ot1-perplexing-regexing

[tranquil orchid]

Sue school, cash money

[rough sapphire]

Should have taken a picture but I was dumb

[eager cliff]

Electric circuits were the only thing fun we ever did in science class when I went to school

[tranquil orchid]

Electrical stuff is fun

Especially combined with programming

Design a PCB, program it, watch it do stuff

[eager cliff]

The non newtonian fluid stuff we did, as the teacher called "oobleck" was fun as well

[tranquil orchid]

We're doing a similar (sortaish) thing in one of my classes atm

Audio processing stuff

[eager cliff]

See I wanna do stuff like that while mainly being a physics goober

[tranquil orchid]

Throw some matlab at it, makes some beeps and filter some audio files, etc

[eager cliff]

I just want the knowledge to do incredibly dumb but safe stuff

[tranquil orchid]

Pretty fun, probably my second favourite class this sem

First is one where we're working with FPGAs to learn the fundamentals of a computer basically

[eager cliff]

Nah I seen one show of a chemist turned amphetamine cook

[tranquil orchid]

I got no clue how FPGAs work, they're very cool though

[eager cliff]

No chemistry for me, cus he clearly didnt get paid enough in his line of work

How does the circuitry work on a PCB jackyboy

[tranquil orchid]

Depends on what you're making

[eager cliff]

All I see is 7 big lines going from cpu to chipset

And smaller lines from cpu to everything else

7 might be a over or under estimate

[tranquil orchid]

That definitely sounds like a low amount 👀

Your motherboard is multi layered

There will be internal traces you can't see as well

[eager cliff]

And how does data get transfored from cpu to ram as data

[tranquil orchid]

Again depends a little on what you mean and the specifics 👀

[eager cliff]

Does motherboard have logic gates on it as well

[tranquil orchid]

Of course

[eager cliff]

Data gets turned into electrical signals that then get turned back into the data?

Am I understanding this correctly

[tranquil orchid]

I mean, the electrical signals are data

Data is a fairly abstract thing

You can store it in a number of ways though

Like your hard drive is just a lil magnetic needle and a disk going brrrrrrrrr

Solid state storage uses things like flip flops

etc etc

[eager cliff]

Yes I have a thingy thang of vnand storage saved

A model of its inner workings

I dont understand what the writing means but I know what some parts of that are

[tranquil orchid]

You're getting down to the reallllly low level stuff there 👀 not many people have to care about how that works

[eager cliff]

Yeah I get really bored man

And staying on one thing and learning gets boring

Idk why but I lose interest in things and gain interest in others. Then go back to the thing that got boring, it's a whole process

[tranquil orchid]

I just like to work on projects where I can learn new stuff

Or if they're just plain interesting/cool then they'll be fun

[eager cliff]

Yeah if the thing I'm currently on really catches my attention I can sit there all day watching/reading about it

But eventually I'll burnout and get bored and go on to the next thing

Physics is cool cus its literally the whole universe and how it works

[tranquil orchid]

I usually work in a team which keeps things interesting

[eager cliff]

But engineering is cool cus it uses physics at times, programming and electrical work

I got into skating, physical activities. But now I'm a upcoming nerd.

The guy the family calls to ask to fix the pc

[tranquil orchid]

I'm working on the electrical system for a hybrid engine at the moment which has turned into a very fun and interesting project

Lots of new things to learn

And a lot of stuff to make

[eager cliff]

What is a hybrid engine

[tranquil orchid]

A hybrid rocket engine, one of your propellants is a liquid, the other is solid

[eager cliff]

Oh you're a NASA guy

[tranquil orchid]

Liquid oxidiser and solid fuel generally

Not quite, I do like rockets though 👀

[eager cliff]

I got into rocket fuel stuff. Watched this old guy on youtube make rocket fuel at home with sugar

And other things

[tranquil orchid]

Bit of sugar, bit of potassium nitrate, you'll be good to go

[eager cliff]

I think one thing was stump remover

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah that's an easy way to get potassium nitrate

Hybrids are a little different, you'd have a solid fuel and then a liquid oxidiser

And then liquids are what actual launch vehicles use

Liquid oxidiser and liquid fuel

Hybrids are a nice middleground on smaller stuff for a lot of reasons though

[heady hamlet]

hi

[eager cliff]

I live in an area where you can shoot guns all day and no one will complain. But rockets and stuff and you'll have police out in no time cus Betty and Johnny down the road think you're spying on them with it

Model rockets were fun as a kid but half the time the included fuel wouldnt work

[heady hamlet]

cool

i lob rocket

especially nuclear one

[tranquil orchid]

Here's an example of a hybrid, the last one we made

[eager cliff]

Could've been a fault in the eletrical pulse thing that ignites the fuel was faulty

They were thin wires

[heady hamlet]

cool u make rocket at home?

[eager cliff]

Did you write the code that tells it how to adjust itself when in flight.

[heady hamlet]

how much does a rocket cost?

[tranquil orchid]

Depends on the rocket 👀

[eager cliff]

Or when to release for the next stage key ou do multi stage vehicles?

[heady hamlet]

how much this one cost?

💴

[tranquil orchid]

The engine? To run it doesn't cost much which is a big plus, to make, idk, would put it maybe in the 6k or so range, we have sponsors that help supply us with stuff so hard to judge

[heady hamlet]

6000????

[eager cliff]

That's more than some high end pcs

Consumer level high end that is

[heady hamlet]

!e
print(34000/6000*100)

[royal lake]

@heady hamlet :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

566.6666666666667

[heady hamlet]

!e
print(6000/34000*100)

[royal lake]

@heady hamlet :white_check_mark: Your 3.11 eval job has completed with return code 0.

17.647058823529413

[heady hamlet]

your rocket cost 17% of rem's cybersecurity university fee

too much money

[tranquil orchid]

That's just the engine, not a rocket 👀

[heady hamlet]

who sponsored that giant amount of money?

elon musk?

[tranquil orchid]

our university

[heady hamlet]

mr brast?

[tranquil orchid]

And other sponsors

[heady hamlet]

beast

[eager cliff]

I wanna get into programming software that can be ran on pi devices. But I still havent learned how to upload the code and run it on the device. It's still in my "future dabble with" lost

[heady hamlet]

too rich

[eager cliff]

Make my own robots like the ones people use to fight with

[heady hamlet]

your university is Nasa?

[tranquil orchid]

I mean pi's are literally just computers

So you just plug a keyboard and mouse in along with a monitor (or use ssh) and you're good to go

Use it like you would any other computer

[tranquil orchid]

No 👀

[heady hamlet]

how does your university gain money?

[eager cliff]

Or my own remote control drone with a facial recognition capabilities for advanced scenery selfies

[heady hamlet]

why ur university so rih

rich

[tranquil orchid]

$6000 is pocket change for a university

[heady hamlet]

if i has 6k usd ill use all of em to study

engluih

u live in usa? then mil is extremely good

[tranquil orchid]

Are uni fees that bad in the US? 👀

[heady hamlet]

i extremeky want to go to mil in usa

[eager cliff]

How would I start the code once it's ready and unplugged for use?

