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I love those Kitty
That's so interesting, I was just talking to someone about tracking proximity of children you are trying to keep track of.
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Kitty's Flowers is a pair of beautifully designed Bluetooth-wearable brooches, which can be programmed to interact with one another. The brooches are perfect for keeping loved ones by ...
My kid had a gps ankle tracker while in ski school. We got end of day reports showing all locations. Neat and creepy all at once
These are beautiful
Great stuff all
Great projects everyone
Thank you everyone. Always inspiring
great projects, thanks everyone for sharing!
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HI, all! Question: Can you please suggest a cheap/simple audio indicator (e.g. an LED between each guitar pedal via 1/4" mono cables to help troubleshoot where the guitar signal has been interrupted)? Thanks!
some folks have green screen or blue screen. pt has purple screen
Good evening all you most excellent people!
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@unique sandal I found this, which might help you without buying test equipment:
https://www.adultguitarlessons.com/guitar-talk/ezine-articles/329-no-or-low-sound-how-to-troubleshoot-your-guitar-rig-in-7-steps-
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If rotary encoders have you spinning in circles, there's probably a learn guide for them!
circle python parsnip?
What (approx) is the backlog on RPi4-8gb. Ive been waiting for that wonderful email since 3/27/2022. Just trying to do some planning.
PT you suffering from spring allergies?
yah, and a lil tired this week ๐
Get well man!
@upbeat coral I don't think even Raspberry Pi knows that. I'd suggest checking rpilocator.com twice a day at least.
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allergies have been so bad this season so far
@ionic garnet I just took a Zyrtec. ๐
pollen is literally pooling in the streets here
I use Zyrtec, Allegra, Xyzal, ... in rotation
we need a DRV8833Locator twitter bot
Welcome to our changing climate, and associated business opportunities for antihistamines.
Thanks @slow spire . I'm not in that big a hurry. Just my OCD kickin in about planning. Got other things I need to do, the pi is for a want to do.
and beach front property
@upbeat coral I mean, I could find you a Pi 4 8GB. ๐ฐ ๐
this is the art content I come here for
LMAO Ghost
Literally laughing out loud, well done
amazing
HAHAHAHA
so cool
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This creeped me out the last time you played it and it still does.๐
That was great!
oh wow
LOL
the twitter live feed is about 30 seconds ahead of the youtube stream
literally LOL
who could refuse that video?
Saw the hobby creek helping hands bases too --- shame they discontinued the Gen1 edition.
Everything is fine. ๐
the best part for me was the stand made from Panavises
Just throw panavises at it and see what sticks!
Need to do a rotary turntable for homemade ectoplasm? Panavises! Soldering a robot friend? Panavises! Need to divide by zero? Panavises!
Sometimes I try skipping forward and it works. (due to preroll)
Speaking of Python on hardware... Can someone recommend a 16x2 LCD that is easy to use in CircuitPython?
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Enjoy the Tues Python on Hardware email. Any chance to make text responsive, mobile friendly?
Will check that one out. Thanks.
@tulip canyon thankya, will see what can be done!
Also, try searching adafruit.com for LCD, and find the ones that are breakouts, but not shields, for flexibility in which MCU you use.
Looks like Adafruit has added CircuitPython support for many of them.
All the ones with breakout are the full TFT style. Trying to keep things simple, so the first one is most likely the best option.
@slow spire I already get a fair share of hate mail from amazon for calling them out about scalping. I'll wait my turn. Thank you for the offer though.
Every little bit helps.
@sturdy dagger Try this; there are quite a few options:
https://www.adafruit.com/category/96
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Pine pollen started in northeast this week
NYC under construction? Windows open?.....you're breathing in Disney Dust! ๐ง ๐ฐ
"Sir, that's not haze, that's Disney Dust"
Disney Dust is different from MTV dust.
Tinkerbell's wand may be a source of ozone generation.
Love these noises
Hey PT, Generic Emergen-C and generic Zyrtec (citrazine HCL) daily, got me through Covid (everyone around me got it but I have remained in the clear)and spring allergies.
QUESTION: The blurb for the QT Py ESP32-S2 (ID: 5325) mentions Time of Flight distance measurement. Will there be a guide for that?
thank ya @upbeat coral might try that ๐
Droidcam on android does the same thing as the apple cam
was that a purple feather?
pink
seemed a different shade than the rp2040 feather
getting the right color from pcb board makers is tricky
@noble grove Funny you should ask that. I wondered the same thing, and very smart people referred me here:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/blob/31b7694551620522cc3fde0623321a38bfea762f/examples/wifi/ftm/README.md
ah, fair. had me excited for a moment
if you use Visual Studio Code there is a excellent plugin for using espressif-idf
I'd love to know how to get time once via WIFI or NTP then hand off to RTC
@slow spire Thanks
everytime I hear max I think of the led driver chip
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) is a networking protocol for clock synchronization between computer systems over packet-switched, variable-latency data networks. In operation since before 1985, NTP is one of the oldest Internet protocols in current use. NTP was designed by David L. Mills of the University of Delaware.
NTP is intended to synchron...
Has anyone seen any research about super capacitors vs battery on a RTC for short term power loss? Would a battery last as long or longer than the electrolyte in a super cap?
@tulip canyon its very doable. I'm doing that on a project now, just use the NTP library to get the current time and set the clock If I'm understanding your issue
I use circuitpython
there is a fellow in UK Julian LLett that has messed with Super Caps in that manner
has a youtube channel
QUESTION: Is there an i2s isolator (like the ISO1540 Bidirectional I2C Isolator ID: 4903)?
@sturdy dagger @turbid hill https://www.youtube.com/c/JulianIlett/search?query=supercapacitor
Electronics on the cheap - electricity for free.
I buy cheap electronics modules and components direct from Chinese sellers via eBay.
Most of this stuff works fine and the gadgets that I build work OK. But some of it is dodgy (even fake) and that's where the fun starts!
