mariusandra

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FrameOS(frameos.net)
3 points by mariusandra 21d ago|0 comments
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FrameOS Cloud and ESP32 Support(frameos.net)
1 points by mariusandra 25d ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 2mo ago
um... we've had this posthog-foss repo for years now. No idea why it made front page. This is not news. Source: I was there To clarify: PostHog has been MIT licensed since day 1, with the exception of the `ee/` folder. This `posth
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by mariusandra 1y ago
What is this? Kea 3.0 has been out for years already :D https://keajs.org/blog/kea-3.0 (I'm the author of a JS framework with the same name)
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FrameOS Case Maker for eInk Displays(cases.frameos.net)
2 points by mariusandra 2y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 2y ago
Can't really complain cause there's nothing better right now. Compared to the previous gen e-ink (7-color ACeP), the contrast and the colors are so much better. I also have a bunch of 3-color (black/white/red) panels - v
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by mariusandra 2y ago
$250 is just part of the price. I just went through the process and made this for myself: https://www.printables.com/model/1189455-waveshare-133e-6-co... The total price was around $420. This includes shipping, taxes (
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by mariusandra 2y ago
Having gone through such a search just recently: - This 13.3" panel cost ~$420 to make https://www.printables.com/model/1189455-waveshare-133e-6-co... - This 7.3" panel cost ~$150 to make https://w
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FrameOS 2024 Recap(frameos.net)
1 points by mariusandra 2y ago|0 comments
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DIY 12.48" e-Paper display with FrameOS – Full Build [video](youtube.com)
2 points by mariusandra 2y ago|0 comments
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Gpt.sh(github.com)
3 points by mariusandra 2y ago|0 comments
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FrameOS NimConf 2024(frameos.net)
2 points by mariusandra 2y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 2y ago
The math didn't add up for us (I work at PostHog). At the rate we were scaling, we would have needed an entire call center's worth of highly trained Kubernetes support engineers to debug everyone's "my pods just died&quo
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Innovation Hypercube(innovationhypercube.com)
2 points by mariusandra 3y ago|0 comments
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Re-reading, my tone in the first sentence sounds rather hostile. I apologise for that. I have no ill intent, the joke was likely funnier in my head. FrameOS is also targeting 60+FPS LCD and other screens, which will be hard for ESP to run.
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Yes, MP4, sorry for the typo :). I believe in such places the cost of service and maintenance is many multiples the cost of the initial installation. A $20 "720p hdmi stick" from aliexpress vs a $300 mac mini is a no brainer. 100
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I believe the OP here is not playing 1999s music formats on a TV, but referring to MK4 and similar _video_ formats that a portable music player definitely can't play.
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I apologize for the confusion, but you do not need to run FrameOS at all. You can just go about your merry day, and either just not use FrameOS, not post this comment, or, if you prefer, not read any of the comments addressing this question
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Just found this project that could help: https://github.com/daniel-j/picostdlib
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Ha, nice to meet you. I always say "if it's stupid and it works, it's not stupid". Your approach to get the dithering right sounds brilliant to me :D. The current inky driver works great, and that fact that it's in
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Absolutely! Just hook up your display with a HDMI port to a raspberry, and you're good to go. If you're fine with just displaying an image from an URL, it'll work today. If you want nicer slideshows or rotating images, you&#x
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I have gotten the new Nim-based FrameOS working with two different Waveshare displays. I have two other ones waiting to be tested. Check this folder [1] for the currently enabled drivers. One of the next items on my todo list [2] is to add
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Theoretically yes, but I have not yet investigated it.
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I was quite shocked at the amount of tiny and large display options out there. I might even make a YouTube video titled "Home dashboards have gotten cheap and easy" with everything I've learned so far. Take a $15 Pi Zero W 2,
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Very interesting. As replied here [1], I do eventually want to investigate "slimming down" the Linux distro below FrameOS. However for now, the RPi imager, with its built in "enter your wifi credentials and SSH key" dial
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Oh it's real. When coding an app inside the web editor, you can click a button that effectively sends your code to the GPT4 API, along with some instructions on what it should be. It then displays back the response. It's really ba
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I used to have an iPad (3rd gen) on the wall, then it died. I bought the cheapest new one to replace it, but the old Android tablet I had around had better bluetooth reach, so it went on the wall instead. Old android tablets are notoriously
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by mariusandra 3y ago
You're technically right (the best kind?), but there's some nuance to the question. FrameOS is a compiled binary that runs on top of Linux. At present you need to install the "Raspberry Pi OS Lite" (without the desktop e
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by mariusandra 3y ago
I definitely do not want anyone to manually crop, dither and color index images. This should be done by the FrameOS software. It's already working if you use e.g. Inky Impression 7 color frames, but mostly because I just defer to their
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by mariusandra 3y ago
Hey, thanks for the feedback! The editor/controller itself is just a React+Kea app using React Flow for the diagramming part, and Flask for the backend. For now to test that the app you built works, you must deploy it on a frame. I hav

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