daviddumon

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by daviddumon 4d ago
Well, this problem was solved for years ago : only use TV as a dumb screen, never ever connect it to Internet. Solved. Only use smart devices for content that you "trust" (if that's even possible in 2026 for any of them ...).
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Evidence of near-ambient superconductivity in a N-doped lutetium hydride(nature.com)
4 points by daviddumon 4y ago|0 comments
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Address by the President of the Russian Federation(en.kremlin.ru)
62 points by daviddumon 4y ago|138 comments
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Why Paxlovid Is a Just-in-Time Breakthrough – By Eric Topol(erictopol.substack.com)
3 points by daviddumon 5y ago|0 comments
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AutoML-Zero: Evolving Machine Learning Algorithms from Scratch(arxiv.org)
1 points by daviddumon 6y ago|0 comments
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Google Claims ‘Quantum Supremacy,’ Marking a Major Milestone in Computing(fortune.com)
2 points by daviddumon 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How big is the HN community
10 points by daviddumon 7y ago|2 comments
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by daviddumon 7y ago
That's it, I just replaced my old iphone 6 for a refurbished SE. It's a shame, really. I don't mind paying the iphone 11 pro max price for something that hold in my hand, but apparently the market disagree.
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Exact same thing for me ! I uninstalled both twitter and facebook app when I realized they were faking notifications for me to open their apps, since I guess they need that for their DAU bs. Since then, I check twitter once a week in a brow
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks, very interesting!
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by daviddumon 8y ago
In my mind, it was something like that : https://news.panasonic.com/global/press/data/2016/09/en16092... Flexible batteries you can embad in a tissue wristband for example. But I don't know if
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Yes, like a fitness tracker but with tissue. I don't even know if it's possible to combine lithium batteries and tissues :/
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by daviddumon 8y ago
I guess I got a lot to learn before answering the requirements question :/ Thanks for the link !
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Will check this out! Thanks for the link
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks for the feedback. My product will be even simplier, in that I don't need sensors, but it has to programmable somehow
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by daviddumon 8y ago
I did not think about that :( That's sound advice!
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Sure! I want to build a wristband that need a flexible rechargeable power source and to be programmed by bluetooth
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thank you, will explore that asap :)
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by daviddumon 8y ago
That's actually a very good idea! There some fablabs in my local area, I will dig this way, thanks
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks for the resources, I didn't event know there was open source wearables! Will check asap
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks, will check this out asap!
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks for that, will sure get in touch once I figured out first steps to advance on this project!
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Well, I will start by googling every single term you used that I don't know yet : edp, rockpro64, etc ... :)
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Bookmarked! Will explore this asap :) Thanks
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by daviddumon 8y ago
I've searched numerous times, but could not find anyone doing the thing I want to build. That's why I'm playing with the idea of doing it myself
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks for the link, I didn't know adafruit :) Will explore it asap
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Well, I'll try to keep up with my software career and explore the hardware side as a toy project for now :)
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by daviddumon 8y ago
That's what I see as the simple first step, indeed :) Thanks for the input
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks, I'll check on this guy and his project
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by daviddumon 8y ago
Thanks for your reply, very insightful. I will try to wrap my head around the first steps (like prototyping, and trying to find the right components), and see where it goes from there.

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