I like to use solar panels to power my workshop. This free energy is low v...
yep that is him
I just remmeber from school when people talked about a cap with a 1 farad rating was so weird.
there are like 6 supercap videos within the last two years from that guy
Just be careful you can do some series damage to yourself with 1+ farad caps
@noble grove This looks interesting, even though it's from a few years ago:
https://hifiduino.wordpress.com/2011/11/24/which-digital-isolators-for-i2s-or-not/
Question: How far will time.monotonic() take you and when should you RTC?
๐๏ธ on NPI
๐ถ"..everyday"
Someone told me there's a chip shortage...
There is?
need to listen to the chip jingle
Yeah, I'm at the bottom of the chip bag, eating chip dust.
No joke, went to my local grocery store to buy a bag of Fritos -- and they were out. Stock person apologized, explained they had a chip shortage.
So yes....it's even affecting actual edible chips!
RP-SMA to w.FL / MHF3 / IPEX3 Adapter https://www.adafruit.com/product/5444
That is hilarious!
Surface Mount Rotary Encoder - EC11J https://www.adafruit.com/product/5454
If you're asking about CircuitPython, I just learned there's an easy-to-use NTP library: https://docs.circuitpython.org/projects/ntp/en/latest/examples.html
Pogo Pin Probe Clip - 6 Pins with 2.54mm / 0.1" Pitch https://www.adafruit.com/product/5433
Pogo Pin Probe Clip - 2x5 1.27mm Pitch SWD https://www.adafruit.com/product/5434
The Pogo Pin Probe Clip with 6 pins in a 2.54 /ย 0.1" pitchย spacing is a great way to test and connect with pin-point accuracy without soldering! It's sort of like an ...
i like this clip so much
Thank you!
Question: On Adafruit daily tip you mention sorting resistors by third color band, clarify what you mean please since you can have 4/5 band resistors. There was no explanation.
Optic audio is light
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QUESTION: Can the QT Py ESP32-S2 do ESP-NOW mode?
Thanks for answering. To the drawing board! ๐
Android on Gmail thanks - mainly text
I learned about the ESP32-S2 QT Py microcontrollers because of the pi shortage. Many uses can be handled by a micro controller, and I didn;t know that before trying to use a wifi enabled microcontroller.
Question: what parts would I have to buy from adafruit to create a 3d microphone array? (4x4x2)
๐ Thank you for answering!
gotcha thanks
like I want to build this, but from scratch and using my own Microphone configuration: https://www.minidsp.com/products/usb-audio-interface/uma-16-microphone-array
The UMA-16 is a high-performance yet low cost 16 channel USB microphone array with plug&play USB audio connectivity. With its onboard SHARC+XMOS controller board, the UMA-16 is the perfect fit for development of beamforming algorithms or DIY acoustic camera.
It's a hammer shortage; it's a hammer shortageโฆ ๐ต
How do you test firmware at Adafruit?
Question: Do you have a suggestion for a rp240 flash memory. Is a module with slightly lower clock good ?
@uneven gull Often the libraries include test code, and Adafruit does a lot of CI.
Thanks @open girder for another excellent evening of shows!
thanks
I appreciate the time you all put in every week. Thank you.
Thanks Adapeoples
@wind rose Would an SD card breakout be an option for you?
Thank you for giving us your time
thanks
Thank you all, Adafruit and community
bye!
thanks for another great show
thanks Limor, pt, and everyone at @open girder!
Thanks, @open girder !
Sadly no. The thing is that the RP2040 uses an external flash storage for the firmware @slow spire
@wind rose How much flash do you need?
Some discussion of RP2040 QSPI flash options here:
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=313306
I just did a grep 'EXTERNAL_FLASH_DEVICES' -r circuitpython/ports/raspberrypi | cut -d'=' -f2 and it looks like the current flash chips in use by RP2040 CircuitPython boards are: W25Q16JVxQ, W25Q128JVxM, GD25Q64C, W25Q64JVxQ, P25Q16H, GD25Q64C
Thanks for the effort @cinder wind@slow spire I'll check those chips out.
hello all!
Greetings, good people. 
Greatings, great people!
Salutations, fine folk.
Park time
Good afternoon.
good afternoon folks
Bleeps and Bloops are go!
hello all
howdy
Lars workshop hosted by JOhn Park
i do really enjoy the beginning synth jam for jp's workshop
Evening Mr. Bergdahl.
Hey all
Hi John. Can't wait to see what happens.
whoa whoa stop with the techno jargon there JP
Activate Lars mode.
@clever summit @clever summit ...
Lol
@haughty quiver Has also been spotted in Doom...
Clickey fun
Creepy much? ๐
Does anyone really know what time it is?
Daytime here ๐
21:13 here.
woohoo!
remember DVDs? I don't. hahaha
remember VHS
I had a Betamax, back in the day.
my desk is forever scary
work... bench... ?
My work area is forever caught between chaos and order. Perhaps my desk is a strange attractor ๐ค
Some digital pots can only deal with signals within the digital potโs power voltage value.
And composite TVs & monitors are really cheap in thrift stores now ๐
Thanks, @haughty quiver ๐
great stream!
Thanks!
Thanks JP!
Danke Schรถn!
Fun times 
right on, thanks all for hanging out!
thanks!
bitte schรถn @clever summit
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hoi zame
Happy Friday to all
Touch calibrator PR for adafruit_touchscreen was submitted last week, BTW.
Hola from 'rado ! :-D
just ordered a couple of things to try to start contributing!
Need to update adafruit_touchscreen to include a rotation argument. On the to-do list.
Like adafruit_stmpe610
Thereโs a calibrator example in there, too
you can just add a remote
I donโt recommend that you update the calibration code with an old calibration value since the old values might fall within the actual screen edges.
And would prohibit a fresh, accurate calibration.
Thanks for the PR testing and review @smoky island ! Iโll update the name, refactor it, and fix a spelling error later today.
mp_printf(&mp_plat_print VA_OPT(,) VA_ARGS)
๐ธ๐ช ๐
Will be getting started a few minutes late this morning
Okay, getting going now. Follow along on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yG2iCOIEO4
Hello everyone.
