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Aram
@Aram0
Day 9 of #C045S4393CY| Today, I wrote a very lengthy project description & if I am planning to charge $$$ and finally got an API key! If anyone is wondering the project description i wrote, i'll add it to this thread!
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Lukas-U08AT086H8E
@Lukas-U08AT086H8E0
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Day 9/15 of #C045S4393CY| Today i ended my code for my keyboard for #C07LESGH0B0| • added layers • wrote my BOM (Bill Of Material) for my keyboard it was accepted! yay
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Mish
@Mish0
Today I worked on a Little-Man Computer assembler for my Rusty-Man Computer Rust project. After doing a lot of thinking and coding, I wrote all of the parsing logic in one go, to create something similar to an AST. That bit seems to have worked, which is great! Next, I just need to create a symbol table to keep track of labels, and then actually converting the parsed structure to machine code. I've implemented it by splitting each line into space-separated parts, and parsing each part (which also has to depend on if the first part is a valid opcode or not... I should probably just pop the first part off if it's a label so that the rest of the code can be consistent but that's for later me). This isn't as flexible as a proper parser (which would go character-by-character) but seems to work well for LMC assembly. I'm pretty sure this is now day 10 of my #C045S4393CY|! 🎉
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Mish
@Mish0
For day 7 of my #C045S4393CY|, I improved my bin_creator program (part of Rusty-Man Computer) by letting it accept multi-line input, because that's the format you get when you copy memory data from the online LMC simulator. This should make it much more convenient to use (previously, you had to manually remove the newlines). This involved learning how to get the last two digits of a string in Rust, which is a bit more involved than it sounds (I got away with line.chars().rev().take(2).collect::<String>()) I also wrote a script (build_binaries.sh) to use cross to cross-compile my code for 3 different target platforms, and then copy the generated binaries into a single folder to make them easy to upload to GH Releases. Naturally, I used that script to publish my first release that contains pre-compiled binaries for multiple platforms, which you can read about at github.com/RandomSearch18/rusty_man_computer/releases/tag/v0.4.0 Next, I want to start work on an assembler tool to add to the project :D
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Mish
@Mish0
Today in my Rust LMC emulatior, I implemented a custom integer struct that will only allow values between -999 and +999 (to match the behaviour of the online simulator). I wrote more about that change in pull request #6 (read the embed below :)) I learnt how to use modules for organisation and to keep my private fields private. I also wrote a whole bunch of tests (8 tests) for my struct's behaviour. This marks my 5th day of #C045S4393CY|, which means I'm half-way to the 10-day goal! Tomorrow, I want to investigate cross-compiling my program with cross, working towards perhaps releasing a stable version. But for now, it's 7pm, and I should really be revising for my Physics mock tomorrow morning. Cya!
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SkyfallWasTaken
@SkyfallWasTaken0
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EuanRipper
@EuanRipper0
euanripper.pythonanywhere.com i coded a logical puzzle game (slide game) and added some game modes and a daily leaderboard! the hardest mode only has one solution! this is my first ever website and i wrote all the code painstakingly myself with no templates or imported css. its written with python flask backend and sqlAlchemy
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khang200923
@khang2009230
wrote a strategy that could have gotten me a better score in IPD
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MinglangDu
@MinglangDu7+
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louisa
@louisa0
1. finally figured out what was not making sense in rust form this amazing vid. my notes are all over the place for this so i will not be showing yall that
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2. did some athena nbo emails + msgs 3. i had an idea, going in w/ impulsivity to make it happen (like i talked ab in my prev post)! 4. more robotics and we're back to DDE scrappy doesnt like when i have links only
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so here's a pic of some code i wrote from what i learnt in rust tday
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JomarMilan
@JomarMilan0
Wrote a Python script serving with CGI which draws a banner for my GitHub profile's README with data from the GraphQL API! The XP and LV is based on my contribution count (public and private depending on profile settings).
