@timClicks Not a training course really, but the Crust of Rust streams by @jonhoo. One of the few situations where I get more value per time unit than reading up on the subject myself. Perfect mix of high density intermediate content and direct application in a live coding example.
Neuer Blogartikel zu ausgewählten Long Covid Symptomen... Ich hoffe es ist interessant zu lesen.
https://t.co/ZUU9QT0gcy
#LongCovid#insomnia#MECFS#POTS#cortisol
I wrote a simple tool to output my init.vim keybindings since I keep forgetting shortcuts that I don't use regularly. It also tries to parse embedded Lua code blocks to extract bindings for nvim-treesitter or vgit (more can be added via JSON config files) https://t.co/81Z68wJQzo
@pepijndevos I use #VitePress, and quite like it. Vuepress is the bigger brother and more mature, but i like the fast live view. And I like VueJS in general. The idea that I can add arbitrary VueJS components makes it just so much more flexible.
@kubicki_mary@itsJeffTiedrich I went to school in Austria in the '80 and '90, and we spent more time learning about WWII than all other periods combined. And I know this was tought our parents as well (don't know if it was to the same extent)
@pepijndevos I intended to use cheap smd reflective optical sensors with a CNCd (or 3d printed) encoder disc and mount the motors directly in a pcb cutout
@pepijndevos I once wanted to recreate the BMW kinetic sculpture like this, but seemed too expensive and quite a bit of work in the end https://t.co/pocic8fmLk
@MichaelOChurch Late answer but still; Started a blog this year using Ghost. It's fine, took me half a day to adapt it to my needs. Easy Algolia integration is nice. However if I would start over I'd at least consider Vitepress. But maybe that's because I like VueJS.
@timClicks I use @roonlabs with a linked Tidal account. Some Raspberry Pis with Toslink hats for living room, etc and HiFi USB Speakers connected with ALSA on my PC as another Roon Device. Works great!
@GregWildSmith@NatGaertner@Dixie3Flatline I think @NatGaertner meant that the 5V DC input (not 12V) can introduce an extra unnecessary ground loop via the extra power supply. GND of PC power supplies are connected to earth ground. If the extra 5V power supply is as well, it's a nice ground loop
@timClicks I've been programming C# for 20 years now, lots of good reasons e.g. 1) exception handling sucks in C#, Rust Errors are great! 2) Null safety of course 3) pattern matching (which is coming to C# too now)