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@electronicats Que tal, escuché este episodio y estuvieron buenos los tips, y la información que compartiste. Lo disfrute mucho. Un tema que me hubiera gustado es el de compañías Latinoamericanas que fueran alternativas a las que mencionaste como mouser, Newark, digikey, pcbway, jlc. Existen?

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Voters should really take a moment and watch this. This isn’t a long-time Trump critics. It’s his own chosen Secretary of Defense. For God’s sake, people!

@neogoose_btw @dillon_mulroy Can you say more about your tooling and integrations with neovim? I'm use neogit for commit authoring and git-signs for navigating/reviewing hunks in the active buffer

@dillon_mulroy 100% I still love my git tooling and integrations with neovim so I am now on: spr + git-absorb combination which covers most of the features of sapling and only extends git. also free and open source

Just don’t do that: this never works. No matter how would you plan your commit in branch they will end up unreviewable. Hear me out: pr stacks and one commit per pr. git-spr, sapling, graphite, or other similar tool is the only way to work with a complex diff sets in large teams.

@tomfleet Dm sent

EE Gang - who's got an active Altium license? I need a PcbDoc bounced to gerbers, please....

@mattlanza Most of Houston showing 70mph+ wind gusts!

(4:42 AM) Angleton reporting a 70 mph wind gust now.

@burntsushi5 What about new_unchecked()? it's a long name, but it seems to describe what it's doing pretty well.

@burntsushi5 Constant... Unwavering... Firm?

I have an API pattern in Jiff where types like Date have a fallible `new`: fn new(y, m, d) -> Result<Date, Error> But they also have a `const` constructor: const fn constant(y, m, d) -> Date But I feel like the name `constant` is too long. Any suggestions?

@arturo182 🙋‍♂️ no real issues on mobile and desktop (win, Linux)

Anyone using Firefox on desktop as their daily driver, any issues to be expected?

(0/25) Here's a list of 25 YC companies that have trained their own AI models. Reading through these will give you a good sense of what the near future will look like.

@MrBananas Kicad?

I used an autorouter for the bottom layer. I feel dirty.

@TheRealFergs @probablydavid Not too bad when you consider that humble's numbers are for a little over a year, vs indigo's 4+

This chart from @probablydavid ROS Metrics is the one I find most interesting. People just aren't releasing things to rosdistro/debians as much as they used to. Indigo/Kinetic were the peak of released packages! (metrics.ros.org/rosdistro_numb…)

@TheRealFergs Looks great. What's your goal with it? What will your onboard computer be?

More parts for the #RoboMagellan #robot are done printing: battery tray on the side, livox mount (still need to make an aluminum cooling plate) and the OAK-1 camera is mounted

Ooh, a nice GUI for USB devices with WSL on Windows. 👀 buff.ly/4axyEtA

Demystifying ENTRYPOINT and CMD in Docker aws.amazon.com/blogs/opensour… via @awscloud

@serdar_abali Without trying it yet, it seems like it's great at generating a starting point. I would assume that a designer might take the output of this and tweak it to fit the application

Give it a year or two; you won't need to learn CAD to design hardware. If this could also control a 3D printer (as well as CNC) and eventually robotic arms (for assembling, welding), we could potentially produce hardware almost entirely from text. Yes or no?

@althack Hey @althack ! Check out Tau github.com/jasmcaus/tau

I think one of the biggest hurdles to adding testing to software is the complexity of testing frameworks.

@macjshiggins Not bad.. would this be through tailscale?

It's pretty insane that I have pings under 60ms from a robot that is underground and nearly 1,000 miles away

@kscottz I'll bite. More successful than cars? Not just electric cars... Internal combustion cars have had sensors, controls and actuators for a while! 😁

The most successful robots ever created are dishwashers and washing machines. They have sensors, actuators, and control and thus are robots. Fight me.

@sad_electronics @MrBananas I had read the intent as: when batt is connected (and 5V is not), power LDO from battery. When +5v is present (and no battery is present), open PFET.

Can you spot the potentially catastrophic error on this schematic?