๐ธ๐ช ๐
I did a mini project today. Modified an old moon light so it displays the moon phase.
https://twitter.com/JonnyBergdahl/status/1530534341108981761
Very nice!
Yep, amber = new moon, cold white = full moon.
Thanks!
It's a 4 dollar chinesium product. ๐
Built-for-purpose artwork. Cool.
The argument approach is an excellent solution.
Leaves it open if the chip shortage mandates yet another backlight controller chip, as well.
I created an empty repo with all the pre-commit scripts rather than cluttering the project repo with files that need to be kept up-to-date.. Iโve been using the empty repo as an environment for local testing. Yeah, I know itโs an extra step or two, but having only one pre-commit config to maintain fits my occasional use workflow.
Exactly.
50,000 Hz
Is that part of the โadding C code modules to CircuitPython coreโ functionality? If so, Iโll bet a bunch of folks would be interested in such a guide.
Youโll get a lot of questions about using interrupts. ๐
Just the 3.5-inch FeatherWing and 3.5-inch breakout board
Hmm. And the 3.5-inch piTFT.
The FeatherWing driver doesnโt dedicate a pin for backlight control. Donโt know about the piTFT; checkingโฆ
โฆ piTFT has a separate backlight pin, as well. Learning guides talk about 1000Hz and 5000Hz pwm frequencies, so theyโll need updating when the FeatherWing and breakout guides are updated.
Can you even do interrupts with CP? I heard only MP can use interrupts.
What does this mean?
help('modules')
...
Plus any modules on the filesystem
I see. There's no way to write callbacks or enable interrupts in CP.
I mean the Plus any modules on the filesystem part. How would you put a module on the filesystem?
Hmm, I was hoping to load a C-language module that isn't baked-in.
you can set the config option core. pager to cat
The git config option core.pager.
I guess you wouldn't want to write an interrupt routine in Python anyway due to speed.
Thanks, @smoky island !
Thanks
Thanks for the stream and all your work today!
Thanks all. Have a good weekend everyone ๐
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?showtimes
Desk of Ladyada - Random hacker times
JP's Product Pick of the Week - 4pm ET Tuesdays
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Show & Tell - 7:30pm ET Wednesdays
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John Park's Workshop - 4pm ET Thursdays
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FoamyGuy's CircuitPython Stream - 11am ET Saturdays
Is there anybody out there?
where?
Hello!
I learned Rust this weekend. Now trying to cross compile for Adafruit MCUs

Good afternoon.
hi!
Wow, achievement unlocked!
Yeah. Life of a CTO is good. Want to try something? Just do it!
yeah moon is appropriate since I do this and MCU stuff at night
Afternoon, if that's your zone.
Is this the head-on-a-stick episode?
I had two reminder windows open and got this cool delayed effect to the song
really want to make JP's thumbnail like the jack-in-the-box from Twilight Zone
It's so good to see all you regular Adapeoples
Nice 2600 shirt JP.
Unexplained urge to play Pitfall...
@haughty quiver Are there lyrics to the opening music track?
I don't know why but its exciting to hear your name/handle said on a live broadcast!
ooh good idea for a contest!
I've ordered two already at 2 minutes to showtime. Don't want to miss out.
ada echo echo echo
wow, the og seesaw board!
oops sorry about echo
fixed now
It's a big factory. Lot's of reverb.
ha
Echo is just an artifact of the WayBack machine.
immersive!
strange Quantum things happen when you bend time
"5 buttons", but I see 6? Analog joystick have integrated button?
I am not sure what I will use this board for but that never stops me
Make a game or robotic controller with this Joy-ful FeatherWing. This FeatherWing has a 2-axis joystick and 5 momentary buttons (4 large and 1 small) so you can turn your feather board into ...
I guess I'll have to write my own Rust driver for it
nice looking board
Searching on Seesaw in store only gives a couple results
My MCU mess
the desk of a madman
This is fine.
Must not be married, @ionic garnet
I am (more or less). I'll be 60 this year. She and I started dating when I was 16. I've been this way all my life.
I invest $1000 a month or so on my personal growth. Always have throughout my 40 years as a software professional
A lot of boards use seesaw sort of "invisibly". These products are also seesaw underneath:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4991
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4980
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3954
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5296
My partner Sue and I do projects together. She does crafting and art. I do music, creative work and electronics
Thanks! You are one of the most helpful people in this Adaverse
https://www.adafruit.com/product/802 TFT Shield (for Arduino)
Ah I have Cricket and neosliders!
I haven't built any robots since Jibo but I liked the idea of the Cricket.
No I mean
Good partner, @ionic garnet Mine just leaves me alone in the lab.
Thanks @haughty quiver
She's great. We were 4 years from 16-20 and then again from 2016 to now. It some comfortable to be with her
Thanks!
Thanks JP!
Thank Mr. Park
cool stuff. thanks jp!
Bye !
Anther great show JP!
Great product! thx JP!
Til next time all !
And goodbye to all my virtual friends. Hope to meet some of you in person now that the world may or may not be normal again
Extra features!
Encore!
uh oh extra content!
It's like a secret track!
Encore!
Standing Ovation!
Did you scale it to 1023 @haughty quiver ? I thought you said a different range earlier.
Nice
And if you play the bonus track in reverse, youโll hear a special message. WTOPPSPJ
Future CP Parsec: use of const.
and undoubtable it references Satan in reverse
So little Python code seems to use it
What do you mean? Don't think const is a Python keyword.
ah, missed that
By convention, constant in most coding standards for Python declare them in all uppercase
I really dig the syntax of Rust for declaring visibility, mutability, traits interfaced, generics. Cool stuff
roll credits
Extra bonus time to place your order.
Thank you John. Enjoyed it as always. @haughty quiver
See you all
just waiting to see if second Encore
:same:
Nope curtain came up!
Freebird!
lol
dang no second encore.... or is there
lmao that was awesome ๐
No. Officially, No.
Why do I get the feeling that you are a theater person @haughty quiver ?
It is highly obvious I suspect.
