of pages with ttyrec recordings) and extremely fast to
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
they also re-uploaded the webcast video with feeds from both booster cameras, I also didn't remember seeing the fairing separation so well when watching it live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCc16uozHVE
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
> Humans are capable of learning a variety of different skills, even if they have already learned one. Articles like this treat them like specially made parts that are only suited for one thing. that has always been true, however lookin
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
it is because one of the major use cases for an outgoing firewall is when installing new software, which is where you also want to be careful what the application connects to, which does not work very well at all compared to Little Snitch
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
have you looked into the kensington trackballs? the slimblade is corded and quite popular among the music producer crowd for example
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
there's other real world usage (DAWs, for example, where there is a ton of I/O for sample-based virtual instruments) which will likely be as significantly impacted as virtualization likely...
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
videowalks around Japan, no talking, no music, just somebody walking around, great to watch when riding on a trainer https://www.youtube.com/user/Rambalac/videos Frank Howarth, great woodworking projects, now that
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
not sure if it helps, but I recently did a series of posts on my blog on installing Kubernetes from scratch on a set of CoreOS guests on Xen, with flannel, RBAC, TLS and so on and it does give you a cluster that you should be able to access
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by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago
you could also investigate in vitamin D lamps (Sperti, for example), they are not cheap though
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How to add a GUI to your Golang app in 5 easy steps (powered by Electron)(medium.com)
1 points by tetraodonpuffer 9y ago|0 comments

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