bless the CSS people. my tech news feed is all AI but the CSS people are still styling and just doing their thing because its fun and they love it and they make neat things. my heroes.

Okay so something that did start to annoy me about all the AI mandates is like

So I am a card-carrying member of the Rust Evangelism Strike Force. You have to learn to not be obnoxious but in general I’m like “write & rewrite it all in Rust and your lives will be better in all these ways” 1/

People click all bunch of stuff for reasons they might not understand themselves when looking back.
I think we should raise awareness and that requires us to give phishing victims the space to admit mistakes. No hard feelings 🙂

component libraries are the ORMs of front end

Fullstack developer

Oh you’re the one that bought the last one at ikea Tempelhof! I swear it was in stock yesterday. I want one too 😂

The xteink x4 is also a great hobby project device as it has an esp32 microcontroller that is open to be reprogrammed :)

So the top right “Update” button you see when someone screen shares will become even more frequent 😆

Oh love this! This is what I’ve been missing to make zen my work browser.
But I don’t see the option how to add a live folder by clicking the + button or I am missing something

One advantage is that you don’t need to ship a new version of your app every time a vulnerability is fixed in the web renderer

Yeah but what the user needs is a harder constraint and they don’t care about your data model sadly.
UI and API are for me the same just one consumer is a human with their constraints and the other an application. And all applications at the end serve humans

Then you think about what the user needs as a first step and then think about how you get it from the data model (IMO)

Then we just need popular packages like pg to understand dates from Temporal

Congrats man! :)
I’m on a similar journey and now in the 80s
For me it got a lot easier when I reached sub 90kg. Just no longer the need to eat as much.
And of course I built an app to track my weight and then abandoned it. But I might go back and build in some of this hack diet. Thanks for sharing

That’s why I purposely implement bugs so that I can show others that it’s ok to be vulnerable.
Definitely no other reasons why my code has bugs sometimes.

It’s such an underdeveloped feature. Can’t even select multiple to delete making it tedious. And then it’s thrown together with all other playlists making it harder to access. Still the usefulness outweighs everything else

I’m gonna search for a local bookstore when I’m in Berlin and ask them to order it :)

Any European book stores you can recommend to get this one?

Seems like the majority is in favor of inside out. Same for me. But are there compelling reasons for outside in?

I was missing quick actions from android but recently a friend made me aware that there is something similar with long press on iOS which feels super hidden to me

Thank you! 🙏

Right now it is a refactor of a simpler version that you can find on the hotfix branch that I use to run the fans right now but it has its flaws too hence the refactor that now has a deadlock 😂

The core and code running on the pico is in the fan-controller crate/subdirectory I linked.
My other worry is that I am simply doing too much for the limited hardware and it is ultimately something like running out of memory.

It has definitely grown beyond a simple project so I can fully understand if it more than you expected and don't have the time for it. It is also why I have procrastinated doing the work of trying to narrow it down beyond the logs I added.

and through modbus it controls two fans. There are two LEDs that I control to display the state. I don't have the wiring documented but I should at some point so if you are interested I can do it.
There is also a whole MQTT part through which I make it controllable through Home Assistant.

embedded-fan-control/fan-controller at main · SantaClaas/embedded-fan-control Contribute to SantaClaas/embedded-fan-control development by creating an account on GitHub.

disclaimer: it is my first embedded (Rust) project and a learning experience. For my standards it is a mess but that is part of the fun I guess 😆
(And I already did a cleanup recently)
github.com/SantaClaas/e...
I am using a Raspberry Pi Pico W 1st gen connected to a MAX845 through UART to do modbus

How do you find deadlocks in your embedded code? The pi pico I programmed with embassy rust doesn’t react after the first input I trigger and I don’t know how to debug it.
Probably gonna need to turn parts of the code off to narrow it down but that sounds like a hassle. Maybe it’s not a deadlock

If functions are only allowed to have a limited amount of lines then so should classes 🥴

Safari holding back PWAs

Using safari or Firefox is really eye opening on the amount of sites that don’t work outside of chrome