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matt_trentini

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    Comment #47882920

    Oddly, the article didn't mention it - but the watch does have wifi.

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    Comment #47625570

    Waiting for my ManT1S: https://www.crowdsupply.com/silicognition/mant1s

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    Comment #46867015

    Where are you getting 20MHz from? The OG ESP32 is a dual-core 240MHz micro...

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    Comment #46855802

    Always double-check an LLM, particularly when it's just a quick(er) search away: https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/genrst/index.html Specifically: JSON is built-in, logging is…

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    Comment #46380104

    It's a good _start_; much more code needs to be written to allow control of the hardware of those devices (GPIO, I2C etc).

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    Comment #46210877

    Support for more micros, a whole swag of new features and bugfixes - and further improvements to automated testing.

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    Comment #44717527

    I can't reveal specific implementation details but I work for Planet Innovation: https://planetinnovation.com/ Some of our products use MicroPython though we also use a whole host …

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    Comment #44681995

    > Then why do they have 1300 issues open? There are 420 pull requests not merged... Because it's a large, widely-used project with relatively few core developers. Many other projec…

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    Comment #44605086

    Unit test coverage is exceptionally high for the interpreter , and always has been: https://micropython.org/resources/code-coverage/ ('py' folder: 99.2% line, 88.7% branch coverage…

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    Comment #44558108

    Carefully, at least for devices with higher classifications. Using pre/early allocation helps but, more importantly, we monitor memory use over time in realistic scenarios. We've b…

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    Comment #44556585

    Those are generous resources for MicroPython. And it'll be faster and less quirky to develop in than either Berry or Lua.

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    Comment #44550765

    Yes, we use MicroPython for medical device development up to class B.

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    Comment #44521197

    Speed: maybe, sometimes. Of course, MicroPython makes it very easy to create modules written in C, accessible from MicroPython. So if you need extra perf you can always write a sma…

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    Comment #44439141

    It's obviously not directly comparable - each port will be different - but startup time is https://github.com/micropython/micropython/issues/8420

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    Comment #43992252

    Yes, it was chosen for low size and memory constraints. But it is limited in features (like counted repetitions): https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/library/re.html so alternat…

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    Comment #43992212

    Yes, although MicroPython is focused on running on microcontrollers it can be useful if you want to reduce memory consumption, flash space and even startup time on servers. The cha…

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    Comment #43627844

    Using search engines are still _significantly_ faster for me for the vast majority of the queries I want answers for. The results from LLMs are still too slow, vary too much in qua…

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    Comment #42536360

    Then it could be exposed to MicroPython, presumably relatively easily...

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    Comment #42428135

    Cool visualisation! It was somewhat amusing that MicroPython isn't in MicroPythonia but Arduinoria...and CircuitPython is in PicoPythonia. :)

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    Comment #42356633

    I am one of those masochists frequently with 200+ tabs open and Firefox does an excellent job managing them. Prefix a query with '%' to search only within open tabs.

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    Comment #42271200

    You're far more optimistic than I about our government being able to implement a secure, reasonable solution for age verification. COVIDSafe was the last technical undertaking and …

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    Comment #40943241

    Have you tried `mpremote`? It's the standard tool by the MicroPython team that allows - among other features - you to mount your PC filesystem on a MicroPython device. It's a very …

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    Comment #40881825

    Absolutely, this would be a straightforward MicroPython project :)