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They should have copied die voices from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Congress_(2013_film) instead. Would have been like Amazon removing 1984 from customers Kindles..

I'm wondering if there are similar demos featuring graphics and sound with strong constraints but written in Python?

Could this approach also be used to script a Factorio blueprint?

I probably would, as I would have bought a Quest or one of the others if that didn't tie me to one little company driven universe with their own rules.

Homo Sapiens Sapiens

You forgot to mention that each level is part of a colaboratively built machine

Should reference https://m.xkcd.com/1205. .

As a Thinkpad fan (from Germany, maybe this makes a difference) I have to say that Lenovo usually only let's you buy Laptops without Windows for very crappy machines or if you're a student via Lenovo campus program.

I consider this post a birthday present and didn't even try to resist the buy-instantly-reflex..

BUT. What I'm still missing is an audio jack. I've been searching for a long time now for a device of this mobile friendly form factor (i.e. battery support), with a couple of buttons and knobs, a small display and audio in/out.

Like a TE Pocket Operator, but fully programmable (using typical C++/Rust/Micropython programming environments).

I'd really love to deep dive into rapid prototyping some audio generator or effect processor I can take with me, but don't want to design and build a device for this first.

Maybe you guys have seen something like this before and can give me a hint?

A colleague of mine made this: https://twitter.com/LarsMichelsen/status/1430218030727024641

And those you probably found already:

• https://codeduino.com/projects/games/1d-pong-game/

• https://hackaday.io/project/185011-twang-esp32-led-strip-1d-...

also this one would be great to have it on an led strip:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xx7sgNVE-A

Can someone now create a Factorio mod from this, please?

Anyone here who has seen the 2013 movie 'The Congress', loosely based on the Stanisław Lem novel 'The Futurological Congress'? I wonder why it's not being mentioned when it comes to copying and replacing actors by AI..

The syntax is terse if you need to do arbitrary stuff with an arbitrary interface. But if you start off keeping SWIG in mind from the beginning and avoid funky features at API level you might be fine by just "importing" your header files in the SWIG-definition file.

See https://projects.om-office.de/frans/swig_demo/-/tree/master/... (disclaimer: very old and special exception handling)

IMHO this is a good practice anyway, because this way you make sure, your API looks the same in every binding.

And this way you get a binding for Python, Java, JavaScript, C#, Lua, and much more

But while Starlark tries to mimic Python (while not allowing lots of useful stuff like f-strings) joblib _is_ Python and you can make use of the eco-system around Python.

Also built something slightly similar - without the need to interact https://github.com/frans-fuerst/track Works on Linux with XOrg and Windows only unfortunately..

Projects like this make me think of arms race (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_arms_race).

If I wanted my governments surveillance camera system to improve more quickly I'd confront it with some challenging training data by making an exploit public and available for everyone :)

Have a Streacom DB4, much cooler (pun intended)

Factorio, obviously

There is one more reason why it's unlikely you fix the hack in the future: unconsciously you feel like / 'admit' you can't do it now, otherwise you would. The obstacle might be the lack of a clear picture of how to proceed, a bad association with the topic or anything else that keeps you from doing it now. So committing a hack can be seen as a symptom of having a reason not to do it now - this reason very likely will still apply `tomorrow()`.

I have almost the same setup, but with Linux/Fedora instead and the Ryzen 4750 without 'G' but a card. I even made the same thermal images out of curiosity :)

Bartosz, you have to choose another name, I just upvoted by reflex, when I saw it's you again

It's so very obvious that removing SMS support for "security reasons" is just as saying "please store your insecure SMS plaintext with your stock messages application or better just use WhatsApp for that again". It makes me wonder if there might also be another reason. Legal issues (encryption, governments, etc)?

If not: please Signal guys - that's just a step back. People who write SMS won't stop writing SMS, you just allow another party to do whatever is good for them. And searching through _all_ messages is really a big thing for some of us.

Why not just add some awareness items - visible eyes and ears and dollar signs, together with the information what information is given away and that this might cost money?

Just reading "The Little Book Of Ikigai" - this post reads like a rewording of the most important aspects of Ikigai :) Sounds all quite familiar to me..

Where I'm coming from Amper is a river and Sand has the same meaning as in English. So without the context, Ampersand is the sand you find at Ampers river bank... When I first read this name I took it for some mystic code name :)

Can you add persistence (e.g. by running and saving a session encoded in the url)? I'd like to share my letters! Nice idea, makes you think about your thinking..

sorry, what does 'dkb' stand for?

M5Paper has a touch screen..

This is hard to answer in general, although general aspects like contrast and resolution are important of course. Maybe you can provide some background regarding your know how and technology you're going to use.

we're both blind, was the exit door for me..

At least from Google "search results". But reading HN comments regarding those it looks like we would be better off with Google leaving EU, too..