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josecastillo
2y ago
Relevant short story from Ted Chiang, exploring some possibilities around this idea: https://onezero.medium.com/anxiety-is-the-dizziness-of-freed...
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I just use a bookmarklet that nukes any position:fixed elements on the page. Works on toolbars, cookie banners, full page interstitials — really shockingly useful on the hostile web. javascript:(function()%7B(function%20()%20%7Bvar%20i%2C%2
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There's a Sensor Watch simulator that demonstrates the features of the various firmware images; this one[1] is running the firmware that shipped with the first boards, and includes a clock, world clock (UTC by default, but customizable
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The Movement framework for developing watch faces tries to steer folks toward low power consumption by default; the watch spends most of its time in standby, and a custom watch face only runs code once per loop (which is once a second by de
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Not zero money; it turned a profit of about $16,000, but it was hard fought. I wrote a detailed post about the economics of the gadget here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/closing-and-on-78683968
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My personal favorite: https://yelpingwithcormac.tumblr.com/post/15243208646/chipot...
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oh hey, this is my project! Sensor Watch definitely has different goals — less smart, more watch — but I love this, and I love how the F-91W represents such a blank canvas for folks to project their vision onto. It's small and so very
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Show HN: We Got to Blinky. A Tour of Our Circuit Board
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I made an Apple Watch app and complication a few years ago that averages $800 a month. I don't put any money into marketing or search ads, and it's been feature-complete since 2019: https://www.betterday.app/ The
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Rhythm 0
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iPad Camera Multitasking Entitlement
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Designing Winterbloom's Castor and Pollux
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Quest for the Whistler Button
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Getting the most out of the SAM D21's ADC
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Disney's New Lion King Is the VR-Fueled Future of Cinema
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I'd been planning to use it with the Feather M0 Bluefruit, but for now I'm testing with an M0 Express with one of these LED displays next to it [1] on a board doubler. Good to know that this is more temperature rise than you'
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7y ago
Weirdly coincidental timing on this! I've been working on a PCB design (FeatherWing form factor) to track weather data on my hikes, making use of a BME280 and a GPS module. First revision of the board[1], I discovered that the sensors
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This reminds me of a short story by Paul Ford from a few years back[1]: We had gone to a baseball game at the beginning of the season. They had played a song on the public address system, and she sang along without permission. They used to
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You can avoid airlines that have the 737 MAX in their fleet (domestically, the biggest are United, Southwest and American). Whenever I fly I fly Delta, and I’ll never fly on a MAX because Delta doesn’t have any.
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Latest lost satellite is now space junk that could put other spacecraft at risk
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I half want to make a Kickstarter called "Let's Kill Facebook" that promises to give people $50 of the total proceeds to delete their Facebook account. I'd venture a surprising number of people who really care about kill
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The thing to keep in mind is that before the sighting, the months are pre-calculated for when the first crescent moon should rise over Mecca. So a change only affects the single month where the observation differed. For example, if you'
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I've encountered just about every item on this list working on my Apple Watch complication, Better Day[1], which supports 11 calendar systems in 21 languages. The funny thing is, the last item on this list — always use ICU through the
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Twitter is banning users who created their accounts while underage
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This is actually one of the reasons I posted this, because I'm not sure, I'm not a lawyer and while I'm hopeful I got it right, I'd love guidance if I got it wrong. Can you elaborate? What am I missing / what would
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Background: I decided to write my own privacy policy for a personal side project of mine. It ended up being an interesting exercise for me, and I thought I'd share the final text. It's a simple, static website put together with Je
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Privacy Policy at the Outset
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I'm not sure the title is click-baiting; the reality sounds exactly as dire as the headline. > The agency, which investigates deadly transit accidents, said Uber’s self-driving system determined the need to emergency-brake the car 1
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Since there seem to be a lot of knowledgable folks in these threads, I have a question about GDPR's impact on decentralized or federated social networks like Diaspora[1]. On these networks, users can create a profile on any server, and
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This is going to sound crazy, but I spun up an instance of a simple open-source comments system[1] for a blog that I write, and I chickened out of deploying it because I wasn't sure if it complied with GDPR. I distrust Disqus over thei
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