khang200923
@khang2009230
Today I discovered all scrappy's reaction keywords yay, OSF, hooray, arrived, bin, raccoon, draw, art, paint, wrote, slack, pcb, onboard, circuit, kicad, easyeda, figma, 3d print, 3d printing, 3d printer, covid, singapore, canada, india, space, sleep, hardware, roshan, sampoder, vs code, vscode, woo hoo, celebrate, cooking, cooked, cook, birthday, bday, pumpkin, fall, thanksgiving, christmas, santa, snow, snowing, snowman, vercel, sunrise, sunset, google, soccer, football, car, driving, bank, shopping list, github, twitter, bot, robot, robotics, minecraft, game, npm, solder, soldering, arduino, instagram, observable, js, javascript, reactjs, python, swift, xcode, x code, swiftui, swift ui, golang, rust, deno, blender, salad, adobe, photoshop, inktober, storm, rain, dino, school, backpack, linux, hacktober, hacktoberfest, exams, exam, studying, studied, study, react, apple, cat, dog, code, hack, autumn, Happy Birthday Zach, debate, next.js, nextjs, movie, halloween, pizza, scrappy, cycle, bike, Big Sur, zoom, ship, macbook, guitar, complain, fight, cricket, vim, docker, cake, notion, fedora, replit, mask, leap, discord, /z, postgres, gatsby, prisma, graphql, product hunt, java, repl, repl.it, replit, rick roll, BrainDUMP, firefox, vivaldi, ABCO-1, nix, nixos, nixpkgs, typescript, ts, zephyr, summer, plane, train, bus, bug, debug, debugging, awesome, graph, chart, boba, bubble tea, spotify, repair, cow, doge, shibe, dogecoin, blockchain, ticket, homework, hw, piano, orpheus, chess, pr, pull request, bread, nft, hns, wahoo, aoc, advent, svelte, cold, tailwind, tailwindcss, c, squaresupply, gamelab, annoying site, redwood, redwoodjs, homebrew, stickers, club, think, thinking, cool, science, research, biology, brain, science fiction, sci-fi, mexico, food, sad, galaxy, plant, plants, picture, pictures, photography, assemble, sprig, laser, music, #C045S4393CY, 10daysinpublic, hardware party, hardware wonderland, hardware-party, days of making, winter hardware, winter, wonderland, whw, ipfs, the orpheus show, orpheus show, the orpheus podcast, orpheus podcast, podcast, quest, puzzmo, purple bubble, purplebubble, summit, summit vision, apple vision, nest.
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kimax
@kimax0
Updates on my practice project about Rubik cubes. Wrote a page about the history of the cube
JomarMilan
@JomarMilan0
I completely forgot about Scrapbook all throughout making this. OOPS! I wrote and published my first crate and command-line utility in #C0121LVV79P|, spade-serial and spade-upload ! They can upload games to a #C02UN35M7LG| or whatever device running Spade. I spent a lot of time writing the tests and documentation.. I wanted to get it right since this is my first time, so I know what to do in the future. spade-serial is the crate that does the actual work while spade-upload is the application that makes use of the crate. It's useful to me because I use Safari on my MacBook and Firefox on my other laptop, neither of which implement the Web USB API, so this provides a way for me to put games on my Sprig without installing another browser that I don't want to use. I made spade-serial into a crate because I wanted to keep the logic separate so that people could apply it in multiple places, like maybe a GUI app. The game uploaded in the video is this game. I did not create it. GitHub Repository | spade-serial on crates.io | spade-upload on crates.io
Sudarshan
@Sudarshan0
Finished login and register system for expense tracker project (RaptorExpenses). The backend is built completely in go and I have wrote the validations m6yelf.
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SkyfallWasTaken
@SkyfallWasTaken0
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CBerJun
@CBerJun0
Today 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
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Layan
@Layan0
Today: I wrote some code to make a crossnumber in Ancient Greek! Bit of a silly side project but fun!
