i don't use cloud/big-tech ai. i will probably try running something locally but haven't gotten to it yet.
For me it is similar to not hosting my passwords at apple, not using a youtube account, using a small email host, ..
all of this is more work than using the bigtech solutions, but i still do it
so i only do simple stuff for myself.
i tried actual for a bit and now i use beancount with fava. i think the idea of double entry makes a lot of sense, especially if you really make a ton of "fake" accounts.
also i like plaintext a lot more than doing everything via UI
best feature of this game is that i can write comments.
like yeah i want actually do want to write what my rules do thank you very much
so i did a full reset after 15 hours and have almost reached my previous levels, but with like 50 rules instead of 200.
variables are kind of a good thing
i once had my email rejected (probably because i only have one letter before the @) and once my address (but weirdly only when cancelling my subscription, hmmm)
so yeah, very cool research
don't know if that is because of this but i am getting a lot more german posts lol
fuck i have exams i like three weeks
if my currently planned timer cascade actually works, i won't have any really timing sensitive code anymore. i think thats pretty cool
slowly starting to understand how to work with an stm32.
You don't write software, you read the manual long enough to find one obscure hardware function that doesi what you want. if you don't find an exact match you have to combine multiple.
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do you think that in the future both ways of creating programs will exist in roughly even numbers, like it is in music and manufacturing?
or do you think the metaphor dies there?
heyyy
doing my shot during online lecture
and another that shows if the UI works
can be implemented as a static website that just says no
also: it's really hard to pinpoint the source of cool stuff. the lower frequencies aren't really directed, especially not with your body as an antenna. the high end is so directed and short range that you have to stand in front of it and wave the device, which i wasn't brave enough to do in public
i also tried holding it to streetlights and other big metal things, but couldn't get anything fun. i also tried a tram overhead line pylon, but i think the trams here use DC, so makes sense that there isn't anything. inside of a tram was also pretty repetitive, but there i only tried lowend.
the coolest thing i heard were some retractable pollards (is that a word?? idk). they weren't moving, but i think the lights in them had a cool powersupply. i also was pretty close to them so that seems to be the trick.
the cooler stuff seems to be in higher frequencies and it is a lot harder to get. the range of it seems pretty low and when just walking normally you aren't that close to anything cool. i also was pretty careful to not increase volume and high end. that of course makes it harder to get high end.
took it outside today for the first time. mostly just repetitive, kind of random noise. the antennas are too small for low frequency stuff, but the human body is a pretty good antenna, so by touching the builtin ones you can get a lot more lowend.
scary teeeth
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small black device on a table. on it SOMA ETHER is written in a stylized font. at the bottom a pair of headphones is plugged into it.
inside of the device. a circuit board, battery holder, two potentiometers and a switch for controlling it. two little antennas at the top and a 3.5 mm audio jack at the bottom
new machine acquired
this is sooo cool. i can hear the power states of my trackpad.
the crazy embassy trait stuff saved me a lot of debugging today. The guy that designed the circuit put the CAN signals on pins that don't support can and i didn't check it.
it is so cool that that was just a compile time error. kind of makes me want to stop using the pac and write real abstractions
screenshot of the enclose.horse past puzzles list. I have perfect score since day 21. now is day 30
They need to make harder horses
imagine knowing your hormone levels. cut me open and you'll find a beating, a stout liver, and an oceanic soul – but not a single number
repaired my laptop. thank you archwiki
bricked my laptop
and you would need to figure out what to do if the audio thread isn't running and you want to change something.
So i guess in the end you would still need to have two copies
looks cool!! didn't know there were algorithms for that. but as long as the rust allocator API isn't stable it's kinda hard to use it :(
late, but 2 perfect in a row!!
enclose.horse Day 9
💎 PERFECT! 💎 100%
