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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
Yes, there is. It is called "Introduction to Microcontrollers" by Günther Gridling and Bettina Weiss from the Vienna University of Technology, written in 2007. Unfortunately, it suffers from having a very generic name. It is short
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
I agree with the outcome of increased fabrication tools availability. Yet, when the intent is that the population is to be empowered democratically to wield these tools, there needs to be a better pedagogical culture in the communities. I c
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
You talk about gatekeeping, when most people don't know the difference between git and GitHub, making your first PR is difficult if you have never done it, navigating a repo to look for your first change is difficult. And yet the statu
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
A young EE is in a degreed program and is getting that progression formally as part of their degree. A person not in that degreed program is taking a random walk through the skills and potential mentors (if and when they exist). That's
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
"Approaching" means to go towards the skillset. A home chef can develop better knife skills when cutting vegetables. That is approaching being a more professional cook, yet it does not mean the person could work in a restaurant. M
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
I'm not a fan because, pedagogically, the structure of how it played out never allowed or helped people actually advance in the craft of it. There are better ways to build a tinker culture where people actually improve over time toward
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
I was never a fan of the Maker Movement. While it did get people to tinker, there was always this massive gap between lighting up an LED and using EEPROM, JTAG debugging, interrupts, and even designing some of the more intricate circuit des
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by lemonwaterlime 11mo ago
The “Brenda” example is a lumped sum fallacy where there is an “average” person or phenomenon that we can benchmark against. Such a person doesn't exist, leading to these dissonant, contradictory dichotomies. The fact of the matter is
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
First, I decide if I think the app will have lots of client-side interaction. As a shorthand, the question is “Does my idea seem like a spreadsheet, Google Maps, or a video game with lots of interactive clicking?” If the answer to that ques
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
For iOS, if you swipe up on the url bar, it shows all your tabs and then you hit the new tab (+) on the bottom left of the screen. You do have to discover that faster way to do it, and the alternative is three taps.
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
I see. You're focused on philosophy only. My point is about the other areas of academia where you "doubt the situation is different." There, the dynamics I described are real. Either way, there's a certain perspective an
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
This is the exact mindset that when used at the level of the grant awarding body causes incremental research to prevail while pushing out outsider thoughts. Things requiring unorthodox (but not incorrect) combinations of knowledge are met w
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
I do this. My workflow is CLI only in Objective C. No Swift. No SwiftUI. No .xib files.
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
> By training the model on successful applications from previous years, La Caixa says it can find and advance proposals that have the best chance of success more efficiently. This is the wrong approach. What you should do is analyze the
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
My take is that the GP was implicitly referring to Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorems with the implication being that a system that reasons completely about all the human topics and itself is not possible. Therefore, you’d need multiple such s
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Modern CSS is indeed great. I'm using modern CSS, htmx, and Haskell to develop apps and am loving it.
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
I’ve been working on similar refactoring and grepping utility functions for vim, though mine are meant to work in any language. The most recent one I’ve made runs 'git grep' on the word under cursor or on the visual selection and
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
The mathematics that LLMs and machine learning are based on started off being developed for aircraft decades ago. It’s called “control theory”. So we had “AI” on airplanes first. Specifically we had adaptive control algorithms explicitly be
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Git-annex – manage large files without checking in content(git-annex.branchable.com)
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
I'm consistently baffled at why software engineering is the only engineering to obsess over a mythical "10x" contributor. Mechanical, electrical, civil, and chemical engineers do not have this concept. What makes an excellent
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
The best way I have found to use tmux is to unbind everything and set only the things I use for my workflow. Then the configuration (.tmux.conf) becomes the docs. I was inspired by the "How to Configure tmux from scratch" post [1]
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
I posted this to give you another option since you can’t have milk at all. If you watch that channel, there’s lots of high quality recipes. Thus my sharing it with you. Egg cheese recipes tend to have milk in them any way, so you would like
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
You can make vegan cheeses with nut milk. Here is a video for vegan blue cheese[1]. The basic idea is nut milk and the culture for the blue cheese. [1] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cxMAl_LiSUU&pp=ygUZR29ydW1ldCB... Cha
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Software engineers should use formal risk management tools like FMEA (failure mode & effects analysis) like engineers in any other discipline.
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
It is possible to use nix simply as a better Homebrew—one where you can update packages without all of your system potentially breaking from package updates. That has happened to many people with brew and it no longer happens to me. That me
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Outside of coding, I seldom use semicolons; however, they do have their uses in certain cases—when there are two complete thoughts in the sentence.
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Who the HR department reports to tells you a lot about the company’s priorities. In most cases, HR reports to the CEO. HR could also report to the CTO, CFO, even the board of directors directly. In this case it seems that HR has shifted fro
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Among other things, because the structure of the code corresponds to the structure of the organization itself. Things tend to form fractal systems of systems for efficiency. A cleanly delineated org chart maps to a cleanly delineated codeba
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
1. How many developers run all the most popular open source tools? 2. How much money is in the industries that use those tools?
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by lemonwaterlime 1y ago
Multiple times in this thread you have been taking the hardline stance that a framework is always necessary while stating that others are saying the same in the opposite direction. In reality, most people seemingly advocating for non-React

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