Yup
Is the joystick also a pushbutton?
Haha! Nice!
Just looked this up. Interesting. Curious, does it work kind of like #define?
2 people were still watching. Love the 2nd encore!
@waxen bough no, it is not a push button, just joy/thumb stick
Dunno, seen it twice in the past two days. Hope to learn more.
thanks Marc ๐
I think we learned the same lesson from watching Ferris Bueller in the theater all those years ago...
When I lived in Los Angeles I learned to watch movies through the credits.
yeah pretty much. It also saves RAM, even more if you prefix the variable name with "_" (e.g. _BUTTON_UP instead of BUTTON_UP)
I use _ for internal but ok to use and __ to mean "don't mess with it"
in Python
per some PEP recommendation (8 maybe)
right? it seems weirdly disrespectful here to leave before credits are over because at least someone with you in the audience likely worked on it
Interesting. Now I'm curious what the actual difference is between _ and no-_.
I just learned this recently myself. Underscore prefix doesn't put it in the module dictionary, so it can't be imported by other code
Right, it says it is hidden, which is consistent with what RichSad mentioned re: convention of using _. But for it to not use any memory during execution, it would have to literally replace the expression, I would think.
So perhaps the no-_ scenario instantiates a singleton that is referenced where needed?
Yeah good question. Everything I know I got from https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/reference/constrained.html#execution-phase and doing some quicky gc.mem_free() tests
Note, I've not dug into the MP code, just guessing here. I was looking at https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/library/micropython.html#micropython.const
Yeah because constants are basically variables that can't be written to. But the overhead of representing them is the same. Typically the "word" size for integers (of const of an integer)
I don't use MP all that much. But I do donate monthly to it
Nice, thanks for that. I think that makes sense - no-_, need memory for possible import, whereas _ means no import possible, only literal substitutions occur, thus no mem needed. Coolness.
3DHangouts Episode 369 LIVE in 20mins! Mini TFTs, Wooden Building Bricks and Lego Snake https://www.youtube.com/adafruit/live #3DPrinting #3DHangouts
This week @adafruit weโre making mini GIF players! These 3D printed cases look like a mini retro tv and portable gaming console that play animated GIF images...
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good morning
good morning
good morning, afternoon, evening and night to everyone all over the world!
2, 1, excellent!
Hello, all. ๐
hi folks!
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did we ever settle the gif pronunciation?
Exit via the GIF shop.
Yep. It's pronounced GIF. ๐
According to Steve Wilhite, we're all doing it wrong -- but it sounds better w/ the hard G
Yep. But I'll just stick to JPG...
Learn Guide -ย https://learn.adafruit.com/mini-gif-players/
Code on GitHubhttps://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Learning_System_Guides/tree/main/Mini_GIF_Players/
You could put an RF receiver into that VCR https://www.adafruit.com/product/1096
Are the ESPs the goto WiFi/BT solution for rp2040 or is there a cheaper / more-available choice?
Adafruit Feather RP2040 - https://www.adafruit.com/product/4884
Adafruit 1.9" 320x170 Color IPS TFT Display - ST7789 - https://www.adafruit.com/product/5394
This lovely little display breakout is the best way to add a small, colorful, and very bright display to any project. Since the display uses 4-wire SPI to communicate and has its own ...
Adafruit Feather RP2040 - https://www.adafruit.com/product/4884
@unreal bay maybe the qtpy 32 https://www.adafruit.com/product/5395 ?
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Yeah good shout, neighbour was sad the S2 doesn't have BLE, but mostly doesn't bother me as that comes with other ESP32s I have in larger form factor + pi0 etc
Wooden Lego = Ligno. ๐ค
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This snake uses a unique print-in-place ovoid joint designed to be stronger than the interlocking double ring joints used in many articulated designs, so this de...
Every week we'll 3D print designs from the community and showcase slicer settings, use cases and of course, Time-lapses!
Lego Snake
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Pimoroni HyperPixel - 4.0" Hi-Res Display for Raspberry Piย https://www.adafruit.com/product/3578
Pimoroni's HyperPixel features a 4.0" display with 800x480 18-bit color pixels and a capacitive touch overlay, making itย more sensitive and responsive than a resistive touch ...
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Thank you for giving us your time
yay thanks folks! cya tonight
Thanks, @hard hollow and @rocky reef ๐
thanks so much for hanging out folks, see ya tonight!
thanks for another great show, guys
good show, thanks!
thanks for featuring my make! ๐ It was a fun project!
Setting up the DPI display was a bit of a bear but it worked great once I got it going ๐
@hard hollow - The F3D file for my Pi HQ Cam case remix has a custom model I made for the Hyperpixel 4.0, in case you're planning to make some stuff with it ๐
https://www.printables.com/model/216960-raspberry-pi-hq-camera-case-hyperpixel-style
Thank you! I have a Hyperpixel on order so I'll trying it out ๐
Hello Everyone ๐
Good evening all
Hey Y'll
Hello everybody ๐
Good evening everyone.
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Good evening all you most wonderful people!
hey all

UTF-8?
@tulip canyon yup, all strings in circuitpython are utf-8
@rapid hornet Which bitmap font is that?
Subarashii, @rapid hornet
Neat dashboard and great work integrating it @split gazelle!
@split gazelle Looking forward to that learn guide!
thanks!
Aww that little switch is so lovely.
thank you!
"snap-fit" Everyone mark your bingo cards.
Now that gets me thinking about Grafana integration, for the ultimate home dashboard experience.
Doom playing, another bingo square marked
JP as Doomguy going after Lars monters
yep, looks like JP
LOL
@haughty quiver iddqd + idkfa
sorry
I've started using the built in influxdb dashboard
I haven't had any experience with that one. I'll have to dig into it ๐
Beautiful!
that's a sweet acrylic case too
it's one of those things that takes a project to the next level
"chip shortage" bingo square, everyone
that's a great idea pt! like: which boards have a DAC?, which have four ADC?, which have fast floating point? etc
micro-usb -- the cable you get plugged in on the 3rd attempt. โค๏ธ usb-c.
