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vonnieda

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    Comment #49237274

    > I think its fascinating just how much of a gap there is between what's being claimed, and the verifiable observable data of the open source world. According to this list of top G…

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    Comment #49019563

    This feels a lot like what I've been wanting for sketching hardware ideas. Gonna spend some time with this. Nice work!

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    Comment #49010177

    This is really clever and is taking a direction I hope to see more software taking! Totally self contained is awesome. Well done!

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    Comment #47596045

    Try FreeCAD one more time , if you haven't tried 1.0+, and it might stick. I've finally, in the past 6 months moved all my work to FreeCAD and KiCad after trying both many times ov…

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    Comment #45881113

    Thank you! The README in the repo was a real joy to read.

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    Comment #45880012

    What plant software is being shown in the animation at the top of the page? I've been hunting for something to simulate plant growth and that looks interesting!

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    Comment #42174720

    This looks cool. I'm looking forward to seeing the progress on the GPU acceleration. I'm a maintainer for openpnp-capture and I've always had the thought of hardware acceleration i…

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    Comment #40905482

    Seconding ILDA. It's been the standard for decades and it is well documented and easy to interface with either at the software/library level, or even at the signal level. [1] You c…

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    Comment #40790468

    I am working on exactly this in a music player I am writing. Specifically, you can use any S3 compatible storage to sync your music and metadata between devices, and it's end-to-en…

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    Comment #37037640

    I made a clock based on an IV-18 vacuum florescent display tube. In the process I learned CAD, CNC, aluminum anodizing, metal turning, SMT soldering, laser cutting, box making, pow…

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    Comment #36714524

    When you "buy" a Kindle book, for instance, you click "Buy It Now" not "Rent It Now". The implication is that you are buying it to own, not renting it. Not a good comparison to ren…

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    Comment #35864359

    "You based your resume tips on a sexual grooming chart?" "As a joke!" "I'm gonna go work somewhere else..." I know cultures are different in different places, but in corporate Amer…

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    Comment #35723280

    Just FYI what you’ve described is exactly what the GPs video shows. I only mention it cause that knob and video are absolutely amazing and deserves a watch.

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    Comment #35486067

    I wonder what an LLM would say if it had, say, 2 orders of magnitude more parameters and 46 years of training like I do. And if it was trained up to the millisecond with new inputs…

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    Comment #35431661

    Wow, I've been looking for something like this for years! Thanks for posting. I fired it up on an M1 Mac (Rosetta 2) and it runs quite nicely. Watching through the screencast now, …

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    Comment #34602553

    I don't think this is true. I see "Boosted" posts in my feed from people I don't follow. Maybe this is a server specific feature? I am using Hachyderm.io.

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    Comment #34277285

    Ditto - worth every penny!

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    Comment #33776347

    TL;DR: Zwave and Zigbee are (almost) always local first. Home Assistant is great. Almost all CO2 sensors are bad. I have the same goals with my setup, and I've been tinkering with …

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    Comment #31104976

    I'd love to see an answer to this, too. Just to learn a little bit more about the field!

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    Comment #29925805

    > One other detail to note is that we built our software architecture in such a way that we can stop traffic to our PostgreSQL databases, queue the transactions, and run a PostgreS…

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    Comment #25411221

    I agree completely. I am completely willing to spend real money on an iOS app that is as intuitive and powerful as a TI-89 but it just doesn’t seem to exist.

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    Comment #25125030

    The author is referring to writing a UI library, not writing an application or UI using an existing UI library.

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    Comment #25103023

    Are you saying you would hit the physical switch and it wouldn't activate? I don't think I've ever experienced that. Early on, I would have command failures when the dimmers were p…

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    Comment #25102151

    I use Insteon dimmers and switches in my house. These replace the wall switch but look basically like a normal wall switch. They use a combination of power line networking and RF m…

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    Comment #22050023

    That's such a strange coincidence! Do you still use it?