tlavoie

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by tlavoie 1y ago
Mine is on my keychain, which is likely still embedded in the dash after a crash. I guess that's less helpful for those newer vehicles that don't use keys as such.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Good points! Really, I should start with learning Forth on the devices I have first, before getting to concerned about others. ARM does seem like a useful target though, given that they're basically everywhere these days.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
OK, so we'd play with zForth then, as BogdanTheGeek notes here. That reminds me, I have a Scamp board sitting here on my desk that I really should play with more. https://udamonic.com/what-is-a-scamp.html
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by tlavoie 1y ago
DuskOS apparently runs on ARM, so one of these vape boards running FORTH would likely feel very roomy indeed.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
I had an amusing incident that was related, quite some years back as a CS undergrad. One prof had quite poor eyesight, so had a no-pencil rule for assignments. Typed was OK, neat pen was fine also. (My writing has always been atrocious, typ
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Do you have an actual source? I'm not saying these numbers are wrong, but anything started with, "according to chatgpt" has already lost the plot.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
That project is now commercial, but it still shows flights and aircraft that many of the other commercial ones do not. I agree though, supporting the non-commercial ones is important too. I should update my own feeder to do more.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
One word: Juicero
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by tlavoie 1y ago
It does! I think it's on a FAQ page somewhere.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Sure, years ago, and it's been great. I do keep Vivaldi around as a Chrome-variant for those sites that need it, and appreciate their general approach. However, Firefox has the things I need, e.g.: - Various integrations, such as passw
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Right? That’s awesome. With a spare bay, I got an adapter for my Mac-specific SSD, so still have that working in a not-dead, fixable device.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
That "made to open up and update" aspect is exactly why I switched when my 2013 (Retina) MBP crapped out. I had just spent $300 CAD to replace the battery, which involved the glued-together mess of battery, top case, keyboard and
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by tlavoie 1y ago
That could be an interaction with the meds they take for those conditions, couldn't it? I seem to recall that SSRIs in particular could mitigate the effects of the hallucinogen.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Interesting, thanks. This would have been a number of years ago that we noticed this rejection by our dogs, and also in Canada if that makes any difference. I'll certainly be looking at ingredients going forward.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Right, I know that thanks. The question here is, what would have it been doing, unlabeled, in fake crab product?
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by tlavoie 1y ago
We stopped buying fake crab (made from pollock), after we noticed that the dogs wouldn't eat it. Don't know what was there to cause that, but since there isn't much they won't eat, we wouldn't either. That bar is ve
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by tlavoie 1y ago
That, I'd love to attend, and it's even a price the boss would go for. Sadly, it's the travel part that I can never get funded.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Would something like Nix (optionally, NixOS) help in getting all the parts documented and working together?
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by tlavoie 1y ago
It might! I imagine we'd still want to run example forms past a lawyer, that sort of thing, but better than starting from scratch.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Regarding how a bunch of the pieces go together, I found this blog post from Shopify quite useful: https://shopify.engineering/what-is-nix
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by tlavoie 1y ago
I and a few others in our community would love to start a tool library, so would love to have a good set of initial policies, software, tutorials and such to start from. For example: - Cost to rent or borrow? - Consumables (people exp
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Any thoughts on how you'd decide what tools to rent, or which might be considered too hazardous? For example, I see you have angle grinders, but I'm not sure I'd want to start there if beginning a tool library.
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by tlavoie 1y ago
This might be a more manual solution for Kobo imports, but I've taken to saving pages of interest via Joplin's web clipper extension. Pages can be saved as Markdown, HTML, screenshot, or URL. If I save the Markdown version (typica
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Now we need to look up that "They're Made out of Meat" story. Here we go: https://www.mit.edu/people/dpolicar/writing/prose/text/think...
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Oh, interesting thanks! That would be like what's described here? https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/sandbox-permissions.html Looking at Leonard's post from my earlier comment, I was really appreciating
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Capsicum looks very cool, but looks like support never got finished in Linux. It's still in FreeBSD, though, other BSDs as well? From what I understand (admittedly little), capabilities in Linux are more about ways to apply granular us
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by tlavoie 1y ago
One other productivity gain though is that if you end up switching SSG engines entirely, you still have your source files. Those could easily work with the next one, or at least leverage trying others out. If everything is baked into render
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by tlavoie 1y ago
Meta's already starting to fluff up their content with AI slop. How is it better when someone else does the same?
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by tlavoie 2y ago
I think the Meshtastic site mentions a few boards, but it probably depends too on what features you want. I picked up a couple Heltec boards with tiny displays to tinker with, though haven't spent enough time there yet.
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by tlavoie 2y ago
"For the rest of your life"? You shouldn't be feeling anything different once it's all healed up. For a couple weeks, sure. My current work-in-progress gets the "second skin" permeable dressing for several day

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