@haughty quiver 100% this thing. Tesseract lives on Nano
And now you have me thinking about how hard it would be to port O_C to RP2040
oh, I'm stealing that one "gone like Alderaan!"
woah, spoilers there about Alderaan. next you'll be telling us "that's actually no moon"
"Gone like Alderaan" was PhilB's synthpop/rap crossover album in '91
LOL "gone like Alderaan"!
Too soon....
rofl
The RP2040 examples have a PIO example for the LED matrix protocol
hahaha
Do we need to get @low fractal a cane to Wave at kids on their yard.
Thank you for blazing new trails and sharing with others to make things easier and better @low fractal ๐
old man yells at ESP docs.gif
ESP32-S3 LCD peripheral is ๐ฅ
Thanks @low fractal for all your awesome work and bottomless well of enthusiasm.
it's a 2 pizza team
It was a 9 Arizona Iced Tea code session.
regularly buying adafruit gear is like a patreon subscription but you get hardware as well as software and documentation
I looked at my order history the other day and closed that tab really fast
Support the project, support the community, support an open future.
Patreon via Product of the Week
๐ค
that's cool
I love the aesthetic!
Thx for the kind words yโall. ๐
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing.
I was basically doing that, and getting a QTPy every order.
Hey PT, how's the sinus's doin
Great projects everyone. I feel like I'm in a project funk so I love to see what others are doing
Thanks for sharing everyone. Fantastic work ALL!
i was late to the party tonight.
Thanks everyone for sharing your awesome projects! Stay safe, stay cool, and stay wonderful!
Still having a blast learning Rust on MCUs
If only I could get the QTPys out to people who need them.
A couple of weeks ago on show and tell, I was showing off my keychain backup stuff, and someone was wondering if syncthing would work on it. I did get it working on it and added some notes on my github page: https://github.com/thinklearndo/keychainbackup/blob/main/docs/SettingUpSyncthing.md
What are you using as an onramp for that? I really want to get started on rust.
I'm following tutorials from the Emdedded Rust Book
and consuming large quantities of tech talks
The language really resonates with me
PragProg or O'Reilly's or...?
@wild urchin Which QT Py?
M0 ones
Long time as a C++ guy. Not O'Reily's or other published, it's a PDF from the web linked in the @LetsGetRusty Rust Cheat Sheet
that's one of the things I want to use Rust on, M0 boards
too small to run Python for non-trivial scripts
Yeah, I am 20 years into Python, but don't ever want to look at it again.
If you like Python, don't ever work on BofA Quartz projects.
I love Python. Still my "going steady" language. Python is my hot affair language. It will soon find its way into my mainstream
Learn from my mistake.
please do not language bash, room for them all here ๐
I'm a CTO so I don't have to code much. So I could for fun and part of my continuous learning adventure
@open girder the language is great, the work experience was traumatic.
probably going to try GoLang too. Python is a great language. Truly elegant and "write fast"
sometimes I like to go down to the metal
and lots of folks enjoy it, love it, room for both ๐
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That said, I am really looking forward to seeing how far they go with type hinting and static analysis.
Indeed, that jam was better than Lonestar's raspberry jam.
And, Python is great, I am personally burned out so much that I haven't touched code in 4 monhs
Hmmm.
Midi over mqtt
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Those perma-protos are also the jam!
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I had to drive home today to get a Pi I use at work to program my Grand Centrals.
The pi400 is pretty rad
I picked up a Pi400 Dock for one of my 400's. Pretty nice dock, almost like a laptop.
"El Wire" sounds like a Zorro badguy
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@cinder wind Need an El Wire wrestling mask
Wait, don't take that literally.
Not sure EL wire near the face is the best idea without good protection.
On last weeks' The Great Search we spent some time looking for a drop-in replacement for our go-to regulator, the AP2112K-3.3 (https://www.digikey.com/short/q4wh4ftz) and we found some SOT23-5 sized parts that have a fairly low drop-out and fair current output for most of our breakouts - the AP7354 (https://www.digikey.com/short/2bznd7d3).
How...
don't sneeze around parts like that
@nova totem Someone posted the other day using cheesecloth or other porous material over a vacuum hose to find and pick up tiny parts.
I think el wire is insulated except for the ends -- even low voltages can irritate skin with prolonged contact. It's been a while since I worked with El Wire, so if it's stepped up in voltage it could sting.
๐ถ "every-day!"
๐ ๐ต its a chip shortage ๐ต ๐
so catchy
is this about Pringles and Doritos
Everybody do the chip shortage Tiktok dance!
(whoops was not from TI)
No joke -- local store had no Fritos. They were stocking the shelves, and they said "sorry, it's a literal chip shortage."
trend setters!
i remember trying to use it on my own design while learning and couldn't find it even a few months ago
Please, Mr. Diodes?
TRON Luchadors
Hallo.. how reliable is wiznet 5500 that on ethernet feather?
I heard voltage regulators are just 3 diodes in a coat
When I started to look at the schematics I was noticing how that regulator was on most of them
just recently discovered (e.g. actually read the newletter lead paragraph) that there's a web archive of all the Python on Microcontrollers newsletters: https://www.adafruitdaily.com/category/circuitpython/
I love Ladies talking Python!
Good!
(please don't kick me out) Why don't you take over Micropython's hardware, employ them, then keep everything going forward? (I don't understand business, I R ENGIEER)
@hot frigate all good, and goo question
if they wanna do that, we're open to it, all depends!
right now the hardware they make does not have chips
starred CircuitPython since I hadn't yet
โญ๏ธ thanks @ionic garnet !
Just say the word PT. I'm with you guys
I'm buying the Feather ESP32-S3 tonight. Don't have any yet. 3rd order in 2 days!
I'm confused, isn't the pyboard micropython's?
still confused, but you're both awesome!
(correct me if I'm wrong) adafruit is also partially a store for other cool stuff that they don't make.
There are a bunch of products
yep! we stock (maybe?) the most other open-source hardware and boards, tools, and more
(typin with one hand, other hand is running live stream, sorry for short answers ๐
multitasking !
