React gives you boxes to put stuff into but you decide what to put into them. Then React ensures that you can change what’s in those boxes without breaking anything. That’s the power of component abstraction.
React gives you boxes to put stuff into but you decide what to put into them. Then React ensures that you can change what’s in those boxes without breaking anything. That’s the power of component abstraction.
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- This is my son please make him a rock star
- here you go.
- great maybe a polititian?
- here you go (gives President of USA)
- Great perhaps President of Ireland instead?
- No I can't do that.
- But you did POTUS?
- I checked and I didn’t do POTUS? I only did a rock star.The mentioned bridge failed because it was not designed for the particular input of the ship collision. Same applies for software.
Hardware, time, entropy, users are all inputs. Software and inputs could be the same but some entropy change, or hardware aging could still result in failed output. Isn’t it also failure of the software?
Now I'll check it when I work on this next time. Probably in the upcoming days. ( Still my current protoboard would be only a tad bit better )
Now I'll check it when I work on this next time. Probably in the upcoming days. ( Still my current protoboard would be only a tad bit better )
I am planning to replace the amp with a Pam84xx and switch to a smaller/thinner speaker to save space. I may also add a nfc reader module to add nfc card music. Probably card will include a url to download music file.
Also my protoboard based solution is finicky. I starded building a pcb, however as this is my first pcb project I am taking it real slow.
Perhaps I can open a git repo to document share what I have.
I am open for suggestions for features.
I worked with enterprise message bus loggers in semiconductor manufacturing context wherein we had thousands of participants on the message bus. It generated something like 300-400 megabytes per hour. Despite the insane volume we made this work really well using just grep and other basic CLI tools.
The logs were mere time series of events. Figuring out the detail about specific events (e.g. a list of all the tools a lot visited) required writing queries into the Oracle monster. You could derive history from the event logs if you had enough patience & disk space, but that would have been very silly given the alternative option. We used them predominantly to establish a casual chain between events when the details are still preliminary. Identifying suspects and such. Actually resolving really complicated business usually requires more than a perfectly detailed log file.
And loosely related, I also dislike log interfaces like elk stack. They make following track of events really hard. Most of the time you do not know what you are loooking for, just a vauge understanding of why you are looking into the logs. So a line passed 3 micro seconds ago maybe your euraka moment, where no search could identify , just intuition and following logs diligently can.
esp32+sdcard reader+gc9a01 lcd and a pcm5102a+xh-a232 (overkill 30W! solution! Will replace in time)
Add some 3d printed enclosure and you are done. I am currently vibe coding a UI into it. I am planning to cram in adsp Bluetooth speaker support and some web config, maybe ota updates..
2020s: ha! with some advanced probabilistic models, we may be able to deduce something about what is being typed behind one of our layers of encryption, let's sent 100 packets per keystroke to mitigate that