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Never knew about this board. Might make for a pretty nice home router.

Which Bunn coffee maker do you have? I'm looking to get one and they have many different versions.

Wow that is awesome. Good work!

Maybe minio.

You are referring to FDM printers. The OP is talking about SLS printers which don't have this issue.

https://github.com/h2non/imaginary appears to support quality/compression settings.

Source here: https://github.com/europeana/europeana-portal-collections

Curious what it is. No CSRF token?

I know they have Formula E, but I'd love to see a all-electric Tesla in Le Mans.

React Native, Tensorflow, ESP8266, Elixir/Phoenix, Discord, Docker/Kubernetes.

Nice little blog you have.

I'll be doing some similar. Couple things that I'll likely do different is push to InflexDB host in my homelab and using Pandas to help me analysis data.

Keep up the good work, it's inspiring.

I'm pretty much doing the exact same.

Home Assistant

Custom TX board to transmit to the Etekcity sockets

https://www.amazon.com/Etekcity-Wireless-Electrical-Househol...

Using Alexa to control those outlets via Home Assistant Emulated Hue component. Then I have a couple groups defined in Home Assistant for my living room lights, so I can say "Alexa, turn off living room lights" and it'll turn off my three outlets. I can also do "Alexa, turn off living room light one" to just turn off a particular light. One thing that I've noticed with Alexa and Home Assistant is that I have an outlet labeled "Xmas Light" and I can either say "Alexa, turn on Xmas Light" or "Alexa, turn on Christmas tree light" and it seems to discern between the two.

Overall I love this combo and is working pretty dang good.

Next goal is to use PIR sensors so when I go to the basement it'll automatically turn on the basement lights.

I've been using ledger-cli [1] for this. It takes time to reconcile accounts, but I've been going strong for the last couple months.

[1]: http://www.ledger-cli.org/

My favorite talk is always the behind the scenes talk:

https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2016/Fahrplan/events...

Wow, I've always used RethinkDB for toy DB stuff here and there, but nothing serious. I loved how well everything was put together, from the documentation to the homepage. Hopefully the project can live with OSS contributions.

Nope. Would be awesome if they did though.

The company that I was consulting for tried to get Spring and React to play nice via Nashorn, but ended up scraping the idea 6 weeks in because of performance issues and not enough developers knowing the stack. Nashorn was missing a lot of essentials to make this easy out of the box. So looking at this is a breath of fresh air.

Very very awesome. This is very much needed. I work with a lot of older Java people and showing them the ins/outs of webpack/eslint/React is killing productivity. Thanks FB.

Hmm, I mostly work with Stash nowadays and they have the approve/disapprove buttons which I like better than LGTM comment.

Writing files in plaintext and SFTPing them is still a r equirement when working in the insurance world :(

I've started messing with API Gateway and Lambda there a couple errors.

If you create a lambda function and add a gateway inside the lambda function configuration screen, it will give you a bad API gateway URL. Going into the API gateway page and looking at your stages URL and trying that works.

This just proves that it was rushed out. I do like the idea though and want to use it, but I don't think it'll be ready until Q4.

This is essentially the format the http://www.ledger-cli.org/ uses.

I was just looking for a solution to get Rust on the esp8266 this weekend. Neat little devices.

Rust can emit to LLVM-IR via `--emit llvm-ir` when compiling your Rust program, but I think the IR that gets produced isn't platform agnostic.

No one here is talking about the PocketChip, which I think is the coolest thing. If it's hackable it will be really interesting to see what people do with it.

When the power outages lasts more than a couple hours.

Google Cast

LiveReload

Vimium

Pocket

Chrome UA Spoofer

OneTab (now trying after I heard about it from another HNer)

Momentum

Postman

React Developer Tools

Reddit Enhancement Suite

Authy

Also this for more bling:

http://www.reddit.com/r/mechanicalkeyboards

There is science in there also.

I'm still using Hyrda with some simple commands, like moving window to the left half, right half, full screen, center.

Haven't tried the new version of Hyrda yet.

My solution is to use Adminer [1] and running it via `php -S localhost:8080 adminer.php` works beautifully. Many other databases supported also. Not affiliated, just a happy user.

[1]: http://www.adminer.org/

developer site is down also.