Andrzej Bargański🇵🇱💪🇺🇦

@mopidy can now play audiobooks from @audioteka : pypi.org/project/Mopidy…

@realwillreil What about cheap reflow Puhui T-962 from Aliexpress ?

I designed a board too small to assemble by hand in production but I have a solution. Im going to order 30 of this dev board and enough components for 100 boards in order to get the cost savings. I’ll then try to assemble the boards but if it’s too difficult I will redesign it using those parts. In addition I am going to make breakout boards using those same sensors and connectors so that they aren’t dead inventory and can be used with the boards later. This way I can order the parts, boards, and cope with the uncertainty without being out $1000+ Eventually I will make enough to buy a pick and place and will be able to assemble that original design! Basically in going to make it work no matter what.

We will never forget. Today marks the third anniversary of the murder of two Ukrainian heroes — Tigran Oganesyan and Mykyta Khanganov. Two 16-year-old schoolboys from Berdiansk who became symbols of unbreakable resistance. They were among the first to tear down the russian tricolor in their occupied city, openly defying the occupiers. For this, they were abducted, tortured, and falsely labeled “terrorists.” On June 24, 2023, russians executed them in cold blood in occupied Berdiansk. They did not break. They did not bow. They did not surrender. Their courage lives on. Their names echo through time. We remember. We honor. We stand. Tigran and Mykyta — forever in our hearts.

@AKHax0r @realwillreil CAN transceiver can be also 3V - TCAN3413 Not sure how it is flexible, because I use it in scenarios when all nodes are my devices using that IC.

@andy_barganski @realwillreil Give us CAN @realwillreil ! Please.... But give a jumper or something so we can add/remove the termination resistor. Not all CANbus systems have the termination resistor at the device, some use a backbone instead, like NMEA2000

my goodness, I was able to fit a voltage divider to serve as the battery fuel gague. Truly an unbelievable board. Is there anything this board doesn't have???

@realwillreil Just another signal standard. Aaa, never worked with ESP32. They name it TWAI. lastminuteengineers.com/esp32-can-bus-…

@andy_barganski What is that?

@gunthera_mws @MikoZapalski @RadekZyzik Może też zajęcia z korzystania z AI ? Obawiam się że większość korzysta z bezpłatnych narzędzi które nie dają optymalnych wyników. O wielu rzeczach nie mając pojęcia.

@MikoZapalski @RadekZyzik Niesamowite to jest bo w programie 1 roku studiów mają zajęcia biblioteczne.

Sprawdzam prace licencjackie i mam dość. Czy ktoś mógłby dla mnie wysadzić w powietrze te maszyny odpowiedzialne za LLMy? Bo mnie cholera bierze. Albo w ogóle wyłączac internet w maju i czerwcu, to by sie nauczyli chodzić do biblioteki może.

🟤 #ARŞİV | Ukrayna dronuyla karşı karşıya kalan bir Rus askeri, operatörden önce yanındaki arkadaşını vurmasını istedi. ▪️Drone operatörü talebi kabul ederek önce diğer askeri, ardından talepte bulunan askeri vurdu.

@AryoSomeGumul Ale te głosy co tu ostatnio publikujesz to mam wrażenie że nawołują władze rosji do większej eskalacji niż odpuszczenia sobie SVO.

Miedwiediew stał się pośmiewiskiem już i w oczach rosyjskich nacjonalistów. Ukraińcy rozbrajają Krym i wykonywali uderzenia na most. Miedwiediew czwarty rok grozi, ale Rosjanom już nie jest do śmiechu

@Microinteracti1 Yeah, specially Republicans in US. Sharing same conquest and enlargement aggressiveness?

Compared with the West, Russia is a shithole in every practical, moral and political sense. What exactly are you admiring?

По-моему, это просто шедевральная песня! Жаль москвича, который снял это видео с крышкой. Посадят ведь теперь.

@IE_Competition @24hoursoflemans @Oreca Kiedy w latach 90-tych zacząłem oglądać LM24 nie sądziłem że doczekam takich emocji z udziałem Polaków. Jesteście niesamowici i wielką inspiracją!

2:53🏁 Leading the race with our to cars💪 Oreca no.343 P1 Oreca no.43 P2 GO🟡🟢 #IEC | #24LeMans

@josesilesdata @akshay_pachaar True. Once I did it connecting read-only i.e. DB, cloud services with MCPs it is different game.