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KavishDevar
@KavishDevar0
Been a long time since I actually posted something on here... I have made an app for android (and linux) that makes using AirPods on those operating systems way easier and better. Do you know how much Apple likes to restrict most of the features to their devices. Well, I removed the restriction! I reverse-engineered how Apple devices communicate with AirPods and wrote an app for linux and android. AirPods use the L2CAP Bluetooth protocol to communicate with apple devices. The linux version of this app has multiple scripts. One of them runs as a daemon to handle the connection, and others to handle UI, userspace, like pausing music, lowering volume, etc.. I did this so that I can have multiple applications which can talk to the AirPods without interrupting the other one. It is written purely in Python. Currently, I have made a tray application using PyQT5/6. It manages ear detection, conversational awareness, and gives me control over ANC. And, it shows the battery level too! As for the Android app, well I have attached a few images! Yes, I have tried to clone iOS's settings screen for AirPods.
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The android app was a pain to work upon. For starters, Android's bluetooth stack sent extra packets to the AirPods to check for some flow control mode. The AirPods will not respond to anything until they receive a specific handshake packet. I had to download the entire android source to test out and edit the libbluetooth_jni.so (the bluetooth stack). Then, I used my smol brain to make a few changes to the source code (and by a few changes, i mean commented a few lines)... And, it worked! Rant about Apple - Guess what- They hide their handshake packet from the PacketLogger app which allows me to view all the packets sent/received from my mac to any bluetooth device. Fortunately this was available online thanks to some other people who worked way before me. Apple even hid another packet necessary to activate Conversational Awareness and Adaptive Audio! Somehow, I got really, really, really lucky, and the packet just showed up in the PacketLogger app, shortly after which, it crashed.
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What works on the app – • Accurate battery levels • In-Ear detection – Music is automatically paused when they're taken out of ear! Plus, AirPods are removed as an available audio output device when none of the AirPods are in ear. • Conversational Awareness – Lowers volume when you start speaking! • Set Noise Control Mode – I can change the Noise Control Mode on my AirPods Pro 2! • Renaming AirPods • And a bunch of other settings extracted from the iOS/iPadOS settings page. ◦ Namely, Toggle Conversational Awareness, Toggle Loud Sound Reduction, Set Adaptive Audio Noise level, Toggle Automatic ear detection, Off listening Mode, Tone Volume, Noise Cancellation with Single AirPod, Toggle Volume Control by swiping. • And, of course, a debug screen, which lists all packets received, and even allows you to send packets! GitHub: github.com/kavishdevar/aln upvote the issue on android issue tracker so that the bug gets fixed: issuetracker.google.com/issues/371713238 :>
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Alfonso
@Alfonso0
Hello! Ever had a physics assignment that took too long for you? Ever tried using Chatgpt but the results just didn't feel right? Look no further! I'm working on a program that will solve all of your physics assignments in seconds, Pysics! The picture you're seeing is me using the functions i wrote to solve a physics assignment from my 9th grade book which i couldn't solve back in 9th grade. Also, I'm not using any external libraries to do this (other than matplotlib), not even Math or Numpy!
