@hex42:50days: day 27!!
new keyboard switches arrived today! took the opportunity to disassemble [glyph], clean it out, and apply some mods (foam + tape!). also spent far too long fighting with QMK, but Claude I eventually figured out how to fix the joysticks! the keyboard sounds super nice now :D tried to fix steam on my machine in preparation for unbeatable's release tomorrow (!!!) - for some reason it randomly started crashing
(also gave up on AoC :hs:)
@tacy6days 17 and 18 of 50 days to 2026!
Today was a happy day! All the parts for my split keyboard finally arrived and I got to assemble it! I somehow managed to only desolder 4 caps with my fat fingers when soldering the header pins on but thankfully after removing them completely the boards still work just fine.
Yesterday and today I also did a bunch of work in my homelab migrating things over to my oracle server and just generally tidying things up. My homelab is slowly nixifying which I'm very happy about :)
@Mikuel0:spinny-dog: DAY 07/50 :spinny-dog:
• I might have convinced my parents to let me go to Moonshot, they will decide once more information is released :)
• The filament dryer and calipers from SOM have arrived!
• I attempted to study but kept daydreaming and I've studied about nothing for tomorrow's exams
@Azzy-U08PLHD4L2J050 days challenge ❄️ Daily update <#C097HD35F8B|> | Streak: 6 days!
I crashed most of the day today because I'm sick and have a headache + cough, so I didn't get much accomplished. I packed stuff to deliver to people who attended my city's Daydream a while back (shipments for custom stickers and merch just arrived) and met with my interns for an independent research project, though!
Pic of nice bread I had 🙂
@Neon0today i did:
• Boston trip with @afonso(fonz) , @3kh0 and @louisa
• walking 🥀 🥀 🥀
• F1 racing (do NOT ever let me drive in a car vro)
• Walking more i think
• Uhhh Mexican food (burrito was fire )
• ~missed the fucking escape room~
• Arrived late
• Did the scape room and almost got it (fun fact it takes more then 4 Hackclubbers to read a clock 🥀)
• Walk / eat insomnia
• Google store + Apple Store + Tesla
• Eat Chick-fil-A :3
• I go back via train lol
• also did some code at 4am 🔥 🔥 🔥
@zakkbob0My solder submission arrived! Now, just waiting for the kit
@RobC(M1)0completely forgot to put my hacker card on scrapbook
still hasn't arrived, but i need the arcade points
@TheScientist1010Thank you to @zrl for sending me stickers! The fire one is so cool, it’s like reflective and a different material. I humbly accept your curse to visit hw within the next 3 years. Again, thanks so much, your act of kindness made my week!
@Jeremy0I built my #blot robot, which arrived on Wednesday! Unfortunately, one of the stepper motor driver boards is broken, so hopefully the replacement arrives soon!
@AdamMiller0This is a submission for the HackClub Arcade. I created a C++ Program that simulates the realistic operation of a normal post office with virtual people. This project was created in Replit's Integrated Development Environment. This program simulates the line at the post office. Customers are able to enter the post office at any time during the 480 minute day. They arrive at intervals of 1 to 5 minutes, and each customer has a task to handle with the postal employee. The task time can take between 1 and 4 minutes. With only one employee working, if the employee is helping another customer, all entering customers will be placed in line and helped in the order in which they arrived. This simple concept is illustrated using a queue to hold the time at which each customer arrives and a simple state machine to flag the status of the employee as either busy or available. All of this is contained in a while loop that runs for 480 iterations to simulate the length of a business day. If there is anyone left in the queue at the end of the 480 iterations, they are simply de-queued until the queue is empty. This program also uses an additional C++ file to hold all of the functions associated with the main method. Things to display at the closing of the doors would be total number of people processed, longest wait time, shortest wait time, average wait time, average task time, and how many customers are left at the door. This was a fun exercise to improve my logical programming skills while replicating a long experience that I recently had at a similar establishment. Repository Link: github.com/AdamCodes2023/Post-Office-Simulation-C-Code.git Replit Workspace: replit.com/@AdamMiller6/Post-Office-Simulation?v=1
#arcade #scrapbook #c-and-cpp
@karmanyaahm0Chessbot controlboard PCBs arrived from JLC today and I was able to assemble one enough to have one axis moving!!!