[tranquil orchid]

The same way you run code on your computer

[heady hamlet]

6k iis too much money

[tranquil orchid]

python ... in the command line

[eager cliff]

But itll just be a robot.

[heady hamlet]

so cool

[tranquil orchid]

what do you mean? 👀

[eager cliff]

Like

https://youtu.be/Hu3p5ZR_i5s?si=OKKFN-QOdPf9aR0y

Without the killer head hunting drones

[tranquil orchid]

You probably wouldn't use a pi for that, bit overkill

[eager cliff]

Facial recognition with flight patterns for sceneric views/selfies

Lock onto your face and follow you as you look/turn

Kinda like snapchats failed selfie drone

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah that's more of a job for something like an arduino probably, a pi running a full operating system is just added overhead

And more expensive

[eager cliff]

Is arduino programmable to be used in different builds

Reprogrammable*

[tranquil orchid]

Yes arduinos are just general purpose microcontrollers

[eager cliff]

Would I need two

One for the drone one for the controller

[tranquil orchid]

Na, just one for the drone

For the controller, depends a bit

On what the controller actually is

[eager cliff]

How does one setup their own controller

[tranquil orchid]

Radio tranceivers generally

Like for

Uh

lemme find it

[heady hamlet]

i prefer soviet mil than usa mil because i heard that the red army very strong

[eager cliff]

Soviet union collapsed 24 years ago

Between 24 and 34

[heady hamlet]

i know but i still like the red army

ye

red army strongbbut poor

they have no nice equiment

[tranquil orchid]

https://media.giphy.com/media/2V9vB5eAsU8NSTJkN9/giphy.gif https://media.giphy.com/media/GIgA9EUtNizNGvlwWz/giphy.gif
For this TVC project I did a lil while back I was using a controller as an interface to tell the flight computer onboard what to do (and also manually TVC if I wanted)
The controller just had a radio antenna in it, and then on the flight computer I just threw a lil lora transceiver

So you can pick up the radio signals from the controller

And do whatever from there

[heady hamlet]

i think about living i may prefer living in usa but if i choose a mil then ill prefer the red army

[eager cliff]

Seems complicated, but the complicity may be reduced the more I learn

[tranquil orchid]

There's stuff to learn for sure, but that keeps things interesting

[eager cliff]

Arduinos are compatible with bread boards?

[heady hamlet]

look so nice ive never have this much resouces

[tranquil orchid]

As in can you shove one in a breadboard? Yeah they've got standard 2.54 pin headers (usually)

I mean... well

Depends which one you get

But regardless you'll be able to hook one up to a breadboard one way or another

[eager cliff]

How much engineering/circuitry stuff do I need to know before trying to wire stuff up and build

[tranquil orchid]

Not a heap

[eager cliff]

Do I need to know assembly or a c language

[tranquil orchid]

To start you'll basically just be wiring up existing IC's and modules together (which you can't mess up too badly and don't need to know a heap to do)

[tranquil orchid]

Arduino uses a version of C++, but some of them support things like micropython

[eager cliff]

Its version of cpp seems more simplistic and friendlier to learn

[tranquil orchid]

Welllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

Sorta, I mean it's not bad

I just don't like C++ 👀

I'm more of a C type of guy

[eager cliff]

I dont like any c languages

I'm joking, it's nice and all but it's too daunting to learn

[heady hamlet]

i lob python

[eager cliff]

It took me 3-4 years of inconsistent free online courses and youtube videos to learn what I know with python

[tranquil orchid]

C is a really simple language

Which is kinda nice

[heady hamlet]

python more simple

[eager cliff]

I need to learn c++ and C# and grow my skills with each

[heady hamlet]

i heard that c# used in unity

[eager cliff]

Wouldnt mind being adept at both languages while python being my main.

Gonna learn how to use unity and c# just to go work for the team that developed escape from tarkov. Optimise the game for the players then quit

[heady hamlet]

huh i went to the member list n notice that some pplve been coding for 15 hours

playing visual studio code 15 hours

💀

[eager cliff]

Jack where do you reliably buy arduino's

[heady hamlet]

they r so hard work

i must b as hard work as him

[tranquil orchid]

Any hobby electronics store will do

They're very common

And very easy to find

[eager cliff]

What names do hobby electronics store usually call themselves

[tranquil orchid]

Unless you're in Australia, I wouldn't have a clue 👀

Can always just find something on amazon or whatever as well

[eager cliff]

Yeah I live in a heavy farming area in my state

All the good stores are in my states capital or second largest city

Where to buy online reliably

The lack of micro centers or general pc hardware stores and nerdy stuff like that are at the closest 120-400 miles away

[tranquil orchid]

probably just on amazon or something

Would be the easiest

[eager cliff]

Rednecks and tech stuff really dont go hand in hand

You give a redneck a circuit board and they'll somehow find a way to use it to light firecrackers remotely

On the subject of fireworks, since my family is so heavy on them when they of July rolls around. I could make a simple system to remotely detonate the more dangerous mortar shells for them

I'll add that to list of things to do in the future when I'm bored

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah that sounds like a fun project

[eager cliff]

I can use the same thing model rockets use to light the fuel. But the wic would have to make direct contact every time

[tranquil orchid]

Probably just E-matches or something would do the trick

[eager cliff]

No nvm, theres some ignition strips the thing uses to, in sure the wic could catch the flame

Theres different types if these "e-matches" that produce different size fireballs isnt there

[tranquil orchid]

Probably, you don't need anything big though, just something to light the actual fuel

[eager cliff]

At the same time, you can buy paper wicks for stuff like this as well

Itll be more a chore to reset everytime but atleast youd be safe

Last time I went a launch tube tipped over and a mortar went off near the vicinity of our faces

It was a 3 inch shell so nothing too bad atleast

Which of the many forms of arduino fits my use case?

Arduino Uno?

This arduino rabbit hole gets deeper, what's the difference in the uno r3 and r4?

Would you recommend precut connection wires or coiled wires you have to cut yourself to your desired length

This or that

[tranquil orchid]

Any of them really

[eager cliff]

Anything I should look out for to not buy that could lower connectivity and stuff like that?

Excluding cheap breadboards, I know that much

[tranquil orchid]

You can't go too wrong really, you'll basically just be wiring existing modules and whatnot together and writing up a bit of code

Maybe try find a board that supports micropython, so you can play around in a language you're more familiar with before trying to use Arduino's language

[eager cliff]

What are the names of the arduinos that support micropython?

I dont understand the different arduino boards

[tranquil orchid]

Looks like these ones support micropython

You could also get a raspberry pi pico, which is a microcontroller

And supports micropython

And is pretty powerful actually

That might be a solid option

They're also dirt cheap

[eager cliff]

Now, they may be named micro and nano, but are they actually small?

