gkhartman

Well... I suppose that's one way to get out of using cmake. Not one I'd recommend though.

Looks like a great start to at home metal printing. I wonder how their printed parts compare in quality to those created by industrial printers.

This is really neat. I love this sort of project. Reminds me of the early days of the Internet while adding some positivity to the world. Thanks for sharing.

Glad to see stuff like this. I'm willing to pay quite a bit more for products supporting oss/osh.

Fair. Missed that bit tbh.

...in mice.

I found it interesting, and a nice break from yet another llm related post. Why would it be out of place here?

I'm not a fan of taking zoom calls while my mic picks up the voice of the person that sits across the room. I'd call being able to communicate via voice call without noise issues a need. While it can be done, constantly hearing other ppl in the background during a call just feels unprofessional/sloppy.

Is that true though? I'm reading HN on an app built using Flutter. I had no idea until recently, so I would assume more apps could use it without my knowledge.

I understand it's limitations vs native apps, but there's quite a few cases where it really doesn't matter.

The biggest one for me is always the fear it will be abandoned. Pretty much goes for any cross platform app framework though.

If you didn't mind sharing, I'd like to hear more about your use case. I'm assuming these would be things like temp/humidity sensors and such. I suppose you'd want to avoid wake-ups and radio use as much as possible.

I've not gotten around to trying, but I assume using deep sleep while waking up to batch send data with infrequent updates would be key.

Yeah, it's gonna be more than that. You'll also need a hot plate, flux, solder wick. I'd double that price to 120, not to mention it takes quite a bit of practice to learn bga soldering.

Yeah, I don't think I'd have made the jump otherwise, since convincing others on the team would have been much harder.

Looks neat. Might give it a go tomorrow.

Probably nice to have for those with low income that only have a Chromebook.

This except in production. Nothing helped. I actually stopped using containers for a bit after that.