Josh Junon

don't threaten me with a good time, Steve

hahaha the look of someone who knows they played you

UEFI implementation, pure x86 assembly, no AI, 100%

This is parrot logic.

omg c10k, please Steve I'm not that old yet 😭

This is an interesting approach to the moderation problem. I don't know if there's prior art here - what inspired this?

Backlights are working. The dedicated white channel really makes them quite vibrant. Glad I did that.

Source here btw (both #PCB and #firmware): github.com/oro-os/link

She's nearly finished. After three years and thousands of euro. I cant wait.

Just when I thought he couldn't steep any lower.

Finally figured out that JLCPCB mis-fabricated the board. Required me to file off a bunch of edge plating and cut some pieces off but ultimately got #firmware flashed. All in #rust, if you can believe it.

Tomorrow will be the rest of the LEDs (on the back), testing ULPI, OLED and Ethernet.

Forward them to me. I'll waste their time :D

D. All of the above

Doing a bit of #pcb work today. In for a good ~7 hours of populating over 200 components.

From the ShroomID community on Reddit: A toddler ate this fella, id help? Explore this post and more from the ShroomID community

Learned about these through ShroomID a while back. (Toddler was OK in the end)

www.reddit.com/r/ShroomID/c...

goat, thank you sir

This is gorgeous. Any good (rata)TUIs for GDB by the way?

Hi! DMs open :)

I can imagine! I also remember scout giving me my first VR 'vertigo' feeling :D

Might have been DK1, I actually don't remember, come to think of it. Was unreal to experience that the first time via TF2. I have the Index these days and enjoy making VR stuff due to that experience, so thank you for that ❤️

I definitely played some weird prototype of HL2 and TF2 on the oculus DK2 way back when. It was incredible, especially TF2 which I had a much stronger affinity for. It wasn't using any hand controllers, just KB/M. Your mouse moved the reticle around the screen, which was genius. Loved this story!

It's so crazy how they've completely stuffed AI in every nook and cranny in Acrobat. Actually sickening. I dread PDFs now.

Another aspect of this. As a victim of a recent and very publish phishing attack, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth when legitimate emails urge you to do something sensitive in a short amount of time. It conditions users to fall for attacks much more easily by creating this pattern.

all I got is whalebone, take it or leave it

You're absolutely right. This post's synergy levels are off the charts. Looking forward to circle back with you about this to align on projections and to maximize reach.

Only gripe with the panic system in Rust is that I wish you could annotate side effects to assert on their absence for certain functions, but I know this is difficult, especially retroactively. This would remove the need for link-time hacks like no_panic. Clippy gets close, but not for specific fns.

In my brief stint doing moderation on the bcat discord, we had a lot of LARPers playing the role of "super secret agent" trying to talk to higher-ups in bcat to reveal information. I kind of miss those messages.

.unwrap() is an assert!(), basically. If you can't guarantee the assert!() condition is always true, then unwrap isn't the tool. Also this was caused by an upstream misconfiguration of ClickHouse anyway; the unwrap() just surfaced the issue. A lot of FUD about nothing except subpar QA processes.

redis is nil, hth

Important missing information: are you IO or CPU bound (on the sending side) at all?

Having gone down this road before (GH: qix-/node-editor), great work.

are you seven feet tall?