wilted-iris

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by wilted-iris 15d ago
Yes! This launched after I left Spotify but I agree it looks neat. I find the three month build expiration concerning, but I also have a low risk tolerance for my music experience.
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by wilted-iris 16d ago
Have a look at the librespot pinned issues, you’ll see the reports from folks experiencing this. You may also be able to find the legal threats they sent out to third party client libraries if you search carefully (many have been redacted.)
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by wilted-iris 16d ago
Librespot no longer works for new accounts. APIs are being gated off and they’re applying legal pressure to dissuade projects from reverse engineering anything new. At the end of the day, they can turn the tap off anytime they want, whether
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by wilted-iris 16d ago
I believe there are! I consistently hear good things about KEXP and FIP but I haven’t listened to either extensively. I listen to a lot of SomaFM (free, https://somafm.com/ ) and the Flow State radio-podcast (paid, https:&#
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by wilted-iris 16d ago
I listen to Flow State, SomaFM, and aggregate from local shows and a few people I follow on social media among other discovery platforms. (I don’t have a favorite yet.) I found that Spotify was increasingly recommending AI artists and songs
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by wilted-iris 16d ago
Spotify is in the process of killing the librespot project that this and most third party Spotify players are built on. I think the golden age of music streaming is coming to an end. I’ve migrated to a self hosted library with streaming and
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by wilted-iris 2mo ago
These look great. I wish they had existed way back when I did embedded work every day. What was the process like to create them? Did you design them from scratch, get them built to spec, something in between? The switchable host is interest
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by wilted-iris 2mo ago
I’m curious, does the addition of wireless enable anything that wouldn’t be possible on RS485? Naively to me, it seems like it would add failure modes and hurt worst case performance, but I assume it’s a tradeoff to get a bandwidth or avera
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by wilted-iris 4mo ago
Respectfully, no, not even a little bit. That’s normal everyday microcontrollers for you.
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by wilted-iris 4mo ago
Worth noting that kobo devices are not locked down at all and run linux. They’re very easy to build for.
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by wilted-iris 4mo ago
This looks interesting and I'm curious if anyone has more context for why it's on the frontpage today.
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by wilted-iris 4mo ago
International airports as well.
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Bluesky Radio – Hosted by Opus 4.7(bskyrad.io)
2 points by wilted-iris 4mo ago|0 comments
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Bluesky Radio – Hosted by Opus 4.7(bskyrad.io)
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by wilted-iris 6mo ago
It reads to me like encryption is handled one layer below this by NFS. I would naively assume this should be set up with external changes disallowed since it is capturing and replaying fs events. I would love to see a replacement for syncth
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by wilted-iris 11mo ago
Any recommendations on where to source BPA-free thermal paper? I've tried to source BPA free shipping labels in the US and found them unobtainable.
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
That sounds like this with inline dictionaries added unless I’ve misunderstood you.
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
I built something quite like this with epubs for another read it later service. There are lots of them!
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
I wonder if they’d be willing to sell it to the right group of folks. I’d love to have a community owned read it later service. Otherwise, we’re all on a never ending treadmill from one service to the next.
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
Same here. I get a massive amount of value out of writing things down at home and at work. I get comparably little value out of linking things together — beyond direct references at least. I think this may be a difference in how different p
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
I’m surprised that they only ran the measurements ten times. Hard to trust any data in this post given it is certainly deficient.
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by wilted-iris 1y ago
This looks very cool! I see a lot of Python in the docs; is it usable in other languages?
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
This is unfortunately not emphasized with many breakout boards. It pays off to skim errata sections at the start of a project. All hardware has errata, and it ranges from incorrect details and minor malfunctions all the way through to broke
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
There are industrial knitting machines, but they’re orders of magnitude more expensive, heavier, and tied to closed software ecosystems. They’re extremely capable, but they’re also far outside the hobbyist realm. The only real evolution on
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Same, and I add one even more amorphous criteria, 'not directly next to noise pollution like an airport or highways.'
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
I have not observed this to be true. Ventilating enough to keep CO2 low means sub 20% winter humidity in multiple places I’ve lived.
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Fewer people will walk when infrastructure prioritizes drivers and makes it uncomfortable and unsafe to walk. This isn’t the only option. Cars being built for pedestrian safety is one piece of that picture. As you note, impact safety falls
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
You may also enjoy the Expeditionary Force series. Totally different story, but it has a similar vibe.
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Someone built this! https://railforless.us
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by wilted-iris 2y ago
Linux probably boots faster fwiw. As a starting point, see this bench: https://www.daemonology.net/blog/2021-08-12-EC2-boot-time-be...

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