@akshay_pachaar Context is everything, connecting your infra state to the agent loop is the missing piece

You'll regret using Claude Code without this. Claude Code stops at the boundary of your terminal. It has no visibility into Datadog traces, Jira tickets, Slack decision history, or cloud infra state. So when something breaks in production, Claude Code isn't there. When the same architectural debate resurfaces because nobody documented the original reasoning, Claude Code can't help. This is an institutional memory problem, which needs a different agent. And it has now actually been shipped into the CodeRabbit Agent. The agent lives inside Slack and connects to the actual stack (like GitHub, Jira, Linear, Notion, Datadog, Sentry, PostHog, AWS, GCP, and 20+ other tools via native integrations), covering the full SDLC beyond code generation. Once you mention it in a Slack thread, it can pull your Datadog traces, find which PR caused the issue, open a fix, and document the whole incident in Linear. All inside the same thread where the team sees every step." One thing that's nicely engineered into the memory layer is the long-term knowledge retention. CodeRabbit Agent retains decisions, patterns, and learnings across three tiers: thread, channel, and org-wide, respecting Slack's privacy boundaries. So what the team decided in one thread is available when the same problem surfaces months later. The knowledge compounds instead of leaking. Under the hood, four layers make this work: 1) Context: It pulls live state from GitHub, Jira, Linear, Notion, Datadog, and AWS or GCP. 2) Memory: It retains decisions across thread, channel, and org-wide tiers, so what was decided once does not disappear. 3) Multiplayer: It operates inside the Slack thread, steerable in plain English, resumable across devices, and visible to the whole team. 4) Guardrails: It runs every action inside channel-scoped controls on access, memory, tool use, and cost. These are complementary layers, and together they form a shared, persistent, governed intelligence layer that compounds over time. Your coding agent makes individual engineers faster. This agent acts as a second brain to make the teams smarter. Try CodeRabbit Agent for free here: fandf.co/4cZH133 Thanks to @coderabbitai for working with me on this post.

@AryoSomeGumul No może źle go użyłem, ale odpaliłem go ze skillami debaty z gpt5.5, i jakoś różnicy dużej w stosunku do 4.8 nie zauważyłem.

albo to. "Kiedy reklama okazała się zbyt skuteczna" xD

Rynek przejmą chińskie modele 🤡

The current Ukrainian superiority in mid-range drone warfare is a brilliant advantage that comes with an expiration date. Failing to prepare for the day Russia matches this capability guarantees a catastrophic collapse of front line logistics for Ukraine. Ukraine is rightfully capitalizing on its drone edge to annihilate Russian transport networks in occupied zones. This structural disruption is hurting Russian logistics across the board. The problem is that the Kremlin is pouring massive resources into catching up, meaning this window of superiority will eventually close. When Russia deploys AI-enhanced mid-range strike drones at scale, any logistical movement within 100 kilometers of the front line faces destruction (on both sides). To survive, Ukraine must prepare immediately by layering multiple defensive measures. Securing future supply lines means installing more road nets, creating more specialized anti-drone drone units, adding cages to transport vehicles, shifting to logistical UGVs, and even building tunnels (when possible). This situation is a harsh wake-up call for Europe as well. Western doctrine relies heavily on the assumption that logistics remain somewhat safe beyond conventional artillery range. This is a dangerous misconception that modern drone warfare is permanently erasing, and European nations must watch and learn before it is too late

I refuse to use the Raspberry Pi guidelines because their regulator is so fucked. No, I’m not going to trust you. I’m not putting the series resistor on the crystal. I’m not putting 10000 100nF caps around the board. I’m not using the special inductor. Not routing it the same way

“So now tell me, what the f*ck do you need this f*cking war for?” — a Russian soldier, the only survivor from his unit, is starting to ask the right questions. He wants this video to be seen by as many people as possible.

Koło naukowe Politechniki Gdańskiej SimLE Simba zaliczyło udany start rakiety na FAR-OUT Competition, CA,USA ! youtu.be/viGS7a1ZAiE?t=… Jestem bardzo dumny bo częscią zespołu (silnik) jest mój syn, Olgierd, który jest uczniem 2 kl. 3LO w Gdyni. @Chris_Kurdyla

Street interviews in Moscow show that Russians - who have been mostly insulated from the war they unleashed - still have no idea that their lives about to become a hellish nightmare that makes the 1990's look like an episode of Mr Rogers' Neighborhood guest-hosted by Bob Ross.

@MarekMeissner Idąc tym tropem Szwecja z tymi pomnikami Karola X Gustawa też chyba nie jest do zaakceptowania jako sojusznik.

No właśnie. Jak widać wizja że „Europa musi zaakceptować naszą własną interpretację historii” w wydaniu ukraińskim jakoś tej Europie nie pasuje