painted

and it's free, with more features too

until you realize the sugar is also bad for your teeth, for example

interesting, thanks for the link, but it doesn't look like a good solution for mobile, seems to be desktop oriented

do you also have some kind of frontend for it? how do you see what's the flow of money and reporting? does it work with kibana out of the box?

also interesting: https://github.com/lrusnac/hn-notifier

I found this small script quite useful https://github.com/lrusnac/hn-notifier

I prefer having the REST API running on a raspberry pi or a local server, that can proxy things to Google Cloud and back, just because in case something happens to the internet connection, your house is bricked, by having a local instance your system does not rely on your ISP for speed and availability.

I'd be curious of how do you update these devices, did you get OTA to work through an nRF24? did you need some external eeprom for that?

What do you think?

I agree, and I think the author should write a blog-post/tutorial about it, it might be useful for a lot of people that are looking into blockchain/ethereum/solidity, me being one of them.

The RAM and CPU usage is interesting, I think most of the people hate electron apps for their thirst of resources. Just by looking at the activity monitor I'm curious what's the emptyWindow process.

sorry, I missed that

looks like the code for this is here: https://github.com/csurfer/gitsuggest

I guess, if you have a fair amount of topics, although the point was to explain the title :)

no, it's not

Your point is quite interesting although I'm not sure running LDA on the entire code would be useful. I spent half a year writing my postgraduate thesis on a recommender systems for streaming services based on LDA, in particular we wanted to infer who is watching what and when in a shared account. From all the tests I did with LDA I believe the best thing would be to run it on the README files.

Rust is great, but to be honest, Rust's learning curve is way steeper than GO's. And this may slow down the Rust's domination.

well: arduino [1]: 1.38$ nrf [2]: 0.55$ oled [3]: 2.33$ ------------------ total: 4.26$

like you said the passive components are pretty cheap, and you stay under 5$.

[1] https://www.aliexpress.com/item/EYEWINK-1pcs-lot-ATMEGA328P-... [2] https://www.aliexpress.com/item/LCD-Board-T420XW01-V2-06A39-... [3] https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free-Shipping-Blue-0-96-inch...

it's my current favourite :)

It would be very cool to search for "Europe" for instance. The weird thing is that it suggests it but the search does not work :(

yes, I saw this for pass, but I was referring to his setup where he uses ctmg also

looks like a nice setup, but what about mobile?

typically the hashes are represented as a sequence of hexadecimal digits, just as an example md5 and sha265

so you know and trust every piece of software that is running on your machine?

What about websites that require to have special characters in your password, since the hash is just HEX? What about multiple accounts on the same website, same password?

Things like dropbox should be perfect for this, since the files are encrypted you don't need to trust anybody

to be honest, I can trust myself with clipboard but not what is running on my machine.

there are so many clipboard listeners out there :D so the fact that you clear the clipboard doesn't really matter

yeah, from a security point of view it's similar to have one file or multiple ones encrypted with the same key

So she used a compression algorithm developed by other googlers? So what?

Don't get me wrong, I'm sure she did a lot of work for it, but looks like a lot of people would have been able to do that, there is nothing innovative in what she did, right?

what is the reason of all this energy usage? It uses more resources than Chrome: https://i.imgur.com/uTjinwO.png