[tranquil orchid]

depends what we're considering small to be

[eager cliff]

Size of a hot wheels car

Or, in lego terms, 6x6 studs

[tranquil orchid]

The nano is about hot wheels size

The uno is the bigger one

And a pi pico is about the same size as the nano

[eager cliff]

Ok great, my inability to keep a steady hand wont be punished when using one of these

Any performance differences/pros-cons between these three

[tranquil orchid]

The RP2040 one would probably be the best for what you're doing, the RP2040 is what the Pi Pico is using as well.
The nano RP2040 will be fairly powerful, good for the machine vision stuff you'll be doing, it also has a couple of builtin sensors that might be handy, and a radio module

And supports micropython so you could write it all in Python as well

Has lots of goodies

[eager cliff]

Its bluetooth capable. Does that include compatibility with ps4 controller

This is the right arduino nano rp2040, right

[tranquil orchid]

Uhhhhh, sortaish, like I mean in theory yes but you'd need to the right stuff running on the arduino in order to actually pick up and use the signals the ps4 is sending out

And something tells me that's proprietary information so you'd probably be outta luck

[eager cliff]

Figured itd be possible but difficult. Wouldnt bother with it, with enough learning could make my own controller to use reliably with other boards I may buy if I continue my interest in micro robotics

[solemn tulip]

I see, pi == 1000

[fathom musk]

those are indeed a lot of docs

*ducks

[thick ore]

lmfaoooo

src

[grave cove]

damn I missed an eventful meeting it seems

Oh that's just DevOps

[late lion]

@dapper dew can I request you to remove my talking criteria

😀

[dapper dew]

no

[late lion]

ok.😀 Thanks.

No worries.

Hi @proud dew

are you there?

[proud dew]

hi

i think he has enough messages now

you should check

[late lion]

what

50

[proud dew]

is it still not 50?

[late lion]

Yes not

yet

[proud dew]

send ss in dms

of the channel

[late lion]

50 number is not joke

I already checked

Still says not eligible

since text is less than 50

[proud dew]

ohh

[late lion]

yes

Tell me about python

I am noob in this field

what you suggest to learn? @proud dew

[proud dew]

you should start with the basics first

sorry i am a bit busy now

i think you should ask that question in the general channel

[late lion]

Can I ask where are

you busy nowdays?

@proud dew

[proud dew]

#python-discussion

[merry atlas]

coems

[timid latch]

👋

[merry atlas]

coded this in html and css https://yexo-2710.github.io

[timid latch]

nice!

[merry atlas]

im planning to make it like a site i can put in my bio that isnt feds.lol

feds.lol is good but not too good

so im just gonna make my own just for myself tbh

[timid latch]

oh yhe definitely!

[harsh tundra]

How is it good? So far I've only seen wannabe-hackers (aka script kiddies) using it, you're the first person not showing those signs that mentions it

[merry atlas]

lol

[harsh tundra]

I'm not even joking, first time we encountered the links to that, we were hella cautious and Google searches for feds.lol didn't help because the urls returned (other profiles) talked about RATs and other malware 💀 it doesn't help that the root of the site doesn't talk about what it is, only stats about how many profiles there are

[merry atlas]

lol

ive just seen ppl with it

i used discords.com/bio before

but i didnt use it for long

[timid latch]

but the best is just making your own, full customization!

[merry atlas]

can someone help me with git while pushing?

error: src refspec master does not match any
error: failed to push some refs to 'https://github.com/Yexo-2710/Yexo-2710.github.io.git'

i get that

[merry atlas]

i finished it!

https://yexo-2710.github.io/Yexo-Site/

[young shoal]

@lapis nymph i would be interested to see a picture of your keyboard layout

[lapis nymph]

I’ll take one when I go back upstairs

@young shoal

[heady hamlet]

duck pond

[grave cove]

pon*

duc*

[jovial oriole]

honest reaction (classes are starting in a week help)

[grave cove]

mine started on Monday and I am already pain

[jovial oriole]

study methods to grow crops, capture animals and create a shelter, then run away and live in the woods

no school required

[livid hound]

My classes started this week.

I wish you the best of luck

[wispy basalt]

That's a odd looking file explorer

[hybrid root]

u make that?

[hybrid root]

noice

I've wanted to make a tui program for a while

see it

very nice

[late lion]

https://tenor.com/view/hello-gif-25645320

[wanton delta]

is that a bamboo whatchamacall it

stem

[drowsy rose]

yes

[wanton delta]

at least your lines are cleaner than mine
i have never drawn on pen and paper recently

[drowsy rose]

the outline was pencil and i traced overi t

[wanton delta]

if you make a couple you can pin them on the walls or soemthing and make wallpapers
its a cool "negative" printout over bright background

[drowsy rose]

ooh

im too lazy to

[heady hamlet]

Gumball | Disease Spreads Around School! The Joy (clip) | Cartoon Network
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itF9asr7bsE
when i was small like 5 years old i watched this ep and found it reallu scary. today i rewatched it and found it ...

[heady hamlet]

hi do u know why there is shitpost but there is no shit dump?

[onyx mist]

sorry who are you

[heady hamlet]

im your noob dumb clumsy friend

[onyx mist]

https://tenor.com/view/thumbs-up-shirou-emiya-fate-okay-ok-gif-16887753

ok

[high verge]

this is pretty good

[thick ore]

hot take

glassmorphism is ugly

[eager cliff]

@tranquil orchid jacky boy I need your help again with the robot stuff. Idk what organs to buy

[tranquil orchid]

organs 👀

[eager cliff]

Censors

Sensors

Bluetooth, IR, camera, you know. Those kinds of organs

[tranquil orchid]

Oh alright lmao

idk, what're you making? 👀

[eager cliff]

Idk I think I might start off with one of those elegoo kits to familiarize myself with the IED and wiring

Plus a guy on youtube to does a lot of arduino stuff likes the elegoo arduino board clones cus their headers are labeled on the PCB

Labels are friendly, I like friendly

[tranquil orchid]

Sure, that works

Just remember datasheets are your friends, you'll get used to reading them

[eager cliff]

I'm a little concerned tho

In the event I want to make my own chasis for future builds I may need a 3D printer. That's another fiasco to deal with

[tranquil orchid]

There's solid ones out there that aren't tooooo expensive

Ender 3's are a solid option, I can find them for like 250-300 AUD pretty easily

[eager cliff]

Well you can buy custom gpu shrouds and back plates, and other custom stuff, including custom PCB boards. Wpuldnt be too far fetched to assume a company out there 3D prints things for people

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah you can even get them from the same company manufacturing your PCB

Just depends how often you're printing stuff

And how much

As to whether it's more cost effective to just buy one

https://jlcpcb.com/ But JLC is a solid place to get your PCBs manufactured, they also do 3D printing and machining