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HayesDombroski
@HayesDombroski0
Pretty proud of this project. I made a golang parser for apple's undocumented SEGB file format. Also wrote documentation for others to read on how the file format works. github.com/BlueFalconHD/segb
ShibamRoy
@ShibamRoy0
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Kieran
@Kieran0
made a quick program to help with my science home work! It is a simple vector math program but I wrote it myself and it defines all angles in degrees over the positive x axis counter clockwise which is what my science textbook wants but not what most online calculators use github.com/kcoderhtml/vector-tools
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EvanGan
@EvanGan0
Yesterday I revised my script to grab all user ID's on slack to sort them by most recently updated profile because join date was not accessible with the method I was using to get the ID's. I also wrote a script to grab the pronouns from each ID I got previously which I ran overnight because it took 11 hours to run due to slack's rate limits & I had to preform an individual request for every user, all 49663 of them. Here's a list of all the slack ID's in slack as of yesterday if you want:
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JamesLollback
@JamesLollback0
Wrote a code library for FTC to teach others more advanced concepts, including how to structure the robot using classes and Field-Oriented Control. github.com/jl-23929/tutorialCode
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RahulSaini
@RahulSaini0
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RahulSaini
@RahulSaini0
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iach526
@iach5260
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Silvia
@Silvia0
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Silvia
@Silvia0
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Silvia
@Silvia0
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ivan
@ivan0
Just finished the first iteration of a project where I wrote the code for FRC Team 1323's 2023 Charged Up robot in my + my team's own style. Core functions and mechanisms are simulated, with a superstructure system that allows for quick and safe transfer between different states based on the desired action, game piece, and location (based on 1323's own system). github.com/Yxhej/summer-bot/tree/central-mechs
EmreKadir
@EmreKadir0
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Keyaan
@Keyaan0
EmreKadir
@EmreKadir0
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SkyfallWasTaken
@SkyfallWasTaken0
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Tazmeen
@Tazmeen0
I'm reposting this since I added some new pieces to it (and there were a few sessions that I missed when I was linking sessions to the original scrapbook post): I, along with a few of my friends, started making a website to host our blog, Scatterbrain! The website is still under construction, and new pieces are still being added, but it can now be experienced. The link to the website is scatterbrainers.github.io/Scatterbrain. Link to the GitHub repo: github.com/scatterbrainers/Scatterbrain Note: I wrote some pieces for this blog, and I put them in separate repos. These are the links to them: github.com/TazmeenM/creativeWritingProject2 github.com/TazmeenM/creativeWritingProject3
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JaydenWeng
@JaydenWeng0
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RaghavSinha
@RaghavSinha0
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Darren
@Darren0
this concludes the work I've done on my Distributed Tokenized Attention project during Arcade I learnt NCCL and successfully implemented the Tokenized Attention multicore forwards pass, distributing across multiple GPUs; testing is still underway. I also thoroughly optimized the kernels of the single GPU version, achieving 110x speedup and 200x speedup over the CPU for forwards and backwards respectively, and I plan to continue these optimizations in the multicore GPU version. I also wrote a presentation, both for the Scrapbook and plans for a talk I was invited to. The repository is at gitlab.com/terezi/DTA/-/tree/main?ref_type=heads and the presentation is at gitlab.com/terezi/DTA/-/tree/main?ref_type=heads.
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EmreKadir
@EmreKadir0
Made a server.js that creates a few DB schema's, and API's and a simple index.html. TO DO: The server.js api's need to be connected with the index.html. And wrote a readme.md
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Copilot was used while making this project
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Github Repo: github.com/EmreKadirTiren/collaborative-bookplatform
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Vinche
@Vinche0
github.com/StrapBot/StrapBot this is a discord bot I fully wrote, in the sessions I made here I added extensibility (I would've added more but I'm on a vacation right now). its invite link is in the README and you can try out extensibility with "sb.extend"
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EmreKadir
@EmreKadir0
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MichaelAmbros
@MichaelAmbros0
github.com/SkolaOffline/skolaoffline I (and my friends) wrote a new frontend for Czech information system that is supposed to make organizing school easier. But we were annoyed by how long it takes to just take a look where is the next lesson (10 seconds of loading time), so we decided to make our own app.
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alexxino
@alexxino0
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iach526
@iach5260
SCAICT, the Student Club Information Association of Central Taiwan, is an electronic engineering club composed of schools from central Taiwan. By combining the resources of the Central District, we actively organize educational events, activities, and competitions related to information technology, with the goal of sustainable knowledge transfer. I wrote project documents I contributed to this year and deployed this docusaurus pages.Includes our Discord bot, server maintenance tips, and Discord API tutorials github.com/SCAICT/docg.scaict.org/doc
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ShamalLakshan
@ShamalLakshan0
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Tom
@Tom0
Got the Open() syscall in my OS working and i was able to read files. I also wrote a little hex display thing
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