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by konsumer 8mo ago
The discord is still very active, and there are still commits from original developer, so I am not sure. Its a simple enough protocol, though, and it's been reimplemented a few times. I made my own no-class python version, js, C, etc.
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by konsumer 8mo ago
Reticulum gets around a lot of these problems, as the (better) encryption is app-level (or even more fine-grained.) Its also not tied to lora, so you can interop easily with other transports. I made a websocket transport for it, and there i
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by konsumer 10mo ago
you should read more about it here, it's fascinating stuff: https://reticulum.network/manual/understanding.html It works great with lora, but each interface is it's own thing. It's not exactly like mesht
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by konsumer 10mo ago
No DHT. it seems to work fine for 1000s of nodes without it, though. The TCP testnets, for example, are pretty highly populated.
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by konsumer 10mo ago
I started working on a Arduino implementation, but it needs more testing. It works like your address is the hash of your pubkey, and you can announce that or not.
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by konsumer 10mo ago
I've been obsessed with reticulum. It's a network over other networks. https://konsumer.js.org/nomadnet-js/ https://github.com/konsumer/rns-lite The protocol is fairly simple, encrypted
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Show HN: Null0 – A fun and easy game-engine for use with any language(notnull.games)
3 points by konsumer 1y ago|0 comments
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by konsumer 5y ago
I made this to contain a bunch of graphical apps used for gameboy-development: https://github.com/konsumer/docker-gb-dev It has wine and some old windows-only apps. I took a different approach, and used a VNC server. N
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by konsumer 5y ago
One thing I love about blocky vs scratch is that it outputs regular code, in several languages. This means you can use it as "guard rails" up until you understand the concepts, then start using the generated language when you need
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by konsumer 6y ago
I get that they were trying to focus on staging, but unlike old silent films, this is very hard to follow without dialog cards, if you've never seen the original. Also, the music really doesn't fit.
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by konsumer 6y ago
I think this is correct, like in the sense that react uses a VDom. When you make changes, you sort of pretend that you are changing everything, but the rendering engine figures out the differences to the real DOM, based on the in-memory cha
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by konsumer 7y ago
Agreed. I loved pebble so much. Amazfit Bip is cheap, has really long battery life, always on color screen. It does basic notifications fine. It is definitely less configurable, and it's built in apps suck compared to pebble (eg you ha
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by konsumer 7y ago
I made this to do similar, it goes both ways: https://github.com/konsumer/jsflat
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by konsumer 8y ago
Nice! I like the tutorial format. I made this along similar lines: http://konsumer.js.org/learnsql/
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Show HN: Animillusion – old-timey animations in JavaScript(konsumer.js.org)
1 points by konsumer 8y ago|0 comments
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by konsumer 8y ago
ah, yeah, forgot acc param in reduce. updated.
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by konsumer 8y ago
And whether it mutates is kind of a surprise. Like reduce doesn't, even though it works similar to forEach, map, and every.
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by konsumer 8y ago
It should be noted that you can still mutate in these. Like it's not at all recommended, but you have access to the original array in many of the functional "non-mutating" Array methods, for example: https://codepe
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by konsumer 8y ago
INSERT OR REPLACE does this. http://www.sqlitetutorial.net/sqlite-replace-statement/
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by konsumer 9y ago
Totally. I generally use svg icons for anything where I don't need them to match color/size of text, automatically. I just noticed a few people asking for them as a font, and thought I'd help out.
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by konsumer 9y ago
I haven't gone very deep with this issue, but I worked with Rod briefly at Nodesource, and hope more node-ecosystem projects respond like this. In the short time we worked together, I was completely impressed with him technically and s
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by konsumer 9y ago
I really appreciate the design of these! Awesome work. I would be fairly straightforward to use these in icomoon, but for some reason all of the icons have a hitzone rectangle that blocks usage: <rect x="0" y="0&quot
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by konsumer 9y ago
Search the pebble store for "oblique strategies", if you have a pebble. I made a watchface that includes all the text from the cards. Very helpful to me in making creative decisions.
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by konsumer 9y ago
You can also just use the web, or one of the many apps, like Roku, iOS, android, Wii, etc.
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by konsumer 10y ago
I made something similar, but a bit more accessible using SVG, that works in ractive (but would be happy to change it to vanilla js or react, if there is a demand) https://www.npmjs.com/package/ractive-gauge it can be
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by konsumer 10y ago
Ah, salt Peter has potassium chloride AND sulfur.
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by konsumer 10y ago
I thought it was potassium chloride (salt Peter)
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by konsumer 12y ago
I do this if I forget to add .DS_Store to .gitignore when working with git repos: find . -name .*DS_Store -delete