With Asyncio?
You need another thread and ambulatory aid!

@open girder is ethernet feather with wiznet 5500 is available to buy, and if they reliable ?
@coral coral we do not make one of those at this time: https://www.adafruit.com/?q=wiznet&sort=BestMatch
There is a wing:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3201
Looks like it may be in stock at Adafruit, also at Digi-Key.
Yes this one...
ah, sorry - and thanks @slow spire
Is it reliable tho? I've been using other ethernet chip, but no luck with them...
@coral coral I'd say try it out. You can also try searching the Adafruit Forums for others' experience working with it:
https://forums.adafruit.com/search.php?keywords=3201
Thank you buddy
@open girder No code today, right?
Oooh nice production values, Murata!
don't forget your discount code like I did last week. Learn from my mistake!
White shortening is the secret to a delicious Raspberry Pi.
White Shortening microSD to SD Card Adapter https://www.adafruit.com/product/5447
Ultrasonic Distance Sensor with I2C Interface - RCWL-1601 https://www.adafruit.com/product/4742
and remember, it looks like eyes when you put it on a robot
I forget it most weeks. But applied tonight
Adafruit QT Py ESP32 Pico - WiFi Dev Board with STEMMA QT - 8MB Flash 2MB PSRAM https://www.adafruit.com/product/5395
Adafruit ESP32-S3 Feather with 4MB Flash 2MB PSRAM - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/5477
bugs me that we're still dealing with USB serial drivers in 2022 when USB-CDC works so well
last 3 items are "things I ordered today"
Yep, ordering a few things today, too
PCB design question: Most of Adafruit's PCBs have 4 holes, 1 in each corner. 2 of those holes are plated and 2 aren't. What is the reason they aren't all plated or non-plated?
@open girder
I end up spending a lot of money feeding my curiousity. It's been a career strategy and has never failed to pay back in dividends. You have to invest in yourself.
@open girder Also, a lot of the industry was based on just-in-time, zero-inventory (same for many other industries, too)
Thank you for giving us your time
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐
We had some problems in Jibo manufacturing where we were going near-just-in-time when vendors were modding products or becomming unavailable
And the thing is that we have to deal with CO2 emissions. JIT shipping is CO2 expensive
Goodnight @open girder
thanks pt & Limor!
Thanks Adafruit! G'night all!
Thanks!
Thanks for another excellent evening of shows!
Bet that was stressful.
It's expensive and not condusive to proper business continuity governance
have a great night everyone!
Thank you and good night (runs to ordering laptop)
Just the usual CEO on our case while head of hardware and I were in China making things good again
it mostly happened with the video components
also a mic array if I recall correctly
it was all cowboy sh@t
that is what it takes!
@ionic garnet I was hoping to go to China on some hardware project sometime, but recently it's gotten a lot more complicated. Do you and people you know see that easing up?
manufacturing in general was a great experience as I learned a lot about a different area of the business. Martin who ran hardware and our VP Adam Craft were both real pros. I partnered with them to solve all technology problems at factory. What a trip
(I've also been studying Mandarin off and on over the years.)
Typically if it is a professional trip you need to be sponsored by a Chinese host company. But tourist just talk to the embassy
If your invite is approved in professional setting, you entry visa is for 10 years
Cool
They raked me over the goals there. I had long hair and looked like a rock and roll band member
but I joked with the border agents. In the end they were always respectable and professional
Just wondering about the predictability of the lockdown situation, and possibly getting stuck in quarantine for a while.
And you'd go through it twice in a row. Once for leaving Hong Kong, and again on the China side.
Don't go
My two most common trips are China and Ukraine. All started with Jibo and lived on. But I won't go to either for now
but those are part of my little goto set of international resources
I have to go to Mexico, Bolivia then Columbia, and Vietnam this year. I am reluctant to go to any yet
yes
Dyakuyu & xie xie
it's also where 2/3rd of our employees live. Plus for 7 years I was customer of Waverley Software.
What does that mean?
sounds Vietnamese!
Ah, no one speaks Ukrainian where I go usually. Kharkiv was my home away from hone. 100% Russian speaking but 100% Ukrainian Citizens
Then spasibo!
yes
I try to practice my courtesies and directions with Uber and Lyft drivers in the SF Bay Area.
Kharkiv at night
Gorgeous!
I used to live in Bay Area.
I hope your friends in Kharkiv are well.
This lovely location was hit by a cruise missile
here's a different point of view. It was such a gorgeous and speacial city. Some buildings aren't destroyed.
Last one I promise. Since this all relates to electronics since I was there on Jibo business. I ran my entire team in Ukraine at Jibo and again at Plannuh. I loved used the company I now work for to get stuff done.
Beautiful shots, @ionic garnet
I'm here for the shenanigans.
Greetings, good people. ๐
I think we might hear some wow and flutter today...
heh, for certain
Good afternoon.
hey @ionic garnet
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Hi all!
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Hi guys
"the Shank Nub" the new clock for prisons
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good to see you all here
@haughty quiver If I shutter, then I know youโve reached the apex of artistic audio creativity. Bring it!
Evening Mr. Bergdahl. ๐
Guten Abend Herr Callaway
allergies are doing that to my throat too
Hey John
I did. Haven't arrived yet
we hear them
"I hear dead people"
"I bury Paul"...
Ah the Beatles days
Sometimes both hubs need to turn otherwise it thinks itโs at the end of the tape.
A South Park voiceover resistance value.
Lol.
lars effect
So no show on Tuesday
the Casette Drive for Commodore64 was good back in the day
A very sound workshop this week, @haughty quiver ๐ถ
heh thanks @lavish patrol
Thanks @haughty quiver ! Looking forward to seeing and hearing the next steps.