[eager cliff]

If I get a 3D printer all us males know the first thing im printing to test it out

What's the machine learning thing inside the arduino nano for

[tranquil orchid]

Better be this 👀

The ship is the common benchmark for testing out a new printer and getting settings dialed in

[eager cliff]

Yes, that's what it would be. No reason to think of anything else

Not my favorite anime wife or anything

In terms of co2 emissions and waste, how does a 3D printer fare

[tranquil orchid]

It's just saying the MCU has features that'd be handy for ML tasks

[tranquil orchid]

Depends what you're printing

At home on my printer I'm almost always printing PLA

Which is biodegradable

[eager cliff]

3D printers arent as pricey as I thought theyd be

[tranquil orchid]

It's pretty accessible technology nowadays

[eager cliff]

Cheaper than a gtx 1060 6GB

New, not used or refurbished

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah you could probably find something even cheaper second hand on facebook marketplace or whatever your site of choice is

yep 👀

[eager cliff]

They look a lil complex to use

[tranquil orchid]

na they're extremely easy

Make a thingo, slice it with cura, slap it on an sd card, throw it in, let it do it's thing

[eager cliff]

How prone are these things in high humid areas with moderate heat faring in a stable 82°f environment

[tranquil orchid]

.wa s 82 f to c

[median dome]

Wolfram Alpha

about 27.8 degrees Celsius

[tranquil orchid]

Sounds fine to me, room temp, humidity probably wouldn't have a huge issue

Should be alright

[eager cliff]

And are they easy to clean, especially with a dog who molds it hair faster than it grows

Idk what sensors to buy so I'm just gonna get one of these kits. Which one is worth it over the other is beyond me.

Do these get wired directly to the arduino board, soldered, connected to an expansion board.

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah they're fine

[tranquil orchid]

Looks like they both cover more or less the same range of functionality

So just yoink whichever is cheaper probably 👀

[tranquil orchid]

Option D, any of the above

[eager cliff]

Soldering not required, music to my ears

The one I'll get for my starting project. A RC car is lackluster, but this is actually useful.

Would be cool to build something that can look at the hemisphere where I live and point out the constellations available for seeing as well

In real time

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah sounds sweet

But yeah, my best advice would be: Datasheets are great

[eager cliff]

That thing just adjusts the solar panels for efficient solar charging

[tranquil orchid]

You can find everything you need in the datasheets for whatever IC you're using

Takes some practice to read

But they've got all sorts of good info

[eager cliff]

What kind of data is on the data sheet

[tranquil orchid]

Everything

[eager cliff]

Circuitry stuff

[tranquil orchid]

Pinouts, electrical characteristics, equations, common use case circuit examples, block diagrams, package dimensions, etc etc

[eager cliff]

Oh I am familiar with that a little

[tranquil orchid]

Just for example

[eager cliff]

I enjoyed watching a guy build his own gpu with a breadboard circuit

He showed a lot of data sheets and explained the process while building

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah you just get used to reading them and referring to them while making stuff

Split the screen, datasheets on the left, CAD software on the right 👀

[eager cliff]

Cad software

Giving the available visual information I'd assume it's software for making Pcbs or circuits

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah, that's Altium designer

KiCAD is what I'd recommend to get into it though

It's free

And easy to use

And just nice all around

I'm not very familiar with Altium yet, this is the first project I've used it in, it's a little more professional though

[eager cliff]

Is this stuff all lightweight software

Doesnt need much cpu power to run

[tranquil orchid]

Relatively

It's not like Solidworks or other 3D modelling CAD software

This is just for schematic and PCB design

[eager cliff]

Excluding 3D printer, I'll save that once I get my desktop

[tranquil orchid]

So generally not as intensive

[eager cliff]

Rn all i got is a laptop that can handle 2 google chrome tabs for 2 hours before shutting itself down

[tranquil orchid]

KiCAD is pretty light, you'd probably be alright

[eager cliff]

I cant wait

I've notice that you do use a fair bit of binary/decimal numbers with arduino. Is that something else I'm gonna need a little/fair amount of knowledge of

[tranquil orchid]

Not particularly, but it's not like it's hard anyway

They're just numbers

It just becomes easier to think of them in a binary format

And I guess a lil PCB design advice, block diagrams are always your friend.
Start with a general block diagram of whatever your system will look like at a high level

Then you can sorta break that into major functional groups

And that turns into your hierarchical sheets

[eager cliff]

Is the mcu the cpu of the system

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah essentially

An MCU is essentially just a CPU optimized for low power applications

A CPU is a bit more general

[eager cliff]

Does everything that connects to the mcu use its clock or

[tranquil orchid]

Depends, but generally the MCU is the 'master' of the system, telling everything else when to do things

Depending on what you're doing you won't actually use the MCUs internal clock though, you'll throw an external crystal oscillator on there

You can usually get a higher speed and more reliable clock signal that way

But you don't always need that

[eager cliff]

Forget being a game developer, this seems way more fun

[tranquil orchid]

yep 👀

[eager cliff]

Why build things a bunch of nerds will whine about when you can build things a bunch of nerds will visually orgasm over

[tranquil orchid]

Not sure I'd go that far 👀 but I find it very satisfying to build the hardware and then the software to run on it

As opposed to just pure software projects

[eager cliff]

If I become a engineer a physicist is just gonna make me his lab dog

I'll be the howard to their sheldon

[tranquil orchid]

I mean yeah that's sorta the thing with this stuff, you can go into any field you want really, everyone needs electrical and software engineers

[eager cliff]

The pay is decent isnt

[tranquil orchid]

Very

Anyway if you need project ideas, most of the stuff in my list are electrical + software projects

[eager cliff]

It's either engineer or throw my life away being a oil rig miner

Neptune flight computer?

The planet Neptune or air travel company

[tranquil orchid]

https://github.com/jackbrad1ey/neptune_v2 v2 is on my github

v1 was a project for one of my uni classes

Well, part of the project anyway

[eager cliff]

Oh it's for enthusiast grade model rockets?

[tranquil orchid]

Pretty much, just meant for testing simple thrust vector control systems

My next flight computer is still in progress, that one will be for high powered stuff

[eager cliff]

I dont think it's legal for me to build rockets in my state

Considering any firework that travels into the air excluding mortars, are banned/illegal

And they removed all model rocket kits from mainstream retail stores that used to have them

Would need to consult a lawyer/google for this issue

[tranquil orchid]

If you're in America there would be lots of places that it's legal at least, some American unis are doing wilddddddd stuff and have been doing rocketry things for way longer than my uni

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72VkAoYt8mk

[eager cliff]

For consumers its legal, as long as you have a permit

I think I need a permit

I can only use engines that have 79 newtons of thrust or less

80+if I get certified

"Under NFPA Code 1127, “high power motors”–motors above ‘G’ power class, and any motor whose average thrust is above 80 Newtons –may be sold to or possessed by only a “certified user”. This certification may be granted by a “nationally recognized organization” to people who demonstrate competence and knowledge in handling, storing, and using such motors. Currently only the NAR and TRA offer this certification service in the U.S. Each organization has slightly different standards and procedures for granting this certification, but each recognizes certifications granted by the other. In either case, certified users must be age 18 or older."

