johncole

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Wild that you can use LLM's to design semiconductor chips.

Long story short, most of my projects have been in backend and hardware. I know python really well. I have built a few crude, functional apps in Flask.

I now want to build a full blown webapp. However . . . I don't know any front end.

What's your experience with Anvil?

Nice work!

This is a fantastic KS project, I love his resources and whenever I have a CV project I end up reading a post of his.

Had to look it up.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effec...

As someone self taught in a lot of things, definitely don't know what you don't know.

Best comment I have read all day.

I wonder if the same engineers also refuse to work on the strategic partnership with the PRC?

Nice to see this is a problem in other countries as well. Reminiscent of the f35

Maybe this should have gone under "ShowHN" but I had to write up something that would put a load on the Raspberry Pi for testing, so I made a few scripts and a page to share it with others!

It might be, we could look at it.

Good question. We need to be able to install offline with a USB drive.

Historically these groups and thoughts ebb and flow, along with demographic and economic changes. And historicaly speaking, right now, the level of political violence in the US is quite low. Compared to other periods like the 10s the 30s and the 60s this is super mild. This is how a healthy democracy works. We talk, we fight politically, we write articles in the Atlantic, we move forward.

I could have used this advice 10 years ago. This is a great article to pass on to folks new to the working world. I don't know what other working environments are like, but I appreciate people that keep the venting to a minimum. You can easily frame yourself as the complainer, deserved or not, if you use this one too much.

Worst graphic ever.

Thank you Troy!

Never thought of it this way, but year, it's a lot easier to get started with.

Vex is great, I won't trash that platform. The GoPiGo has a lot more depth on programming, and has quite a few projects.

You can hook this robot, the GoPiGo, up to a Raspberry Pi Zero as well: http://www.dexterindustries.com/projects/gopigo-raspberry-pi... and a video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxZVe_N9Tbk&t=236s

That's a GREAT idea. I think if this is popular, we'll do that, and include an install script to handle all the command line stuff we added in.

I wrote this, just documenting what I was doing as I went along, but you're absolutely right, it could use a branch and install script.

I love this podcast. I am always torn with so many startup podcasts coming out. On one hand, they are kind of inspirational and entertaining. On the other they are kind of startup porn, only showing successes, and only from the successful founders pov. It's sort of mind candy I save for doing the books or cleaning up.

It looks like a new Raspberry Pi 2+ is coming soon; maybe for industrial uses and supply chain reasons.

Sort of a tangent but I agree in the character generation from working. I had it too, and I appreciate having had it. I wonder if this really is part of the reason for later launches for millenials.

What should we be considering here?

>>In this song, the emcee articulates and presents math from various, relatively advanced perspectives, while using the context of a nerdy professor giving advise to an embattled Mathematics Major student who must finish his assignments soon, and practice harder.

This is Seeed Studio, they've created three other projects that have gone pretty well (judging by feedback on their comments). https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/seeed

Seems like it's on its way to the stretch goal.

+1. I read an anthropology article years ago that helped explain this from an evolutionary point of view. Men tended to make strong bonds with a few men for life, while women tended to have more mobility in their bonding. Men needed intense trusting relationships that their lives depended on: if you're going to organize and go hunt big animals, you needed to trust those you went with. Women needed different things during different periods of their lives. Vulnerability really is the need for community to help raise children. So you made friends maybe before you had children, then different friends who were also raising children, then you made different friends and had different relationships when you were finally a grandparent and not having children yourself.

And so you're just focusing on breathing? Like you're directing your active thoughts towards thinking those words, and thinking about breathing. Is that correct?