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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
Development kits like the Pi Zero are usually intended solely for development and experimentation. When it comes to production, you either take the product the dev kit is wrapped around or there's some kind of module you can use. For e
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I've done a small run of ~100 devices. It was basically the same process as looperhacks: hook stuff up on a breadboard, turn that into a prototype PCB design, iterate on prototypes if there are problems, then just put 100 on the order
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I agree we should have more/better ground transportation but: > Any airplane I've ever flown had better filtering and circulation, more spacing and better hygiene, than any bus I've ever ridden in. And most modern trains I
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I mentioned it in my other comment but I think what you're after is TinkerForge [0]. It's expensive but you can for example toggle mains electricity on and off with some super basic electronics skills and about 5 lines of Python [
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I think you're missing that most IoT products are designed to be put into products sold at scale. There are exceptions like devkits and hobbyist products but generally, the expectation is that everyone interested in IoT hardware is dev
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I've been using uWSGI behind NGINX (using uwsgi_pass) for years. It might not be the absolute fastest option around but it's faster than a lot of the other options, rock solid and extremely configurable. Some fun extra features th
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
These seem like very weird complaints to me. What are you trying to do with the Jetson? Build some kind of AI-based web service or something? They're made as dev kits for people building "autonomous machines like delivery and logi
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I think you misread. These terms apply to "public IPFS infrastructure" (I read that as things like build services, gateways or bootstrap notes) and the ipfs.io website, not to the IPFS network as a whole. The IPFS network itself i
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I think "The gearheads can natter online" is a bit reductionist. You say that lenses are essentially perfect for "non-extreme" photography but for most "non-extreme" photography, frankly, a modern smartphone is
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
> Australia passed laws in 2018 which enable law enforcement to compel tech companies into inserting backdoors into their software No, it didn't. The bill had language specifically intended to address these concerns. Read the bill [
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
Don't think of a codec as just a magic black box that takes in frames and spits out compressed frames. A codec is more like a toolbox or instruction set. It gives you a bunch of options you can use in order to compress a frame. Unless
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
I live in Switzerland. There are plenty of cats and plenty of birds as well. I think this is because Swiss cities are fairly small and fairly green. There are plenty of places birds can go that are safe from cats and other predators and a f
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
There's also Alphavantage: https://www.alphavantage.co/documentation/ It has extensive technical indicators which can be handy.
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
1. Though people are being asked to purchase YT Music, they're being given their original, grandfathered price. They're not being asked to pay more (aside from the person who moved from AUD -> USD). 3. The modern public terms d
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
True but that only applies to one of the users. The other two got their original price, unaltered.
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by throwaway9d0291 6y ago
> Upon contacting support, the only remedy they offer as for now is to subscribe to You Tube music (higher price and no lifetime guarantee) and are 'investigating' while of course they hadnt provided any solution. This isn&#x27
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
Of the options I suggested, only NanoDroid requires root, the others work perfectly fine without it. MicroG does provide a SafetyNet implementation but YMMV. FWIW, all of my financial apps are perfectly happy running on my phone, even thoug
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
The main public information is page 13 of the interface description [0]. I got some more specifics from Sensirion directly when I contacted them (the 50ppm minima thing in particular). Not seeing fresh air for a week isn't enough to th
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
I was in a similar position but after monitoring the traffic made by my iPhone, I ended up going back to Android (though not stock). The problem isn't Apple, Apple is great when it comes to their stock apps. The problem is all the thir
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
+1 for Sensirion's SCD30 [0], or even better when it comes out, SCD40. I've tested a lot of different sensors and the SCD30 is more expensive than the Chinese sensors but in my experience it's much more accurate. The problem
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
Are you aware of modern consumer sleep-tracking headbands like Dreem and Philips SmartSleep? Considering these have an EEG, I find it hard to believe they're less accurate than an acti-watch. Dreem has a self-run study that claims pret
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
Given recent flagships from these manufacturers are priced around $1k, I wonder how this can be reconciled with Xiaomi releasing a phone with this chip for <$500: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/03/xia
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
This is a really weird setup and it's not "a CDN on a Raspberry Pi", it's a "CDN with a Raspberry Pi origin". TL;DR: It uses CloudFlare Workers to add cache and CORS headers to cached responses. It's uncle
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
I'm guessing since you said "laptop", you want something bag-sized rather than pocket sized but for pocket, there are products like the GPD Pocket: http://gpd.hk/gpdpocket2
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
It's highly variable and depends on region but I've found that particularly when it comes to hiking trails, OpenStreetMap blows Google Maps out of the water. In my area there are tons of little paths in the forests that are on OSM
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
For me the argument is and has basically always been availability. I don't live in the United States and if I want to watch say Westworld, even though it's airing on the national broadcaster for free, it only does so in French, wh
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
Are these de-Googlification changes going to be upstreamed into LineageOS?
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
> Modern Russian has 6 cases (with a couple more that pop up very rarely) with 3 genders and singular/plural endings. It's a total of 36 possible combinations, which is not that bad. 36 isn't that bad but Russian also has
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
That's a good idea, I'll give it a try with fewer words. I did notice that I'd just come back to a word I'd seen 30 seconds ago and not recognize it, maybe I need to reduce the number of switches in between so it has mor
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by throwaway9d0291 7y ago
Some Anki-like alternatives that people may like and not have seen (mostly focused on learning languages): - Memrise - https://www.memrise.com/ - Has a very extensive selection of decks for language learning - Supermemo -

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