I'm almost positive you know what NAR and TRA are

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah

You can buy a H or I class motor to get your L1 certification, after which you can buy them freely and then get the next step up if you intend to do an L2 cert

And so on

[eager cliff]

I have to get permission to use airspace for more powerful rockets

24 hours in advance

[tranquil orchid]

Sortaish

You don't have to manage that

[eager cliff]

How do you have the patience for that

[tranquil orchid]

the TRA handles that

[eager cliff]

That's how

[tranquil orchid]

Go to one of their launch sites on a day where they're managing launches

[eager cliff]

Closet site is 159 miles away

Can YOU build a replica of one of spaceX rockets?

Do you make models of actual rockets that did missions to the ISS?

This app is pretty nifty, has all the modules, tells you pin outs, the sketch code needed to use it

Can I use multiple modules with the same 5 volt header?

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah

[tranquil orchid]

god no, one day hopefully though 👀

[tranquil orchid]

Our team is currently working on propulsive landing, soooooo, we'll see 👀

[eager cliff]

How many stabilizers do you reckon would be needed

Or one really good one

Uh how do I download KiCAD

Nvm figured it out

[tranquil orchid]

stabilizers??? 👀

[eager cliff]

Yes

[tranquil orchid]

What do you mean?

[eager cliff]

Youd need little things that can stabilize the rocket from tilting and going sideways wouldnt you

[tranquil orchid]

Do you mean fins? 👀

[eager cliff]

Not the fins that are also responsible for that

Flight path correction thingy

Automatically adjust for wind

[tranquil orchid]

Fins are all you need

[eager cliff]

Really 😮

[tranquil orchid]

yeah

I mean there's other options, could go finless and use thrust vector control or similar things, but that's easier said than done

Fins are the easiest option for this scale of rocketry

[eager cliff]

When you say this scale of rocketry, do you mean enthusiast home made engines and large body with micro controllers etc. Or small store bought ones for fun

[tranquil orchid]

both

[eager cliff]

What exactly does your team do

Just study and practice rocket science to try and optimize rocket flight as much as possible?

[tranquil orchid]

Make rockets, cause they're cool, and to compete against other unis and stuff

[eager cliff]

That thang huge

Compete against other unis? So it's a sport

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah the bigger ones are definitely not small 👀

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah lots of unis compete

[eager cliff]

Almost the same size as military missiles

For fighter jets

Just slap on a 100 pound warhead and a heat seeking guidance system and boom

Looks almost like a aim 120

Minus some fins

[eager cliff]

The app doesnt show info for camera modules

[tulip falcon]

They can become amateur missile craftsmen

Like apple starting out of a garage

[solemn tulip]

competing in attritional warfare using the rockets

harvard vs mit are probably at sensible striking distance

"The battle of Cambridge"

[tulip falcon]

So that's how it ends

[tranquil orchid]

What app??

And what cameras?

[heady hamlet]

woa

i think i accidently found new feature on phone

i can watch ouretuber while typing discord

[small coral]

screen split

or split screen

[heady hamlet]

i think my phone was lagged somehow and then this feature appear

didnt know this stuff exist

so cool

i wish j knew this before

however

idk how to turn on agaun :(

oh

i did it again

very nice

[solemn tulip]

you can trigger it in the menu where you switch between applications

long clicking the icon

though I guess this ui might differ

[harsh tundra]

+Not all apps are splittable

[solemn tulip]

There are fun switches in the dev menus for that 😛

[heady hamlet]

ok

[next vessel]

Lol I really JUST got the 6800xt and now AMD is announcing the 7800xt. Do you guys think I should return it for the new one? I have till the 19th

[tropic lichen]

with testimonials like this, yknow, i've gotta get the new card

[next vessel]

Lol those quotes are literally make_cool_statement("new Radeon GPUs")

[graceful basin]

Wait for reviews with actual performance numbers and decide based on that IMO.

[next vessel]

That's probably what I'll do

I find it strange how they're saying it'll be faster and yet $30 cheaper

[graceful basin]

well, they won't make a slower GPU. I am surprised 6800xt cards are so expensive though

[next vessel]

That's true. Ig time will tell if it's worth upgrading

[heady hamlet]

u r rich u can afford 6800xt card

[next vessel]

I got a summer internship and used my earnings on my computer

I'm broke now tho lol

[high verge]

wasnt the 7800xt been out

[next vessel]

No, it's coming on the 6th

[high verge]

what're your pc specs? neofetch?

[next vessel]

5600X, 32GB 3200MHz, rx 6800xt, 2TB storage

I can't really boot up till my new PSU arrives. I used to have a 650w but it shuts down under load, so I ordered an 850w

[foggy jungle]

Did someone say Neofetch?

[solemn tulip]

windows 😔

[foggy jungle]

No dedicated GPU?

[high verge]

soon, 6700xt

[solemn tulip]

I would post, but I can't access my desktop

[foggy jungle]

hold on I got you fenix.

[high verge]

no gpu will do for now

loading images on the discord website is absolutely horrendous though

it takes like 3 seconds to open/close

and the fps drops down to like 5

[high verge]

damn you have 4 high end pc's

[solemn tulip]

this is my life until monday evening 😭

[foggy jungle]

They're VM's

[high verge]

💀

[high verge]

what vm software do you use?

[foggy jungle]

VMWare Workstation Pro

[solemn tulip]

so many buntus

[high verge]

what terminal app is this btw?

[solemn tulip]

termux

[high verge]

no way

that doesnt look like termux

[solemn tulip]

how so?

[high verge]

i assumed you were using the og android terminal by jack palevich

[foggy jungle]

REMint - Personal machine and regular dev environment
Malbox - Snekbox on a VLAN with some spicy addins for fingerprinting malware
Remnux - Reverse Engineering Malware distribution
Kali - Kali
Ubuntu - Personal machine and secondary dev environment
FLARE - Windows based Reverse Engineering Malware distribution
Redmint - Kali clone in Mint

[high verge]

because you have your linux user id as your prompt, similar to the prompt by jack's terminal

[solemn tulip]

it's just the user name

[foggy jungle]

Malbox and FLARE both have Virtualbox with Cuckoo in them as well.

