bschwindHN

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by bschwindHN 4mo ago
They probably just bought a shit ton of micro USB connectors back in the day and want to use them up, or something silly like that. It would be funny if the EU forced them to switch to USB-C.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
Just squash all the PR commits into one when it gets merged to main or whatever your main branch is. You can revisit the original PR to see the individual commits if you really want.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
I was actually planning to write a small blog post about it because some parts are specific to where I live, but I'm sure there are plenty of articles already around. Just look up "custom standing desk" or "countertop&#x
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
What would the workspace look like for someone who does "serious" work?
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
I recently upgraded to a desk of the same size, it's great! I have a habit of sitting cross legged and my legs were always bumping into my old desk whose legs were spaced too close together. I had to the wooden top cut at a home center
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
I'd like to add "don't roll your own image viewer" twitter and google and google maps and so many have rolled their own and they completely suck compared to just letting the browser render an img tag. They inevitably fai
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> it just seems like a more overcomplicated Because people LOVE overcomplicated shit. You see it happen everywhere.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
That more or less checks out, in my case. I think it started in like 4-5 years for me and it's absolutely terrible in Tokyo in the spring time. Thankfully I moved to Okinawa where they didn't plant those trees, or if they did ther
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
https://imgur.com/a/UlGcBou
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
I love the sound design, and the dithered look is also great. Feels more polished than many "real" games.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
If you want something based on B-Rep, look at projects that use opencascade under the hood, as that is one of the only B-Rep CAD kernels available which is free and open source. Some examples would be CADQuery, CascadeStudio, or RepliCAD.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
Pedantic: fn add<T: std::ops::Add<Output = T>>(a: T, b: T) -> T { a + b }
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> a cool way to work with rust on the RP2040/2350 Pick up an RPi Pico (and one of their debugger probes) or a Xiao board with an RP2040 or RP2350, and try playing around with Embassy. It's super easy to get started and has been
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
Ah yeah I missed they were talking about the station ones, beginners definitely don't need that.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> # Desoldering Pump > > Because I needed it (beginners won't) Funny you mention that, because I just instructed someone how to solder for the first time and on probably their 4th joint they needed the desoldering pump becaus
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
Well sure, that's the easy case for echo cancellation (remove the source of echoes entirely). But we've had solutions to this for decades and it doesn't involve ducking the recipients audio. Apple and their billions of dollar
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
The most frustrating thing about FaceTime is it sometimes appears to significantly duck audio in order to avoid echoes. I can't predict on which devices it will happen, but it often does when I call my parents and it absolutely destroy
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
Okay but that's a far cry from "$65 for one or two fast food meals"
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> but if you're focussing on raw performance you're in the wrong crowd. I read it as "I enjoy the Switch 1 games, but I want to enjoy them even more with faster load times and better frame rates"
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> the race detector will tell you when you screwed up. lol > if err != nil { lmao > defer rows.Close() Oh dear ... I'm only poking fun, I'll take a go backend any day over most of the alternatives. Same goes for CLI tools
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> $65 is the cost of one or two fast food meals. Okay I'm really curious, where do you live and what are you eating for a "fast food meal"? That's at least 10x what I pay for a fast food meal, and although I know Cali
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
I don't think I've ever wanted a README to fuck off more than this one, impressive.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
You should be able to improve it further with a 4 layer board, as you can have the signal lines closer to their reference planes, and can more easily avoid signals crossing each other and breaking reference planes.
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by bschwindHN 5mo ago
> This is official firmware which turns the ESP into a "radio co-processor", so you can treat it like a SPI or UART Wi-Fi/BLE chip. Kinda funny because the ESP8266 basically started off as a WiFi "co-processor" w
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
https://imgur.com/a/UlGcBou
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
You want the smaller ones so you can easily locate the arrow key cluster without having to look. The empty space above the left and right arrow keys is a good tactile indicator that your fingers are on the correct location.
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
I'm just responding to your "Why would you use that feature?" question. I use it because I like it, and it works well for me. I'm not disagreeing that they have some bugs and design issues to work out. It seems pretty ob
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
I don't like that Tim Cook added the touch bar and removed the SD card slot, but you have to give him credit for also removing the touch bar and adding the SD card slot ;)
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
I've used spaces since 2013, they work well enough. The animation bug is annoying though. On displays higher than 60Hz, the animation is slower because they made it frame-based instead of time-based, or something silly like that. I l
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by bschwindHN 6mo ago
But thank god we were all able to generate some SVGs of pelicans, right guys?

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