Thank you
By all. Thanks @haughty quiver
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ooh that's gorgeous
by the way, JP Doom Guy Discord emote when ? ๐
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Happy Friday all! ๐
@upper sandal Sounds ok to meโฆ
it sounds more distant and echo-y than usual
try cadquery one of these days, it's like openscad, but python
sounds ok to me as well
Multitasking today - listening to the stream and reading a book about unit testing with pytest (I know how to do it, but I have to teach my team at work how to unit test, so solidifying my understanding)
Tim I hear you well
Sounds okay on YTube
no the level is high enough, just sounds different than usual
oh it sounds normal now
it suddenly switched
yeah sorry might have been on my side
Teaching as a form of learning is why I stream. ๐
Good afternoon everyone
I have a friend whoโs a surgeon, and he said thatโs why the paradigm in medical school is โsee one, do one, teach oneโ.
Similar if you look at pilots. A lot get their commercial license and while they still are taking more training they start teaching
@nova totem Exactly. Explaining a concept to someone else forces you to take all the things you take for granted about it and make them explicit.
Teaching to learn is essential for musicians, as well.
@inner spade I think itโs a great way to build mastery in any field of study, tbh.
Hola from 'rado ! :-D
JetBrains calls them scopes.
yeah if(condition) {return true} else {return false} is the same as return condition, I tend to prefer that too
the Colorful Rado?
I expect the compiler to optimize it the same anyway
note that you could accept the changes in the PR and pull them I think ?
but also hola from Rado (temporarily though ๐ )
One would hope so. But also, Iโve had optimizing compilers surprise me (positively and negatively) before.
And if it is me writing the docstring in the core I would make like 5 mistakes trying to get the format right ๐
the sphinx documentation has its own thing, I believe single backticks are for links to other documented items
but even though I had to fight with it to get what I wanted in the support matrix, I don't quite understand everything about it
it's not markdown, it's restructuredtext
it's double backticks for a simple highlight that is not a link
I find RST syntax much less obvious than Markdown, personally.
click on edit on github at the top to see the source
double backticks is for monospace font
right, monospace font, like single backticks in markdown
single backticks are for links and some plugin stuff
make html
I never remember that command
yes, just type "make"
in sphinx make by itself shows you help, normally it runs the default action
sphnx defines the default action to be help
*Circuitpython
no, that's sphinx's makefile
note how help doesn't show you the submodules sync command
because it was added there, but wasn't added to help
โฏ make
Please use `make <target>' where <target> is one of
fetch-submodules to fetch dependencies from submodules, run this right after you clone the repo
html to make standalone HTML files
dirhtml to make HTML files named index.html in directories
Title puzzles are uber fun.
I have some clever awk code I recycle in my own Makefiles that generates the help automatically from the rest of the Makefile. But not everyone uses that.
oh,nice, someone added it
so the top level makefile is or is based on the sphinx makefile ?
@dim wigeon parsing makefiles with awk sounds like a challenge
yeah, it was generated by sphinx, then modified
@brazen grove It uses a special comment on each make target, but yeah.
@smoky island did you pip install -r requirements-doc.txt ?
I guess there is a math plugin used there somewhere
maybe a thing was updated whose version is not pegged ?
I think it's just a warning
it ends on an error though
I use a version of this but customized with some ANSI color codes. https://marmelab.com/blog/2016/02/29/auto-documented-makefile.html
you can run a python html server!
oh I need to learn to do that
python3 -m http.server
instant pwd html server
I use Makefiles for my fiction writing too - write in Markdown and/or LaTeX and have Makefiles to build the PDF, ebooks, etc.
I used to use makefiles in place of a source management program -- I had a command that would targzip the current source into a file with a date in the name
before there was github
by the way, the other makefiles in circuitpython run "all" by default, and you can run more than one actions at a time, so you can do make BOARD=... clean all to do clean then build
it's not "clean all", it's "clean" and then "all"
cleaning after all makes no sense
make BOARD=. . . clean all is equivalent to make BOARD=. . . clean ; make BOARD= . . . all
How to publish html docs on intranet? (Assume SharePoint or Microsoft shop)
@uneven gull The cleanest way Iโve found, unfortunately, is to convert them to PDF. ๐ฆ
Microsoft sells SharePoint like itโs an application, and itโs really more of an application development platform/framework.
๐ฉ why is Microsoft server infrastructure hostile to simple html publishing?
I'll use my repo to host the docs
Microsoft server infrastructure is just generally hostile, I think.
Maybe checkout https://pages.github.com/
Websites for you and your projects, hosted directly from your GitHub repository. Just edit, push, and your changes are live.
Ok, GitHub pages is available for private repos with paid GitHub pro/Enterprise subscriptions.
I feel like in general (and there are exceptions) Microsoft products which they acquired tend to be more user-friendly than those they developed themselves.
(until they kill them like Skype)
@upper sandal They do tend to do that, yes.
I think that for a group you should just call contains on all children and return an OR of it
I figured foamyguy was streaming after he replied so fast
group should just call contains of its children
you can short-circuit the OR, stop iterating as soon as any child returns True
totally
a group is more of a coordinate space to me
I don't think of a group having bounds. it just contains children
tracking bounds could be a good optimization
I like calling contain() on the children, that way a group can be a "sprite" with a complex shape maybe ?
or is it supposed to be a rectangle ?
group isn't meant to have a shape. its more to move things together
but what does "contain" mean then ?
contain in the computer programming sense, not visual in my mind
literally grouping things
ok, but what does it mean practically then ? what is the use case to contain(x,y) on a group ?
ya, true. It could return a child instead of true/false
more for "what am I pressing at this point on the screen?"
I planted the seed of an idea ๐
I think if any([obj, obj, . . .]) short circuits too.
And in CPython at least, I think any() takes an iterator.
not if you use the list, you would need an iterator generator instead
Ah, good point. I stand corrected.
something like any(x.contains(x, y) for x in group.children)
Generators still are hard for me to reason about in my head.
