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The Pimoroni Inky Impression 13.3" is beautiful! e-Paper has a long way to go in terms of color gamut, precision and refresh times, but the reflective surface makes
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e-Paper feel more natural and βin the worldβ than emissive displays.
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Super excited to explore colorimetry with two breakout boards from Adafruit, one sporting an XYZ sensor and the other detecting 8 bands in the visible spectrum with
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an additional near infra-red band and another broad spectrum (white light) sensor. They power up and found by i2cdetect on my Raspberry Pi and it's time to start
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poking around the sample code to get them up and running.
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I've been enjoying Python's tremendous flexibility but am converging, with support from a preprocessor, on a consistent style. Once things are stable enough to focus
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on performance, I'll use my preprocessor to target a mix of C or C++ and a more performant runtime than the standard Python interpreter.
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I'm generalizing the way I validate proof steps so inference rules match if any formulae with an equivalent (Sapphire specific) normal form would have matched.
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Repost of a simple Square Routes puzzle
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This page is a rough (perhaps embarrassingly so) version of a solution to the first puzzle in Raymond M. Smullyan's Satan, Cantor and Infinity