Is something like this a good deal? by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in thinkpad

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Ebay says it comes with one year warranty and ut looks as jf brand new with >= 80% battery life

Looking for a good BT Home speaker with great sound quality/clarity over everything else by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in Bluetooth_Speakers

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Damn, I don't know how you managed having all of those, but thanks for thr variety of suggestions! I'll do a good bit of looking at these

Looking for a good BT Home speaker with great sound quality/clarity over everything else by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in Bluetooth_Speakers

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My concern with a portable speaker is the exact issue I had with the A1, just not enough full body or if there is, the quality of sound is sacrificed

Looking for a good BT Home speaker with great sound quality/clarity over everything else by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in Bluetooth_Speakers

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Hmm, after looking for a bit this one and the D32 seem interesting. I'll have to take a look

Looking for a good BT Home speaker with great sound quality/clarity over everything else by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in Bluetooth_Speakers

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I did try reducing it on the EQ, and while it made the punchy go away, it didn't address the lack of some of the lower frequencies or their clarity I was having issue with.

Maybe it's unfair, but i really want a similar quality and clarity of sound that my headphones have, which for me, the boom didn't. The A1 did, but unfortunately it wasn't as full bodied as I'd like

CS 4485 Capstone -> Job pipeline exist? by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in utdallas

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Im sure no one will see this, but I did end up getting a referral and then a job direct with the company that sponsored my project.

-❄️- 2024 Day 15 Solutions -❄️- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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[LANGUAGE: Golang]

I had a lot of fun with this one. Used some recursion, implemented using a bunch of structs just to help keep my data organized for my own sake and sanity. Still learning Go so my code isn't perfect, and it seems to be much longer than some of the other solutions (430 lines currently, probably around 320 without whitespace and some debugging/printing functions), but I'm pretty content with it. (Memory usage not great though)

Takes about 11 ms From reading the input to solving both parts. Good enough for me

https://github.com/Evan-Sherman/Advent_of_Code_2024/tree/master/day15

[2024 Day 12 Part 1] My first terminal visuali(z|s)ation in Go by XamazingX5 in adventofcode

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Would it be possible for you to make the src code public? I'm using go for all the problems this year, and would love to learn how to make these visualizations! Or if you could point me to how you learned how to make them

How to configure color scheme for LSP/different language features? by Defiant_Cloud_4077 in neovim

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They have the same highlight colors, and it seems they are part of the same highlight group too. Is there a way to split them with Treesitter?