sulicat

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by sulicat 8mo ago
Yeah I feel that! This is why I stuck with HID and MSC parts of the protocol. And tinyUSB is a little difficult to work with too (though I can't complain, its free and works well!). But yeah I'm glad to be almost done with USB hah
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by sulicat 8mo ago
Still the same HID remapping project from last month (I was hoping to be done by now, but hardware is hard): https://github.com/cedarhacks/HIDMorph This is an HID ReMapping device, things like converting keyboard input
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by sulicat 9mo ago
This is a great project! Thanks for tackling it!
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by sulicat 10mo ago
This is pretty cool, I asked it to visualize national import/export data, it did alright. I was hoping to get a map with arrows like "$35B in agriculture" from China to USA. I wasn't able to make it do that, but the info
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by sulicat 10mo ago
I'm probably one of the people that would say AI (at least LLMs) isn't all its cracked up to be and even I have examples where it has been useful to me. I think the feeling stems from the exaggeration of the value it provides comb
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by sulicat 10mo ago
Looks really nice! It looks real professional! Is there an ESP on there? Are you using lvgl for the display?
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by sulicat 10mo ago
There's plans for a future iteration to be able to (I want to decouple multiple keyboard inputs!). However in the git repo and prototype, ATM it's 1 input 1 output.
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by sulicat 10mo ago
I'm making an HID translation dongle. In programming mode, its a flash drive you can put LUA scripts on. In run mode, you can select a lua script to run. Lua scripts can take HID input and produce HID output. All open source, hardware