[solemn tulip]

I'm reusing my prompt from my desktop

[foggy jungle]

VM's inside of VM's

[high verge]

oh

i see that now

[young shoal]

4a gang

[solemn tulip]

I picked it for the headphone jack

but my jack died 😭

[acoustic moss]

was he fetching a pail of water

[grave cove]

what happened to jill

[young shoal]

so true

I scoff at my friends whenever they need to connect their air pods

or lose them

[tulip falcon]

Headphone jack that's retro- what a trip

[eager cliff]

It's an app that has the various modules used with pi or arduino boards

And the camera is the esp32 camera module

See, it has the three main boards pin outs, example code for each module, small paragraph of information for them, etc

That's a knock sensor module for an example

Oh yeah, I woke up cus my cat was meowing. She was pregnant last time I saw her and assumed itd be a week before she gives birth. But...

[harsh tundra]

Kittens!

[harsh tundra]

Please don't post spam memes, especially encouraging sending disturbing content

[dim solstice]

I've not spammed

[low chasm]

this isn't the place to post memes/shitposts and such

[tardy rain]

Ban em quick

[eager cliff]

What he said

@tranquil orchid this is what I found for that constellation recognition bot idea of mine. People already did it before, but its software. Wonder if theres an api for it or something to upload the images the bot takes, sends it to the website and returns the constellations with a map drawn on the image.

https://www.orbiter-forum.com/threads/software-to-identify-stars-and-constellations-automatically.19084/

Some comments on it have said they cant find download or purchase links either, furthur further research is required but this is a nice step

https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1007/s10015-023-00860-4

Recent article on very subject. Even with machine learning it says it's hard to do based on lack of datasets to train the ai

[deft spade]

I just found out that you can make a very simple operating system using BASIC

YES, BASIC

NO C, NO RUST

BASIC

[eager cliff]

What did you think they used before C languages and rust?

[grave cove]

like, cobol probably

[eager cliff]

Isnt basic also a high level programming language?

I was thinking more along the lines like 86 assembly and other languages like it

[proven ermine]

A majority of US computer infrastructure is probably still written and maintained in cobol

[eager cliff]

Probably military shit

[proven ermine]

I would not doubt that the DMV runs off cobol

[eager cliff]

God knows military grade != good quality

Would explain why they're so damn slow

3 people is a 5 hour wait

[proven ermine]

Last time I went there they were still using terminal interfaces, and this was like a year ago

[eager cliff]

Same here

Take the plastic chasis off and boom you have a fallout 4 terminal

[solemn tulip]

more likely it's ada

Ada was originally designed by a team led by French computer scientist Jean Ichbiah of Honeywell under contract to the United States Department of Defense (DoD) from 1977 to 1983 to supersede over 450 programming languages used by the DoD at that time

oh wait

[young shoal]

the military uses a lot of ada

[solemn tulip]

I read military somehow

[young shoal]

banks use a lot of cobol

[solemn tulip]

I guess non-military might be a load of other crap

possibly a significant amount of cobol

because "if it works, don't fix it"

[deft spade]

electricity

[eager cliff]

I said military

[deft spade]

anyway, is there any qbasic compiler or something?

all I found was dosbox, but download links look pretty "sketchy"

@eager cliff?

[eager cliff]

Idk I dont use basic

[deft spade]

I wanna use it

is it funny that some graphical calculators have basic?

[solemn tulip]

TI basic sure was a thing

[eager cliff]

God I hate being a semi functional programmer

[deft spade]

what's that?

[eager cliff]

I somehow know what I'm doing while not knowing what I am doing

[deft spade]

nah, that happens to every human

[pure phoenix]

should I buy a raspberry pi or use my old Linux laptop as server

[solemn tulip]

as long as you get better over time

if something goes wrong figure out why

and you'll quickly build up knowledge so that you know what you're doing more and more often

with enough practice you get a good feel for "if this thing I'm using is sane it should behave in this way", and you are more than likely right

or at least not that wrong

[tranquil orchid]

ah gotcha

ESP cams are pretty sweet

I mean, not often great quality, but ESP's will generally have builtin wifi and free GPIO to make use of as well

[eager cliff]

I need one that has decent quality

[tranquil orchid]

I'd recommend looking into runcams then

[eager cliff]

Well actually no, I forgot the constellation recognition bot is a bust. No datasets to train it for recognition of the constellations

[tranquil orchid]

Start off with something fairly small probably

I think my first ever project was a

Wait I got a vid somewhere I think

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/267624335836053506/1129387630807756800/IMG_0411.mov

Was such an odd system of mashed together things

I had a webserver hosting a webpage that acted as the controller, which would then send instructions to the pi over the network which would then tell the servos what to do

[eager cliff]

Speak english

I'm joking, i'm joking. I got a sensor modules kit, some extra capacitors, resistors, wires etc, camera modules. I just need to find some good breadboards that dont have loose clips that'll potentially give bad connections

Oh yeah I got servos too

[eager cliff]

Looks like fun to play around with

10 servos for $20

That's like 2 bucks a motor

Yeah that's the right image, not the one with the specs for the AMD K6 cpu fron 1997

[tranquil orchid]

good lord how many servos do you need to control at once 👀

[thick osprey]

2

at least 2

[eager cliff]

Are servos omnidirectional

[tranquil orchid]

As in can they spin both ways?

[eager cliff]

Horizontally and vertically

[tranquil orchid]

Say what now 👀

[eager cliff]

Left+right and up+down

[tranquil orchid]

Wait what do you mean? 👀

It's a motor, it's spins

[eager cliff]

Then what's the thingy that makes it move horizontally and vertically

[tranquil orchid]

I'm not sure what you're referring to

[eager cliff]

I lost the word for it lemme remember

I cant remember

Is it a rotary

[lament cairn]

you might be thinking of two servos connected in a way that lets one control X and the other control Y

[eager cliff]

Yes

[lament cairn]

discord dying...

[tranquil orchid]

Ah, well it's still not horizontal and vertical movement per say, you're just rotating two planes

Exactly what I did in my video essentially

[eager cliff]

Yes

I cant use english very well regardless of it being my first and only language

[tranquil orchid]

KiCAD

[eager cliff]

Imma go out on a limb and

That was my guess

Wouldnt recommend it to me if you didnt use it yourself

[tranquil orchid]

Pretty much your best free option for schematic and PCB design

It's really nice

https://ergogen.xyz/ is a nicer option

[solemn tulip]

spinning disks for control through gyroscopic action?

[eager cliff]

What is the hall magnetic sensor?

[tranquil orchid]

But I didn't really use them to export to kicad

It depends on how custom you're making the board

If you're just slapping an existing microcontroller on there you don't actually have to do any schematic work and just use a tool like ergogen to generate the PCB files for you

[eager cliff]

Do Pcbs have to be green?

[tranquil orchid]

I went a lil more custom, so I used ergogen to generate the dxf files with the key positions

[solemn tulip]

or more generally preservation of angular momentum I guess

[tranquil orchid]

And then made the schematic and the PCB files from there

[tranquil orchid]

Nope

[eager cliff]

AMD used to have red pcbs for their GPUs

[tranquil orchid]

Just a sensor that detects the strength and direction of a magnetic field

[rough sapphire]

That's pretty sick

[tranquil orchid]

Ergogen is a lil more flexible in what you can do though, and isn't hard to use anyways

[eager cliff]

Why not call it that..

