aaronblohowiak

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by aaronblohowiak 8mo ago
best _former_ president of all time.
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by aaronblohowiak 8mo ago
So if you are using multiple languages to have scripts that run off your pre-commit hook, this is like a package and language runtime management system for your pre-commit hook build system? Rather, I think this is a reimplementation of suc
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by aaronblohowiak 8mo ago
Guano
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
>The hardest part is giving yourself permission to ship something you know is flawed. https://wiki.c2.com/?PlanToThrowOneAway
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
>I still feel like there's an unexplored space where you combine the benefits of both somehow though. Like a code-based CAD but it also has a GUI editor that stays in sync and avoids the need to type in coordinates by hand. That wou
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
sigma rizzler, no cap.
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Ah yes the magic is more developed for commonly documented cases than niche stuff, 100% sorry I misinterpreted your post to mean that they are not useful for embedded rather than less capable for embedded. Also, your stuff is way more deep
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
>Compare that to someone writing embedded firmware for device microcontrollers, who would understandably be underwhelmed by the same. One datum for you: I recently asked Claude to make a jerk-limited and jerk-derivative-limited motion pl
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
If you liked this, you may like my favorite paper https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~remzi/Naur.pdf
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Trying to get my Klipper-like thing for ClearCore up and running (currently called Cutter) so I can have a smaller mostly unchanging c++ codebase on the mcu and do higher-level application control of motors, outputs and sensors on linux in
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Feels like top of s curve lately
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Ah yes, I was wondering why my ClearCore supported that, seemed oddly specific!
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
should be the transitive dependencies, not just top-level (so the lock file or equiv) or you just reward the "barely wrap it and give it a new name" js crowd even more.
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Ooh thank you! I often forget that everything is a capacitor/resistor/inductor all at once and i see how at higher frequencies that starts to matter! I think the 24v stuff is also more low frequency signaling over longer distances
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
What’s the deal with 5v, 3.3v and 24v “standards” for sensors? It seems like there are really three different markets and it sucks because crossing “lanes” is really annoying. I like how you all made the qwik connectors “just work”, but now
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
I think they are conflating Carboniferous Period / white rot slowing _coal_ formation with Oil formation.
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Interesting way to apply a water mark
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
how long will that be the case?
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by aaronblohowiak 9mo ago
Yes! It gives me quite a bit of confidence and makes refactoring easier. Pure rust backend is basically hassle free now with LLMs. Frontend still ts / svelte because of ecosystem and training set.
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
The idea of doing a thing (or having done the thing) and the actual DOING of the thing are very different. See this a lot where people think they want to be a woodworker or a baseball player or an author, but the actual _work_ of sweeping d
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
We need this even if emissions went to zero overnight. World is a big place, can do more than one thing at a time.
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
are they a PI with a lab? in this field, does the PI get first or last author?
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
you're joking, but this is basically what it means to be retired...
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
Your view is ahistorical.
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
For me, ADT’s and pattern matching are about expressivity not type checking. Type checking really helps with refactoring quickly. If we’re measuring experience with years, I was a rubyist for over a decade and have written python for anothe
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
If python's painpoints don't bother you enough (or you are already comfortable with all the workarounds,) then I'm not sure Rust will do much for you. What I like about Rust is ADTs, pattern matching, execution speed. The thi
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
functional programming background / SICP ?
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
This is why I use rust for everything practicable now. Llms make the tedious bits go away and I can just enjoy the fun bits.
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
technically or politically?
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by aaronblohowiak 10mo ago
Thank you! I’m bored of “moving goalposts” arguments as I think “looks different than we expected” is the _ordinary_ way revolutions happen.

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