stereo

5 ms·

1.
by stereo 2mo ago
There’s even a few phone apps that do that
2.
by stereo 3mo ago
Html back then had the same limitations.
3.
by stereo 3mo ago
You've obviously written this because screen wasn't doing the right thing, but your readme only explains that it's a "young project, not a drop-in GNU screen replacement". What are its advantages over screen or tmux
4.
by stereo 5mo ago
You’re going to get a lot of mobile iPhone users disappointed, since the main browser engine even in HN apps is Safari. Maybe a warning would encourage them to try the site elsewhere instead of closing it in disappointment?
5.
by stereo 6mo ago
Nice hack! Would hosting controllers on individual IPv6 addresses on the same VM solve this too?
6.
by stereo 8mo ago
tl;dr: The full list of countries comprises of Afghanistan, Albania, Algeria, Antigua and Barbuda, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belize, Bhutan, Bosnia, Brazil, Burma, Cambodia, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Colombia,
7.
by stereo 8mo ago
Gps is free to use. Running your own gnss service requires an atomic clock and possibly separate transmission hardware, which is possible, but adds cost, volume, and weight. According to [1], “[o]ne of the current generation of GPS satellit
8.
by stereo 9mo ago
Which dns server supports this kind of dynamic dns in practice?
9.
by stereo 10mo ago
You mean a kvm switch?
10.
by stereo 11mo ago
The author is in Estonia. Appliances in the European Union have different energy standards and labels, and run on different voltages, so you don’t ever see Energy Star fridges there. Estonia joined the EU in 2004, and I don’t know what the
11.
by stereo 1y ago
For all we know, they could have filed radar issues with Apple months ago.
12.
by stereo 1y ago
It's surprising and disappointing that Apple didn't catch a bug like this in QA. This affects popular apps, and many people will have at least one of these apps with outdated Electron frameworks.
13.
by stereo 1y ago
What’s your specific use case? I would base it off OpenStreetMap as much as possible - building a whole map and keeping it up to date is a lot of work
14.
by stereo 1y ago
What’s the actual amperage of your dryer? A Sonoff Pow can take 20A. Add a fuse or breaker.
15.
Vibe Coding for Domain Experts(thescoop.org)
1 points by stereo 1y ago|1 comments
16.
by stereo 1y ago
(Or, how the author managed to release a better version of a Python package he maintains in a few hours) Plus an example of vibe coding in teaching
17.
by stereo 1y ago
Has anyone compared juv, juvio and marimo?
18.
by stereo 1y ago
You don’t need to nmap; instead head to http://homeassistant.local:8123
19.
by stereo 1y ago
Isn’t this basically the Swiss cheese model? If your two input AIs hallucinate, or your consensus AI misunderstands the input, you will still have confabulations in the output?
20.
by stereo 1y ago
On top of that, it looks like it would be relatively easy to spoof the cloud server and make the device believe that there is a firmware update available to then feed it esphome, a bit like the switchbota hack.
21.
by stereo 1y ago
There are libraries like `juv` that let you use uv in Jupyter. What I haven’t found yet is a nice and convenient way of running all that in vs code.
22.
by stereo 1y ago
I used to have a virtual environment for all little scrappy scripts, which would contain libraries I use often like requests, rich, or pandas. I now exclusively use this type of shebang and dependency declaration. It also makes runnings thr
23.
by stereo 1y ago
Hi, thanks for replying! I was looking at your source code, and wondering how easy it would be to create a .osm file instead of uploading the data. The JOSM editor’s todo list plugin would make it easy to plough through all the polygons or
24.
by stereo 1y ago
https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/163855992 and https://www.openstreetmap.org/changeset/163863954 are the ones I've reverted. There are more in daavoo's changeset history.
25.
by stereo 1y ago
Hi! The Data Working Group had a look at the data, and decided to revert the two pool changesets. The polygons the algorithm had drawn were consistently of poor quality with stray nodes and nodes far outside the pool boundaries, and the imp
26.
by stereo 1y ago
Hi from the OpenStreetMap Foundation. Please don't add AI-detected features directly to the database. The algorithms have problems with false positives, and with mapping straight or rectangular objects as wobbly, as shown in the second
27.
by stereo 2y ago
The cameras are only at the entrance.
28.
by stereo 2y ago
As the article says: yes.
29.
by stereo 2y ago
What you call an ugly bumper sticker is credit where it is due, but also an important recruitment mechanism for new mappers, which improves the map. The /copyright page is our biggest landing page on the website, even above the base &#
30.
by stereo 2y ago
Yes! You can email me at hn at stereo dot lu

More ›