[tranquil orchid]

This is what mine ends up like in ergogen

points:
  rotate: -12
  mirror: &mirror
    ref: mainboard_inner_top
    distance: 2cx
  key:
    padding: 17.25
    spread: 17.25
    width: 16.5
    height: 16.5
  zones:
    mainboard:
      columns:
        outer:
          rows.thumbs.skip: true
        pinkie:
          rows.thumbs.skip: true
          key:
            stagger: 2
        ring:
          rows.thumbs.skip: true
          key:
            stagger: 2.5
        middle:
          key:
            stagger: 2.5
        pointer:
          key:
            stagger: -2.5
        inner:
          rows.thumbs.skip: true
          key:
            stagger: 2
      rows:
        thumbs:
        bottom:
        home:
        top:
    thumb:
      anchor:
        ref: mainboard_inner_bottom
        shift: [8, -23]
      columns:
        key_two:
          key:
            width: 1.5cx
            rotate: -15
      rows:
```From this yaml

oop that's a lil long 👀

[eager cliff]

This is why physicists are cool, they name things that make sense. Everyone else name things that make no sense or the complete opposite

[solemn tulip]

because it relies on the Hall effect

[eager cliff]

Ok I take back what I said

What's the hall effect

Actually dont answer that, I'd rather watch a 2 hour long video on youtube

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah I love them

[eager cliff]

Thought it measured the length and width of a hallway

Ngl

[tranquil orchid]

Basically, charged particles 'flowing' through a conductor, introduce a magnetic field and it'll separate the positive and negative charge producing a potential difference (voltage) that you can measure

And figure out the direction and strength of the field from there

keycap sizes are standardised (usually)

But if you're using something a lil funkier, you can just tell ergogen what size to use

[eager cliff]

Yes watching a bald white guy with a nicely trimmed fully white beard in a plaid overcoat with a giant whiteboard explain it now.

[solemn tulip]

the secret sauce is ||Lorentz force||

[tranquil orchid]

Yeah, it's just the lorentz force doing it's thing

[eager cliff]

Did a guy name lorentz discover that

[solemn tulip]

how did you guess?

(same Lorentz as in special relativity)

[eager cliff]

Well 1 × 7 = uhhh yeah carry the 2, subtract 8, divide by pi² and you get scientists are arrogant and always name things after themselves

[solemn tulip]

I think it's more common for other physicists to name the effect after the discoverer

[tranquil orchid]

oh boy I forgot about the lorentz transformation

Special relativity wackyness

[carmine apex]

and you get, including in this case, something named after a guy who made something famous but did not really discover it

[eager cliff]

Only if the discovery person gets a nobel for it

[eager cliff]

Stop you're making Tesla wriggle in his grave!

[solemn tulip]

I could probably name a bunch of phenomena named after people who haven't gotten Nobel prizes

[eager cliff]

They're special cases

They'll probably get their nobel in 100 years

[tranquil orchid]

Also, if you're ever looking for videos on PCB design

Phil's lab is the man to go to

[eager cliff]

Who was that one scientist who got his Nobel like 10+ years after his death?

[eager cliff]

Is he bald, white hair (beard), and wears glasses/plaid overcoats?

[tranquil orchid]

I don't think I've actually seen a video where he has a facecam

[eager cliff]

Oh

[tranquil orchid]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g-D8T65SJU They're usually just him going through datasheets, explaining a schematic, designing a schematic, PCB, writing code with a voiceover

[carmine apex]

oh here ya go:

Stigler's law of eponymy, proposed by University of Chicago statistics professor Stephen Stigler in his 1980 publication Stigler’s law of eponymy, states that no scientific discovery is named after its original discoverer

[tranquil orchid]

He's got a good video on using kicad to design your first pcb, and get it manufactured by JLC

[carmine apex]

pauling got chemistry in 54, peace in 62, and death in 94 (at 93 years old. so close)

[eager cliff]

What colours can Pcbs come in

[tranquil orchid]

Depends on the manufacturer

[solemn tulip]

nobel death prize

[tranquil orchid]

For standard FR-4 boards, JLC does these colours

[eager cliff]

Ouh purple

[carmine apex]

iirc, nobels are non-posthumous - peace was famously skipped when gandhi died, saying, roughly, no suitable living candidates existed

[eager cliff]

Is the headers colour customizable?

[tranquil orchid]

Headers?

[eager cliff]

Yesnt

[tranquil orchid]

What headers? 👀

[solemn tulip]

yeah, there was a case with the medicine prize where the recipient died just days before they were supposed to be told about it

[tranquil orchid]

ah

That's called the silkscreen

And no generally you don't get to pick the colour, it's white for everything unless you get a white PCB, then it'll probably be black

But some manufacturers may differ

[solemn tulip]

I think they mean the actual connection there

[eager cliff]

The thing you stick the wires into

[solemn tulip]

not the text

[tranquil orchid]

Oh the literal pin headers lmao

[eager cliff]

Yess

[tranquil orchid]

Then uhhhhh, maybe? Can't say I've seen any that aren't black

[eager cliff]

Is it due to the material it's made of

I tried to install the arduino ide software but it wont let me

Tried the precompiled application zip file too

[tranquil orchid]

No there's no reason it couldn't be made another colour, it's just not something in demand so wouldn't be cost effective to make

[eager cliff]

Would want it to match the PCB colour but seems it's a job for 3D printer

That's safe isnt it

Better time than ever to learn how to solder

[tranquil orchid]

Might be a little tricky to then get the little metal grabber thingos in there if you're printing the shell yourself, but might be fine

[eager cliff]

Design the thing carefully to accommodate that problem

Clip press system, the chasis can clip together. Load in pins first then clip the two chasis pieces together

Problem solving at its finest

[tranquil orchid]

what colour are you planning on making them?

[solemn tulip]

or you just accept black 😛

what's that Ford quote?

[eager cliff]

Same colour as PCB board, but like they said. I could just settle with black pcbs

[solemn tulip]

"you can have any color you want, as long as it's black"

(also the reason for #black-formatter)

[eager cliff]

That's why I went with keyestudios 48 sensor module kit. All black pcb

I think they're all labeled as well for the header connections

Well in this case, labeled pinouts

[eager cliff]

@tranquil orchid can you send that project list of yours again

I dont think discords search thing is working on mobile devices yet since they removed 4 digit descriminators

[eager cliff]

I can make a custom tv remote as long as I get the correct IR signals right?

[tranquil orchid]

Yes, but figuring out the correct signals might be easier said than done 👀

Unless there's like a standard out there

[eager cliff]

Probably a standard

Over half the buttons on a standard tv remote never get used