I think I need to build a few to solidify my mental model of them.
they are just a for loop rotated by pi/2 into the imaginary domain ;-)
the equivalent code would be:
def contains(x, y, group):
for child in group.children:
yield child.contains(x, y)
any(contains(x, y, group))
or even lower-level:
class ContainIter:
def __init__(self, x, y, group):
self.x, self.y, self.group = x, y, group
self.counter = 0
def __iter__(self):
return self
def next(self):
contains = self.group.children[self.counter]
self.counter += 1
if self.counter >= len(self.group.children):
raise StopIteration()
return contains
any(ContainIter(x, y, group))
generators only generate the next thing as you need it
Is there any documentation that describes how bindings are implemented in CircuitPython?
what do you mean by bindings?
They way Python communicates with C. Basically, how these modules like Displayio are implemented (shared-bindings & shared-modules folders in the repo).
yeah, correct
this is a bit dated: https://docs.circuitpython.org/en/latest/docs/common_hal.html
Tnx Tim. Good night to all. Have a nice weekend.
Keep it real...
python objects are C structs under the hood
I'm happy to answer specific questions too
the makefile stuff is outdated there I think
both links are outdated
#circuitpython-dev is the place to ask about internals too
I still copy one module to start another ๐
it'd be great to update both pages
Thanks for the stream!
Thank you!!
If you need someone to read it over once you do some updates let me know. I'm still (relatively) new to learning it all
What would be the best board to get that wroks with no code and wippersnapper?
I'm not sure if there is a "best" but something like the QtPy ESP32S2 (or S3) are small and cheaper if you don't need a lot of pins. They also have STEMMA QT hookups so no soldering required.
Something like the Funhouse of Feather ESP32S2 (TFT or nor) give more options for future use too. The MagtTag as well.
i got the esp v2
would that work as well
Adafruit ESP32 Feather V2 - 8MB Flash + 2 MB PSRAM - STEMMA QT
i think its supported as well no?
I think it is. I haven't tried it myself though.
I'm just about to get started this morning. Follow along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0r8ygmwU9wg or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
Good morning.
Good morning
This looks like the only ESP32-S2 product without PSRAM https://www.adafruit.com/product/4919
I would have been here for the start but I was soldering on pins on some items that I received from Adafruit yesterday in my order.
No, that one has PSRAM, I believe.
The PyBadge was the most audio noise -prone of all I tested. The PyGamer had the lowest bleedthrough.
Oops, PyGamer performed the best. (Lowest noise)
No backlight on the macropad
Itโs OLED, so each pixel has brightness
The OLED controller on the display does the PWM for you based on an SPI register value
Thanks Tim
Thanks for the follow through on the brightness issue!
Nice seeing more of your processing method
For sure. Thanks for hanging out, hope everyone has a great weekend! ๐
The Desk of Ladyada - Samplin' Sunday https://youtu.be/Shpsg7TApug
Let's go through some of the samples we've received this week to see if any are worthy of stocking in the adafruit shop! We've got some soldering kits, translucent rotary encoders, DC plug adapters and rainbowy hex wrenches. We're also looking at some ultrasonic transducers, useful when you want to create or detect ultrasonic waves in a custom s...
Evening!
Question for Ladyada: if the only available parts for popular boards ended up being BGA, would you figure out how to respin the boards to use them?
Hola from 'rado ! :-D
Trains are super interesting
Question for Lady Ada tonight: Is there a CircuitPython planned for the new Feather ESP32-S3 board? It isn't in the downloads yet.
I love trains
(will get to those Qs in a bit)
Such a cool kit
Cool
a new meaning to "you have the floor"
All adapters
This would save so much frustration trying to find the right adapter
Ohhh old laptop adapter
I see a lot of potential with those pots
Are you going to carry clear knobs too?
0.4mm QFN are miserable
But RP2040 helped me get better
With the clear rotary encoder could a light sensor be underneath and with code timing act as a switch (cover up ) When this led is off
Nice. It says on the product page for the Feather ESP32-S3 so I figured it was coming. Thanks
Iโm braving 0.4mm BGA for the nRF52811
Honestly waiting for AdaChips custom silicon from Adafruit
Iโd buy as many as I could
Adafruit open source + Adafruit quality documentation = huge opportunity for the open source community
Bye ๐
Thank you!
New Feather ESP32-S3 build (4MB flash, 2MB PSRAM) is now here: https://adafruit-circuit-python.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html?prefix=bin/adafruit_feather_esp32s3_4mbflash_2mbpsram/
Does JP have a show today?
Not this week.
Thanks
Aw! I finally made it back. LOL. See you next week.
Sorry to hear @haughty quiver has been struck down with 2D. Hope they recover soon and able to rejoin the 10D superstring based multiverse soon.
I guess I missed an anouncment?
I haven't seen one
Yea, went to the blog and there it is. No 3D hangout this weekโน๏ธ
good to know, thanks. ๐
Goodmorning anyhow :^) โ
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Hello everyone ๐
good evening
SHOW and TELL 6/8/2022 https://youtu.be/ISwdMnbNEKI
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Good evening everyone.
Such a neat looking interface for exploring things at Digikey. Thanks for sharing Kevin. I'm excited to try it out when we can.
Minicom, there's a word I haven't heard in a long time
telix
Ooooh, that is delightful. Great idea to put transparent legos in front of it!
Hi all
ooo John i love that garage open notification device that's based on a tilt sensor! i'll need to make a version for our house too
I always arrive just a tad too late!
Thanks everyone.
thanks @open girder! cool shirt, pt
byes
Thanks! Its been super helpful at our house ๐
let me tell you about my deep dive into Rust Just a couple of words. Nothing dramatic. Just...
AAAAAHHHHHHHHH
yet somehow loving every minute of it
project files and code are on github: https://github.com/thinklearndo/garagedooropennotifier
black shirts / skulls = adafruit dress code ๐
my initial idea for this was to just capture images when there's a certain amount of ambient light and then send a notification, but the tilt sensor is a MUCH better approach
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hello ๐
I received two glorious packages from Adafruit this week!
I've been working on porting a diy logic analyzer that was originally written for AVR and ESP8266. I got it working on an ESP32-S2
what was code again? uncased?
yup
thx
Hola from 'rado ! :-D
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hey bots like me need RasPis too
I am totally cool with waiting. I want one, but I can wait somewhat. I just need one