@anne1worked on blot art and almost ripped out all of my hair making it look decent and fixed up my own (and other people's) figma designs for logos for #C07V5401VMY|
@KavishDevar0didn't manage to do much for my airpods project today, but i tried to communicate with the find my server running on the airpods case to read battery even when the airpods are not connected for audio. And of course a few bug fixes in the UI...
github.com/kavishdevar/aln
@Daalbu2Today I've done advent of code (not gonna spoil the solution 😉 ) and I've improved my test result webapp github.com/DaalbuCZ/Hermes
@CyrilLi1I added the ability to mix pinyin and punctuation/non-alphabet keys in github.com/CyrilSLi/diacritik for more efficiency when typing whole phrases
@Asher1I spent a couple hours today trying to get all the components to fit on a 2s battery 40 amp modular PSU pcb I'm currently routing. On my small board, just a USB-C connector takes a HUGE amount of space. Its like half the height of the board! I'll try to make it work, but space is sure at a premium, and I don't want to skimp on copper trace thickness either. This board is part of a larger modular control board project called CACKLE, Card Adaptable Controller Kinetic Link Electronics. github.com/techy-robot/CACKLE
@XanderKleiber1Reimplemented mesh loading using ufbx (github.com/ufbx/ufbx) which should allow me to later implement animations. I plan on adding an index buffer so that I can avoid copying large amounts of vertex data. After that, I'll try implementing per-mesh textures.
@dj1ch1Today I've just started working on a new command for the console which starts a chat with another peer. It attempts to filter for activity, show peer messages, and allows you to send messages directly to the peer without the need for typing commands to normally send a message. It's still kind of a work in progress at the moment and I am still testing things.
Link: github.com/dj1ch/HomeNet
@CBerJun1Today I wrote a Hello World! program. In fact, it was written in a programming language I invented. The Muffin language lets you write programs that look like cooking recipes. The picture below shows how the compiler compiles the Hello world recipe into a big chunk of js code that (surprisingly) prints out Hello world. Most part of the code generator was done now. Repo: github.com/CBerJun/Muffin
@Asher1Today I experimented with a feature that I haven't used before in KiCAD: Net class Directives. This helps you section off nets that you are routing and to have pre-defined settings that are different for each group. It should speed up routing with automatic trace widths. I'm currently routing a PCB for my USB-C and 2s battery 40 amp modular PSU. This board is part of a larger modular control board project called CACKLE, Card Adaptable Controller Kinetic Link Electronics. github.com/techy-robot/CACKLE
@XanderKleiber1Implemented OBJ model loading using objload (github.com/GerhardR/objload). I've discovered that there are some issues in parented transformations, which I intend to fix later. I also have to figure out how I will assign different textures to different parts of the models, but that's for later, lol. For some reason, WakaTime didn't record any time, but I have spent over an hour today on this (is there any way to dispute?).
@Mo0I am working on a COBOL learning program - currently I’m developing a kindof emulator for COBOL in typescript github.com/MoPaMo/cobol (help welcome!)
@Codelife0Finally was able to complete my extension for Background color changer extension for Browser Buddy on time before the deadline. You can view the project here github.com/Programer6/Background-Color-Changer-Chrome-Extension
After encountering various difficulties finally was able to make my costume logo:
@mart2Day Four of coding a Cute Pomodoro Timer -- Coding time: ~1,5 hours, suffering time: the whole day.
I suffered a LOT. I toiled the whole evening and part of the night (sleeped at 00:50 or so) to finish the extension up before the Browser Buddy deadline. It looks like I may not even be granted the $30 because it's not "unique enough..." :sadgepepe:
Anyways, today was also suffering, trying to get zipping + releasing working automatically whenever I either manually trigger and enter version number, or when the package.json "version" field is incremented on a pull request. It pulls changelogs from the CHANGELOG.md file.
You can check out the action @ github.com/ThatFrogDev/studymate/blob/v0.1.3/.github/workflows/release.yml. Combine with github.com/ThatFrogDev/studymate/blob/v0.1.3/.github/workflows/release-tag.yml, otherwise it won't work!
@OC2Learned more about github actions and yml today!
@DhairyaSHAH[11U19]-U040X9BB30C2AA havent posted the last few days cuz i forgot but been implementing my personal website with rust htmx and tailwidncss
some cool features, music player in the top right, time, and dark/light mode in the bottom right, cool navigation system on the top left
going to now add an org based prose collection and rendering
wylited.vercel.app
https<//github.com/wylited/webx>
@SimonK1Today was alot of breaking instead of fixing. Did not meet my deadline, but the sign in page is no longer client rendered :cooll-thumbs: and the permission checking is pretty much rock solid now. github.com/LCHoldings/lc-inventory-mgmt
@KavishDevar0I finally made the connections to airpods automatic on the ALN Android app!
Now I don't need to worry about accidentally opening the app before connecting the airpods. I had to move around the whole service into a new one that also listens for bluetooth connections, and refactor all of my UI code, and the actual part where the l2cap socket is opened and a connection is established. Because originally the service would only run when airpods were connected. Now, the service always runs and connects to the socket itself!
Along with that, I also fixed the QuickSettings tile which kept on crashing for some reason.
Demo Video: youtube.com/shorts/WcjxR78_Q_Q
GitHub: github.com/kavishdevar/aln
Last post: hackclub.slack.com/archives/C01504DCLVD/p1732823258716669?thread_ts=1732823258.716669&cid=C01504DCLVDDCLVD
@Asher1Today I started some layout and routing in Kicad for my USB-C and battery 40 amp modular PSU pcb. This board is part of a larger control board project called CACKLE, Card Adaptable Controller Kinetic Link Electronics. github.com/techy-robot/CACKLE
@dj1ch1Didn't have much time to do this, but I did work on implementing a message sending command for HomeNet which sends messages directly over OpenThread (I believe this is UDP). I also did a little code cleanup and all I need to do is work on the chatting system, the connection/handshake kind of thing, and that's about it. Though for my demo I might need another ESP32C6/C5/H2
Github Link: github.com/dj1ch/HomeNet
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