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by aulin 4y ago
use the 40pin connector either to a custom designed hat or to a separate board with a ribbon cable
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by aulin 4y ago
Even as an experiment with the sole purpose of learning stuff and having fun I find Arduino libs tend to hide all the fun stuff effectively diminishing the learning experience. Sometimes it's good to reinvent the wheel (like writing th
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by aulin 4y ago
Some time ago I wanted to download a couple episodes of a Netflix series as I had to spend some time offline. Apparently they don't have an app for macos, and their recommended browser Safari doesn't support download. So I couldn&
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by aulin 4y ago
I for one still have plenty of esp8266 based nodemcu/wemos around the house, they still do just fine for most hobbyist purposes and the RTOS SDK is just as pleasant to use as ESP-IDF. Most of the API is the same and they have example c
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by aulin 4y ago
you can, and probably should, program ESP8266 with the RTOS SDK and skip all the Arduino nonsense altogether.
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by aulin 4y ago
Honestly? I don't care, you're probably right but if he wants to keep this double personality that's cool, who cares
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by aulin 4y ago
look at the date
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by aulin 4y ago
The main problem with C++ is that it's too vast, it does everything and everyone has its very own choice of a subset of the language he should use. The result is codebases hard to navigate, code hard to undestand with lots of clever co
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by aulin 4y ago
my point was more that given rust is so young people proficient in it have probably also experience in more classic low level languages
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by aulin 4y ago
> no one cares who is Lina I couldn't care less who she is, but I'm pleased they're giving more status updates in written form.
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by aulin 4y ago
> I might even start contributing once Rust is more common! as someone who's recently experimenting with Rust, why is that so? I mean if you have something in the kernel where you could give valuable contribution, why letting the la
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by aulin 4y ago
In this gender-fluid times I foresee something like that would cause quite a bit of controversy. I was surprised to read they used "self-reported sex" for training, not sure how you could predict a biological trait from biological
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by aulin 4y ago
I must admit that for me this was a pleasant change of format from the youtube videos.
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by aulin 4y ago
would you highlight some of the biggest differences between ML engineering and data engineering? I believe they're sometimes used interchangebly especially if "data" is "datasets" for ML.
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by aulin 4y ago
what's this thing about presta caps? cyclist for 10+ years, never heard about it
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by aulin 4y ago
It's more expensive but also sometimes impossible for space constraints. If you designed a product with the sdcard in mind it can't be difficult to make room for an external SSD.
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by aulin 4y ago
> if anything they are worse They are. People that started with the genuine intent of sharing their knowledge gradually turned into professional youtubers, and now it's all about hacking the algorithm, diluting content in multiple v
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by aulin 4y ago
All my RPis had some kind of corruption sooner or later. At some point we blamed the shitty sdcard, but it happens with the supposedly good ones too. With the shitty ones I had unrecoverable boot and fs corruptions. With the good ones it is
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by aulin 4y ago
why would you squash multiple informative commits with their commit messages and their informative context about your thought process into a single big squashed commit? git can merge branches and keep track of it, there is no need to squash
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by aulin 4y ago
I tend to stage everything I do in my local branches, experiments, hacks, partial changes I don't have time to finish right now, unfinished refactorings. No way I share that without rebasing it and cleaning it up first.
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by aulin 4y ago
Also PRs belong to the review and CI system, everything needed to understand the code and its history should be staged in version control
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by aulin 4y ago
If you keep merge commits you can get the full diff at once and see all the context you need, if you don't you can still write meaningful commit messages that identify the feature you're working on so that in the future you can st
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by aulin 4y ago
if you're the only one working on that branch I don't see where is the problem in rewriting history and force pushing
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by aulin 4y ago
Why would you have to force anything with rebase? you rebase your feature branch against main to rewind it on top of it and clean up history so you can do a clean fast forward merge. Squashing is bad for anything non trivial, you want small
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by aulin 4y ago
Europe laws mandate severance for roughly 1 month pay per year served. Unemployment payments can last more than 4 months but you won't get even remotely close to your previous salary, especially with a FAANG salary. This seems a way be
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by aulin 4y ago
now they just need to learn memoization and they're ready to master the FAANG interview
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by aulin 4y ago
Did it improve your sleep? I always found I fall asleep easily if I've been drinking in the evening but I invariably wake up in the middle of the night with anxiety or bad dreams
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by aulin 4y ago
You're probably talking about some chinese dialer on top of android, Google one is clean and essential. One thing I always struggle with is that phone becomes painfully slow and heats up like crazy on a call. The one thing it should do
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by aulin 4y ago
every time I try new themes I always end up getting back to my trusty gruvbox-dark, there is something with its earthy colors that makes it way more relaxing and easy on the eye than the blueish ones that seem so popular
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by aulin 4y ago
gruvbox with circadian.el, gruvbox-dark-soft during the day and gruvbox-dark-medium or hard at sunset

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