jonaswi

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by jonaswi 1y ago
thank you for evcc - awesome pice of software that I'm using every day. I actually built some small prediction models around it figuring out if I should charge my car or feed in the electricity. Not sure if that is what you have in min
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by jonaswi 7y ago
Is there still coil whine when running Linux on the XPS?
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by jonaswi 7y ago
The door stays open for n amount of time (normally around 1min but I changed it to 30sec). The drive has a laser sensor attached to it (it is required to have installed with automatic doors in Switzerland if you don't want any issue wi
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by jonaswi 7y ago
Do you by chance have a link to a good development kit for the esp32? I checked and I'm a bit overwhelmed by the amount of different components one can get.
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by jonaswi 7y ago
Thanks! Will do some research and then try to order the right one.
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by jonaswi 7y ago
Here is a picture of him examining the tech behind his magic door https://i.imgur.com/81VgqaR.png
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by jonaswi 7y ago
I don't use this specific drive due to the fact that another company gave me a better deal for some marketing. But if I had to choose again, I would buy a dormakaba ED 100 or ED 250 (depending on the weight of your door). They support
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by jonaswi 7y ago
Thanks for the tips! I will order a esp8266 and check it out.
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by jonaswi 7y ago
No sadly not. I'd love to write about it but my English is just not good enough to write a compelling story. Writing it in German and then having it translated is always a bit of a hassle. But I may consider it. At the moment I have an
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by jonaswi 7y ago
As you might have guessed, that came to my mind too. Due to the fact that I have worked with a company in the fire damper business, I was contacting them and we were brainstorming about it. The thing is: The market is just non existent. Als
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by jonaswi 7y ago
You are exactly right. Before I "optimised" the image recognition the whole detection part was running on a Mac Mini. I also like to "separate concerns". The Pi that is handling the door opening runs Alpine with a read-o
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by jonaswi 7y ago
I live in an apartment with quite strict fire-protection standards. Due to the fact that I have a cat that absolutly loves to go outside, I needed to find a solution for him to get outside without a catdoor trough my door. So I installed a
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by jonaswi 7y ago
I think it depends if you are using Linux or Windows. With Linux there still is to this date a noticeable coil whine while watching videos and doing other graphic intensive stuff.
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by jonaswi 8y ago
I currently have my office in a building that was built durinf the year 1265. Still to this date I find this fact fascinating whenever I get reminded about it.
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by jonaswi 8y ago
The N900 was such a cool idea and also a pretty decent phone. I owned two of them but then had to eventually let it go..
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by jonaswi 8y ago
I was working for one of the "big" 3 planning the rollout of IPv6 in their cellphone network. They stopped the project due to budget concerns. Doesn't seem to be too high of a priority for them.
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by jonaswi 8y ago
I too protect my phone number like my SSN. When a lot of services started to offer 2FA via mobile nimber I bought a cheap SIM Card and used a raspberry pi I had laying around to build a SMS<->Telegram bot. I now use this mobile number
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by jonaswi 8y ago
Interesting. Here in Switzerland this is also true. A lot of Pizzerias are operated and owned by Albanians. I always thought that this only „happened“ here.
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by jonaswi 8y ago
I‘d even pay for a feature where I would get an email from MailChimp whenever my E-Mail-Address is added to their database.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
I just recently switched from using PhantomJS to pupeteer for PDF generation in a production application. Works like a charm and has a very clean API.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
A little OT: The price for food in Germany are to my knowledge one of the lowest in the world compared to the average income. This trend of food getting cheaper all the time has led to a real „industrialised“ agricultural sector in Germany.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
After some time of thinking and also talking to some Tesla owners, I decided to buy a Model S. Sadly I have to say that for me the range and charging is, in fact, an issue for me. The range is just a little too short to get to my holiday ap
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by jonaswi 9y ago
I don't know, to be honest. The first thing I did was to remove Windows and install Ubuntu. Sound worked fine. Due to the thunderbolt issues I now use a MacBook again so I can't comment on the current state of it.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
What OS are you running? My "coil whine" was significantly quieter when running Windows. Running the preinstalled Ubuntu the whine was like 200% louder.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
It baffles me that they are not able to fix the "coil whine" problem. The support thread I was active has like 20+ pages, and they are still claiming that the new revision of the motherboard fixed the problem. They even replaced m
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by jonaswi 9y ago
I was so tired of being forced to buy overpriced hardware from Apple that I'm not even happy with just because I work with OS X. I then bought a new Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition and was surprised that a) the scaling does not even work
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by jonaswi 9y ago
Ah so I am not the only one! My MacBook Pro was regularly crashing completely when I unplugged my dock while it was closed. I now always have to wake up my MacBook before I unplug the dock.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
Kind of off topic: I went on a long trip with my tesla last week. While researching for a matrices that fits in the back of my Model S I found dreamcase [0]. This + camping mode made the nights in my car pretty comfy. Will definitely plan a
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by jonaswi 9y ago
With the NetzDG things have pretty much changed IMO. Your privacy can be invaded without any "proven" reason.
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by jonaswi 9y ago
As an outsider the heavy use of those opioids in the U.S always seemed very troubling to me. Can someone explain me what doctors led to prescribe those drugs on such a regular basis? Shouldn't the doctor monitor the patients drug use

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