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by lynaghk 5mo ago
The last bin is whey protein powder.
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by lynaghk 1y ago
That's a reasonable idea, but unfortunately wouldn't work in my case since the simulation relies on a lot of scientific libraries in Python and I need the inversion to happen on the microcontroller. When you say "coordinate d
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by lynaghk 1y ago
Awesome, thanks! This is exactly the kind of experienced take I was hoping my blog post would summon =D Re: computing M and s, does torch.quantization.quantize_qat do this or do you do it yourself from the (presumably f32) activation scalin
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by lynaghk 1y ago
For my application I need just the translations and Euler angles. The range of poses is mechanically constrained so I don't have to worry about gimbal lock. But yeah, my limited understanding matches yours that other parameterizations
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by lynaghk 2y ago
Author here. Lots of questions about precision --- in the article I calculated 0.6mm as the standard deviation of 200ms worth of phase measurements (n=124) while the slide wasn't moving. I'd love to hear any advice/ideas re:
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by lynaghk 3y ago
Author here. Thanks for writing about Tinkerforge! I hadn't seen it, and it looks like it hits most of the requirements I sketched out: - inexpensive modules: $35 USB-C master per 4 modules; $17 for 16 GPIO, $35 for RS-485, $25 for CAN
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by lynaghk 6y ago
Author here. I agree that the Rust embedded books are a nice read, and the idea of type state programming --- taking advantage of Rust's ownership and generics system to enforce at compile time transitions between logical states via &q
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by lynaghk 6y ago
First, we should be clear that this is my goofy hobby keyboard project --- if I was concerned about safety, I'd have written it in MISRA C or something =D There are many things about this project that a compiler can't help me with
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by lynaghk 6y ago
Author here. Both my Zig code and the Rust peripheral access crate model the pins as distinct types, which I think is correct --- the pins have different memory addresses and sometimes (depending on the microcontroller) distinct sets of con
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by lynaghk 6y ago
Author here. I considered the enum "solution" but found the match on usize tuples to be clearer because it requires less code. Introducing an enum doesn't help because it neither: + helps better model the domain: P0 and P1 ar
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by lynaghk 7y ago
Author here --- you're welcome to copy whatever you want from the unminifed CSS: https://kevinlynagh.com/stylesheets/style.css
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by lynaghk 7y ago
I just pushed up a typo fix, thanks for pointing this out!
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by lynaghk 8y ago
Hi friends! Keep in mind that this project was a lark that Nicki ( http://www.nickivance.com/ ) and I literally made in the back of a van for her exact use case. My article is a fun writeup of the design considerations and ch
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by lynaghk 8y ago
Thanks for trying it out, and I 100% agree with you that it's helpful to "think through all the states that the application can be in". I'd consider Sketch.systems a huge success if the only thing it achieves is teaching
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by lynaghk 8y ago
Cool, I wasn't aware of that book but I'll look into it! Other resources folks might want to check out are: + David Harel's original paper on the statecharts formalism (which Sketch.systems implements): http://www.
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by lynaghk 8y ago
Hi, I'm one of the creators. One of the use cases we want to support is to make it easy to throw together an idea quickly, and then share that idea with a friend via URL --- just like you might using CodePen, JsFiddle, or Github Gist.
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Designing apps for the E Ink Kindle(kevinlynagh.com)
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Haven't heard from OP, but another person emailed me and the issue is likely because Finda relies on AVX2 CPU instructions for fast search. These instructions were introduced in 2012, so it's likely the OP was running on older har
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Author here. For more background on product development about Finda, there are notes on my personal website here: https://kevinlynagh.com/datatron/ I started this as a UI research project to try and replace OS X Finder
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Author here. I'm compiling Rust to WASM on another project, so I can address this question. I haven't studied relative perf, so can't make any claims there. But for this application your guess is correct: It's iterop. It
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Author here, and happy that you're interested in the software itself rather than the implementation =) I'll probably write a detailed post about file indexing, since it's pretty interesting from a technical standpoint. I look
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Author here. Sorry that it's giving you a hard time. Can you say what OS X version you're running or provide any other details so I can try and reproduce/fix? (You can email me privately at finda@keminglabs.com) I tested with
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Webflow is an web-specific IDE. It's great for production work where you are explicitly targeting the web --- we've actually pointed some of our Kickstarter backers to Webflow after they explained their needs and we realized it&#x
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by lynaghk 9y ago
The desktop app is mostly Clojure, with a handful of Rust for OS interop for things like the clipboard access and file watching. The embeddable engine is written in Rust.
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Please give the OP the benefit of the doubt and assume that he or she is a competent professional. Here are some situations where you may want to test your understanding of centering in CSS: + Center an absolute positioned element whose w
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by lynaghk 9y ago
The runtime engine already free for non-commercial usage: https://github.com/lynaghk/subform-layout/blob/master/LICENS... Or am I misunderstanding your question? Re: designing for the perfect scenario, I
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by lynaghk 9y ago
You can play around with the engine in code here: https://github.com/lynaghk/subform-layout but the best way to get a sense of things is to use it from within Subform. Curious to hear more about your use case and what
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by lynaghk 9y ago
Subform is a desktop app, it works on Windows and OS X. The runtime layout engine is very low-level and essentially just does arithmetic, it can probably be made to run easily on any platform w/ an LLVM backend.
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by lynaghk 9y ago
We don't have a license fee or anything like that. Right now we're working directly with everyone in the beta to understand their process and make things work. We've added specific features like CSS/HTML export that peop
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by lynaghk 9y ago
We need to focus on folks who're sufficiently motivated to solve this problem. If a refundable $25 is too high a hurdle, it's unlikely those folks will actually attempt to use the tool, reflect on their workflow, or otherwise help

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