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A new high water mark for R T F A.


Can't use the Twitter links if you don't have a Twitter account. Also, why make the user click away when they're trying to understand if your product does something interesting, and why do they need an account on an unrelated service when an image/gif embed would get the message across in 5 seconds?


There are many workarounds like xcancel and nitter.net and xcancel.com that have been operating for a couple of years now. This is Hacker News, not Consumer Reports.


By that point I've lost interest in the project. Not a very good elevator pitch if you're losing people before they even see what it looks like.


"I guess I'm asking for a "Convince me to try it" style review of juice" Notice this is about juicessh becoming unusable and no longer having any support. That should satisfy you.


90 years ago there were about seven million farmers in the US. There are now less than two million.


Is that farm hands, or farm operators? What about corps, how do you calibrate that? Is a corp a "person" or does it count for more? My point is that maybe the definition of "farmer" is being pushed to far, as is the notion of "developer". "Prompt engineer"? Are you kidding me about that? Prompts being about as usefully copyrighted / patentable as a white paper. Do you count them as "engineers" because they say so?

I get your point, hope you get mine: we have less legal entities operating as "farms". If vibe coding makes you a "developer", working on a farm in an operating capacity makes you a "farmer". You might profess to be a biologist / agronomist, I'm sure some owners are, but doesn't matter to me whether you're the owner or not.

The numbers of nonsupervisory operators in farming activities have decreased using the traditional definitions.


When I got to auto[ssid, etc in main.c it became clear the sophistication/excursion from the typical Esp32 code centerline is at many levels. Thanks for sharing!


The OP says early he only needs 10us.


Sweet!


"By the early 1970s, DRAM was standard in virtually all computers."

Perfect bullshit.



What boggles my mind is the notion of running an RP2040 at 300mhz.


They over-clock really well. The guy who got DVI running on the RP2040 [1] had it clocking at 372MHz when doing 720p30.

[1] https://github.com/Wren6991/PicoDVI


54 years after I was mystified trying to parse the use of "student" for this, here is the answer. Cool!


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