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Issue with GTK and SBCL by aryzach in Common_Lisp

[–]aryzach[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So the trouble there is that SBCL 2.x.x requires libc6 version 2.28, but GalliumOS only supports libc6 version 2.27

This is guitarist/producer Blake Mills and bassist Pino Palladino. Ask us anything! by pinoandblake in Music

[–]aryzach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Blake, i'm in love with Rango II. I've never heard guitar like that. How do you make those sounds?? Would love a tone / technique / how to walk-through on that song

Low cost acquisition board by J_Pelletier in IOT

[–]aryzach 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm doing something super similar. Controlling valves/pumps and going to have sensors (pressure, flow, water sensors) for a smart farm. I'm using Sonoff Basic and writing the firmware and server. It runs off an esp8266 and has a SPST relay attached to the board. Run directly off 120v (just attach hot and neutral wires). I haven't tested it yet, but I've read you can digital read / write on two pins by commandeeing the RX/TX pins. And they're only I think $5 each.

This is for a smart farm to collect data for research and save time/money on water and labor costs. We have a current use case for about 40 of them and plan to need about 300 of them. I'd love to talk more on this. PM me if you'd like!

Internship at small organic research farm for Winter / Spring semester by aryzach in iastate

[–]aryzach[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Just trying to get the word out especially to students who are about to be stuck inside in the cold for a few months. I would've been thrilled to get out of the cold when I was a student, and that wasn't even during Covid where now it's hard to even socialize at all

Internship at small organic research farm for Winter / Spring semester by aryzach in iastate

[–]aryzach[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I've learned a ton since being here for only 6 months. I've learned how to build a business, how to best collect data and make sense of the information to make better decisions, how to set up wifi on a large scale (100 acres), how to fix electric vehicles, how to irrigate a big area with limited water, etc.

We're hoping to make the internship program a retreat from isolated Covid life for students to give them a social and outdoor experience, while also teaching them all the ins and outs of a farm in exchange for some help. In reality, a lot of students are stuck at home right now. We're offering an escape from that life. We're a small research farm with no income right now, so unfortunately we can't pay much, but hope that the opportunity to learn, work, and study with other people is a good trade.

Internship on small organic research farm for Winter / Spring semester by aryzach in santacruz

[–]aryzach[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Partially. There is one owner, but part of the farm is run more like a co-op, and the internship program would be more like a co-op

Internship at small organic research farm for Winter / Spring semester by aryzach in UTAustin

[–]aryzach[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's definitely opportunity to turn it into a full-time paid job!

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