How do arcade machines sense that you put the required coinage in to play the game?

[tranquil orchid]

With coins it'd probably be a mechanical problem more than anything, can just design a physical mechanism that only accepts coins of the correct size, shape and weight

Not foolproof, but it's good enough to deter most bad actors

[eager cliff]

So the most effective bit of engineering is done by a carpenter

I'd assume the mechanism is wood since it's pretty cheap and sturdier for long time use

Nvm theres metal ones

And they're cheap

[tranquil orchid]

Metal is probably cheaper

Anyways, brb, got some flowcharts to make 👀

[eager cliff]

Sounds insanely fun, wish I could join

[jaunty wraith]

    loop { 
         tokio::select! { 
             res = &mut task => res??, 
             _ = interrupt.recv() => { 
                 info!("Received interrupt signal!"); 
                 break; 
             } 
         } 
     }

Rust, where being confused is part of the syntax.

[eager cliff]

That's some rusty code alright

I'll just see my way to the door again

[thick ore]

res??

[eager cliff]

Higgs boson particle

Peter Higgs and the other 5 scientists with him during that

Nvm higgy boy won nobel prize

Not sure about the other 5

[heady hamlet]

u dhould go to japan

im a. miserable creature

[eager cliff]

François also got the nobel prize. W for Belgium. Although his name has the Turkish C in it

Might be used in french as well, might be from wallonia part of Belgium

Yep it's used in french

Im so smart sometimes

Hes jewish, I knew he looked oddly stereotypically jewish

[eager cliff]

I have no respect for a country who's government doesnt support it's people who want to keep their ancient traditions and heritage alive

Thanks for yugioh tho, and bleach.

Oh and Gantz, amazing underrated anime

[cerulean wadi]

Can i send here a coding meme??

[fathom musk]

Sure

[cerulean wadi]

Everyone at thier Morning be like

(:

[thick ore]

what language is that 😭

[naive igloo]

brua

its like lua, but for brain

[eager cliff]

Scratch meets lua ^

With an aussie accent

[eager cliff]

Hey I found a dataset for the constellations

https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/theprakharsrivastava/stargazer?resource=download

Woohoo

[heady hamlet]

the place where you live definitely has freedom

[eager cliff]

Yeah, so does japan

Your point

[heady hamlet]

ill meet u in japan

[eager cliff]

Prepare to wait forever

[heady hamlet]

ok then ill wait u in new york

[eager cliff]

Still, prepare to wait forever

[heady hamlet]

then ill wait for u in switzerland

[eager cliff]

Now I'm not visiting Switzerland

[heady hamlet]

oh nou

c u in heaven

[eager cliff]

I'm here for python and other programming learning, not meeting some discord user.

[heady hamlet]

true

[naive igloo]

is tokio::select like an asynchronouse match?

[naive igloo]

it basically means something like this:

res.unwrap_or_else(|err| return err).unwrap_or_else(|err| return err)

so like if res is an Err or None, it would return it

otherwise continue

[naive igloo]

if so what why

[rough sapphire]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/526518219549442071/1080468128959570010/ProgrammerHumor-11e3xth.gif

[heady hamlet]

everything come to void

[naive igloo]

bru what

[solemn tulip]

f is an array of pointers to a function taking zero arguments that returns pointers to functions taking zero arguments returning void

that's what you get from following the spiral 🥴

if you ever actually have a type like this, wtf are you even doing?

[crystal spruce]

obfuscation prolly

[naive igloo]

even in obfuscation they dont do that

i have seen pointer to a function

stored in a register

[thick ore]

wtf are these lyrics

i hate hyperpop sometimes

[ruby fox]

Some rhymes are crimes

[thick ore]

these sound like they were written by an edgy 14 year old

[acoustic moss]

one of the most lyrics

[thick ore]

this is one of the lyrics of all time

[ruby fox]

All the new ones are like that 😂😂

[tulip falcon]

So fried fried fried fried

What is this a song about the state fair?

[high verge]

lmao

[eager cliff]

Because it is, mentally.

[eager cliff]

Drugs.
Fried = high

Atleast they understand that getting high actually fries your brain and nickname it to match

Or it's a minecraft player who just found diamonds but fell into lava. Hence the fried fried fried fried fried

5 ticks in lava = death

[tulip falcon]

Zing

[high haven]

did someone say serverless coffee

ill take one in the morning

pls and ty

[eager cliff]

@tranquil orchid when designing a PCB do I also have to design the different layers of it 😅

Or is all that stuff handled for me and I only have to design the top part where components will go

[tranquil orchid]

Depends

You probably won't be doing anything too wild to start

It'll just be a two layer board

So you just do the traces on the front and back

And component placement on the front (and maybe back)

And then no internal layers

[eager cliff]

Jesus christ germany and netherlands produce nobel winners constantly

Scandinavian countries too

Boo france

[eager cliff]

No ground or power layers?

[glossy hearth]

I'm making a mini messenger like facebook with a login page, I've html & js but there's an error can you guys help me, I'm terrible.

[fathom musk]

Send the code and error mate

!paste

[royal lake]

Pasting large amounts of code

If your code is too long to fit in a codeblock in Discord, you can paste your code here:
https://paste.pythondiscord.com/

After pasting your code, save it by clicking the Paste! button in the bottom left, or by pressing CTRL + S. After doing that, you will be navigated to the new paste's page. Copy the URL and post it here so others can see it.

[glossy hearth]

can I send the full directory instead?

I'll share it through google drive

[fathom musk]

Ok

[fathom musk]

GitHub pls lol

[glossy hearth]

okay sure!!

thankyousomuch

wait I'll put it in my github

here

https://github.com/LOLsphinx/Dart-please-help

I'm focusing in the server.js and routes.js so there's no css design

[thick ore]

what's the error

[fathom musk]

lmaooo the name

im very sick

and the code is maker be sicker lol

I don't think this is a good way to write code or something to put on github 💀

and yeah whats the error @glossy hearth

[drowsy rose]

tbf, the beginner distros have a much easier interface than windows imo

[round pendant]

my experience with ,, the beginner friendly mint linux os '' is that i spent 2 days setting up everything in TTY and reading all of the linux mint forums

[round pendant]

nvidia gpu goes hard

[drowsy rose]

setting up wine?

[round pendant]

no, managing to get graphics on linux mint

[hybrid root]

🪟 <🐧

[grave cove]

WSL 👍

[drowsy rose]

may i redirect you to the nvidia build of popos

[empty prism]

@viral parrot gimme pls

[low chasm]

for the record, I did have trouble with gpu drivers as well, during my installation

[drowsy rose]

what gpu?

[low chasm]

an Nvidia gpu

[drowsy rose]

what distro?

[low chasm]

fedora

[viral parrot]

my setup breaks every time i get a new nvidia gpu

[empty prism]

I actually just yesterday got a great deal on a laptop with a 3060, haven't tried to install drivers yet tho