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levpopov
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Comment #35361210
This is the best way. Inline duct fan and a flex hose running out of your window (you can print an adapter/connector to fit perfectly). It works very well even if your enclosure is…
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Comment #34869495
This is fantastic, thank you for your work! I'm excited to see this project combine a clean API in a popular language, with a fast online playground that requires no installation. …
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Comment #34779581
You can prefix a prompt for Whisper with a small text section containing desired vocab, and it will likely improve accuracy for that specific domain. Whisper source is very readabl…
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Comment #34755019
Yes, thanks for the correction! In DIY keyboard community a microcontroller breakout board is often referred to as MCU which makes things confusing.
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Comment #34754547
I love RP2040 (especially how circuit designer and firmware dev friendly it is) and even tried building my own MCU with it[1] However I don't quite see the Bluetooth use case - RP2…
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Comment #34743779
Very cool, and excited to see more "Geometry as Code" tools getting built. In addition to comparing to OpenSCAD it'd also be awesome to see a comparison to CadQuery.
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Comment #34068475
Cool idea, but it'd be great to add an explanation for choosing this over Stripe payment links ( https://stripe.com/payments/payment-links ). For Stripe, you can configure a redire…
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Comment #32594925
This is mostly nonsense, you can easily check for yourself. Load up the OP's page with Chrome dev tools network tab open. Connection start: 90ms (60ms of which is SSL handshake) Re…
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Comment #31553017
For sure, nothing is 100% secure (and even with multiple U-locks an angle grinder will win out after a while). I've had a good experience with hexlox so far - they are super hard t…
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Comment #31552823
While the overall point of simple racks being better definitely stands, the premise that a bike needs two locks is just silly and impractical. Get wheel locks for your bikes - pinh…
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Comment #30504944
Given that most old Android phones stop receiving security updates after only a couple years from purchase, you should probably not do anything that involves connecting them to you…
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Comment #29433336
E-ink monitors are really cool (I've had a couple different ones for a while). However if your primary goal is reducing eye-strain, there are much better ways: https://twitter.com/…
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Comment #25540592
The nice thing about the current version is that it's just a straight-up HDMI peripheral so you don't have to worry about any security issues (Dasung's software is not exactly conf…
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Comment #24568586
Thanks for linking to the report, it's interesting reading. I think it largely confirms the point of my post though - we need independent certification labs in the US to make impor…
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Comment #24568443
The US does not even need to ramp up PPE production. Mask availability is good outside of the US, but you don't know if you are importing a fake one, unfortunately. This is solvabl…
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Comment #23091814
Congrats on launching! yaseer, why does Axiom require a desktop app (vs running purely as a chrome extension)?
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Comment #22973966
Paul, is there anything HN readers can do to help with this?
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Comment #20097695
You can use Flowlingo on desktop/laptop at https://reader.getflowlingo.com - the mobile apps are definitely the most polished at this point which is why we’d prefer people start th…
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Comment #20097405
Flowlingo dev here: Thanks for the suggestion - all this info is linked from app store pages (I'm guessing this is where the person above found it). Having a separate about page on…
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Comment #20097308
Gracias! Feel free to send us feedback in the app, any time (just tap “Help” and scroll to the bottom)
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Comment #20097301
Almost everything in the app is free - including the tech news. There is a premium subscription to help our tiny team of two fund the development. Subscribers can practice with boo…