@iUnstable00Day 2
Tried out this new IDE (cursor.com) and I really like it. I might switch over from VSCode.
Added a visible property to my display framework for my trial project to set a component’s visibility.
My new soldering lead just arrived today, so I finished soldering the rest of the components for my musical Tesla coil project! I still need to 3D print the body and buy some magnet wires though.
@Amber0For the last three months, me and 2 friends have been working on an interactive planetarium show as part of our final XR Design assessment. Now that it's complete, I'd like to present......... THE BLACK DOME!
The Black Dome is a short animated planetarium show where Fleeb, a teacher, takes his class back to 1348 - when the Black Death arrived in England.
The interactive part of this is a website where the audience get to vote on what they want Fleeb to talk about.
Here's a video showcase. The first 2 and a bit minutes you can see the project in action in a simulated dome. The remaining time is us breaking down the project and discussing different aspects of it. youtu.be/rLW9x-yicfU
We were unfortunately not able to get the voice lines we recorded in before our deadline but they'll be coming to an update soon.
This project has been so fun to work on, but so exhausting too!
Some tech used: Blender, Unity, C#, websockets, Bun, Express, will power & plot armour
Until next time, live laugh & love Fleeb!
@cupcakes0Missing blot parts arrived! :tw_lower_left_paintbrush:
@ShaanDuggal0I created a Hacker Card PCB for the Onboard you ship we ship project. It finally arrived.
@AlwaysBusy0Just arrived and came out so gooooooddd!!!
@KarthickArun0Keyboard and usb c to micro adapter has finally arrived with 1 day delivery from Amazon edit : for my raspberry pi build to actually use one of my raspberry pi’s since got a lot of old ones laying around and also gonna post the final build
@brunoblaise0After a very long time of waiting finally my pcbs card just arrived :)
@cupcakes0#10-days-in-public mystery fudge arrived! i
@Scott1700Day 1 of #10-days-in-public!
I arrived home late due to track, but got to work on learning pcb design! I followed the hackercard from #onboard and it was really helpful it getting me used to the software! I will be experimenting more, but here is my finished schematic for day 1
I think i put in a wrong component so ill fix that lol
@tacy6r1x70 has arrived for my first major hardware project, "project amber waves"
@tacy6My blot arrived today! starting work on recording an unboxing and overview as well as an in depth tutorial! :youtube-logo:
@karmanyaahm0My 3d printer arrived!!!!!!!!!! Literally sooooo excited
@jaspermayone0HCB Card Arrived today! Lots of hackathon planning and such today.
@Sean0I ordered a flipper zero, and it arrived today. So I'm now writing an application in C (with basically no documentation) in order to create some Shortcuts for my tv remote.
Once I finish this, I'm gonna make something that allows me to transfer files over IR
@Cheru0thought i might as well post what i did yesterday to get into a habit of scrapping!
did some genuinely fun physics (1), had a meeting with @DaisyReyes-U046V3EK56W working on revamping HCB documentation (2), & had a call with @zoyashussain where we discussed starting/joining an frc team among other things (3). also, my PCBs arrived (4)!
@Sean0A wait lamp arrived for my traffic light. It's completely unwired though. (I'm currently thinking neopixels + a serial link back to the main MC)
@msw0I made some USB hubs! I’ve been working on the design since @hugo.y.hu935 gave an #onboard workshop at Outernet. I made the schematic and PCB layout about a week ago, and the actual fabricated boards arrived yesterday– so quick!
Next step is to test them out, but they look like they’re all connected correctly. After I confirm they work I’ll put a making-of post in #onboard for other people who want to do stuff with USBs
@Sean0I arrived in croatia yesterday for a holiday. Day 1s photos
@sampoder0We’re seven weeks out from Outernet! It’s time to make the event a reality. I arrived in Vermont tonight and thought it’d be nice to start a video diary of the event’s behind-the-scenes, here’s “Episode Zero”.@toonnongaeoy0I got a package from the HQ. at first, I thought it wasn’t go to the my home but it arrived safely.
@Ruien0My mailman apparently has a questionable definition of the word mailbox
