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omtinez

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    Nice work! I'm also a fan of the runtime only frameworks. They might not be as efficient as the compiled counterparts on paper, but in my experience the performance loss is almost …

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    Comment #42466343

    Really cool work, congrats! I built my own frontend framework for similar reasons: https://github.com/fresho-dev/mancha . It was meant to adress the lack of lightweight solutions t…

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    Comment #38996915

    Corollary to your statement: of the very small ( https://apilevels.com/

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    Comment #38859812

    What hardware are you using? I recently finished a project myself and I'd like to do more with e-ink but the hardware "driver" that plugs into the pi costs as much as the e-ink dis…

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    Comment #34594605

    You can use Wikidata and its Sparql query language for this. Although it's not straight forward for all countries, e.g. some have especial properties for regional breakdowns that a…

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    Comment #29763185

    Shameless plug to my own version of this: http://mngo.org/fire

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    Comment #21925225

    > Does it work with Raspberry Pis and the CSI cameras? What about my Logitech USB camera? I don't know details about the Raspberry Pi cameras, but if it's a UVC camera (quite likel…

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    Comment #21925197

    I'm surprised to see such big emphasis on support for Android. Most camera modules come with their own drivers that already provide Android support. One benefit could be the licens…

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    Comment #17466367

    Sounds reasonable. So, what's the timeline on solving those problems? Ten years? Fifteen? [1] https://xkcd.com/1232/

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    Comment #17071905

    Maybe someone can take a second look at the paper. I couldn't find the published version, just a manuscript[1] (kudos to the authors for making it available under CC license). But.…

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    Comment #15328728

    I haven't read the paper in full detail, but reading between the lines I'm guessing that there's a significant portion of manual processing and hand waving involved. From the abstr…

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    Comment #15253206

    By your definition, how can a REST API be idempotent? Say that GET(user) = john so, what I'm interpreting is that: GET( GET(user) ) = GET(john) = john. That doesn't seem valid to m…

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    Comment #15252951

    I fail to understand the need to re-use terms from other fields in a completely twisted way. For those like me wondering what an "idempotent API" is: making multiple identical requ…

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    Comment #15014529

    That is exactly how the Spectacles work. Bluetooth is only used for transfer as a fallback mechanism.

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    Comment #13680333

    I'd say that the Windows equivalent is https://chocolatey.org/ . It has the largest amount of "packages" from all other similar efforts that I have seen.

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    Comment #13431940

    The EULA for it is the same, but the underlying system is totally different. I am 100% sure about this :-) But, as you noted, a lot of the telemetry instrumentation has been backpo…

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    Comment #13428312

    Also wrong. The telemetry in Windows 8 was just in critical components that had been instrumented long ago, such as Windows Update, crash management, etc. None of those were using …

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    Comment #13425471

    Thanks for sharing that! Some of them are just a big pile of CSS which I don't know if it's a better option than JavaScript... But others were pure gold and a very clever use of HT…

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    Comment #13425439

    Actually, no. Microsoft instrumented essentially every OS component (and sharing backend infrastructure, universal telemetry client, etc.) starting in Windows 10. Prior to that, it…

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    Comment #13169094

    Shameless plug: I have been working on my own code editor as well, I wanted something between Notepad++ and Jupyter Notebooks; I called it TeIDE: https://github.com/omtinez/teide F…

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    Comment #13108100

    Well, are you gonna share that with us? :-)

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    Comment #12990744

    Actually, I had a similar experience. For that reason, I decided to work on a side project precisely to encourage people to get started lifting weights and lose the fear of going t…