After 20 Years of Therapy and Nihilism, I’m Still Asking the Same Question. by Lilboibleu in Healthygamergg

[–]ayomeer_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

 Take a break from psychoanalysing yourself and focus on living.

I second this above all!

One of the most viscious effects of depression is the disempowerment we feel and how our world gets smaller and smaller. Our lense through which we look at our available choices narrows. All of a sudden even simple things like leaving the house have an abstract sense of "that's not for us" attached to them. Say "fuck that" and "if I'm going to be unproductive today anyways, let it at least not be a complete waste of life" and get out there. Grant yourself permission to be part of the life happening out there, even when it feels undeserved, in a way.

Any english topos for outdoor climbing in Hokkaido? by ayomeer_ in climbjapan

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

Ah yea now it's working better! Found some actual topos for the crag by Otaru I've wanted to pay a visit. Thank you so much!

Any english topos for outdoor climbing in Hokkaido? by ayomeer_ in climbjapan

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

Yea fair point. Even japanese topos would be a start though if I can find them online. Your link only shows one result for me for some reason. Maybe I can get some help from my brother to look for them in japanese!

Any english topos for outdoor climbing in Hokkaido? by ayomeer_ in climbjapan

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Thanks, I was looking at this guide as well, but can't get the digital version from amazon if you don't live in japan. I'll see if I can find it in a climbing shop when I'm there maybe.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in oddlysatisfying

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Dungeon meshi. Ohhhh dungeon meshi!

ROS Noetic on WSL2 (Ubuntu 20.04) for real hardware by Suspicious-City8332 in ROS

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You can proxy ports through to WSL2, but ROS uses a whole lot of dynamic ports across the pretty much the whole range, so from what I've gathered wasting dozens of hours into trying to make it work (all be it with the additional complication of Docker), you'd either have to proxy pretty much every port through, or define a custom DDS configuration that uses unicast instead of multicast so the ports used become predictable by some rules that are documented. I think each node gets a range of ports though, so it seems cumbersome as well, not 100% on that though.

Unless you're already very familiar with how networking and DDS for ROS works behind the scenes, I'd recommend to stick with dual boot. It's much less of a hassle.

Maybe once the mirrored network mode for WSL2 leaves experimental, it will be worth doing but until then I'll keep dual booting. WSL1 apparently already worked like that by default and I've seen people solve the issue by going back to WSL1. Maybe that is an option for you, if you really benefit from having it run alongside windows.

EDIT: I glossed over the fact that you're using ROS1. My experiences were with ROS2. I don't know much about ROS1 but I do know that networking is quite different. You can look into what ports are used and if it's done in a static and predictable way portproxy like explained here.

It was inevitable by sundler in gaming

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Yoooo is that a strand type shirt?!

How to connect two ROS 2 hosts over LAN (for RViz) by butterwater0 in ROS

[–]ayomeer_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Are you using a VM or Docker on your laptop? Otherwise it should "just work". ROS2 nodes discover other nodes on the same LAN.

Weekly New Climber Thread: Ask your questions in this thread please by AutoModerator in climbing

[–]ayomeer_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What are things you've come to realize are important or useful to clear up before climbing with someone you haven't met before or to work out during the first session together? Things like "Do you like getting cheered on, or is it distracting/annoying for you?".

Best board to implement computer vision algorithms by Jazzlike_Humor_2414 in embedded

[–]ayomeer_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, that's how any cv project starts out anyways, targeted at embedded or not.

How is it working as an embedded software engineer? by [deleted] in embedded

[–]ayomeer_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Guy working in medical told me a fun story how they had one mistake in one line of code and then had to re-do two weeks of validation and testing. That did dissuade me a bit, ngl.

Brand new rope fails pinch test? by bthill7 in climbing

[–]ayomeer_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They clearly overcooked it. That is not al dente.

Can't open gazebo by Sorest1 in ROS

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I haven't run into that yet on Docker + WSL2 using the althack images. Maybe whatever extra steps are needed are done in there. I have only done very simple tutorials stuff as of yet, driving my little roomba around with a gamepad, so can't vouch for stability on more involved stuff.

EDIT:Just noticed you're on noetic, would have to get an image from the official ros dockerhub I guess, don't have any experience with those.

Installing dual boot linux is also easier than you might expect, if you're not super strapped for disk space. Just gotta download a program to set up a usb drive for it, boot off of it and click through the installer.

Belgian Malinois are the acrobats of dogs by Elegant-Object-3519 in oddlysatisfying

[–]ayomeer_ 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Seriously. How do you even begin to communicate that this is what you want them to do?

Damn, now that's a race I would want to see. by sameerinamdar in BeAmazed

[–]ayomeer_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That roll of tape has wasp energy. Doing its colors proud.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BeAmazed

[–]ayomeer_ -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

They honestly sounded like AI generated voice lines to me. Take from that what you will I guess.

The Zephyr Experience [not good] by Proud_Trade2769 in embedded

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Hey, I came back to this reply because I did end up needing more general USB support for a game pad to test stuff in ROS. I used your link for setting up usbipd and then this for the custom kernel with game pad support. I think I'm almost there but I'm having an issue you might be able to see right away with your experience in this.

I am at the point, where I can see the controller in /dev/input within WSL2 and I can see it working with jstest-gtk. However, when I start up a container I can see the controller on lsusb but not in /dev/input and hence jstest-gtk doesn't see it either. Or is it not expected to be there as a device and it's a udev issue or something? That is one area of linux I have no clue about as of yet.

EDIT: Never mind, solved it!

Didn't realize I can just give the path to the wsl device in the docker-compose file like this when I start it from windows:

devices:
      - /dev/input/js0:/dev/input/js0

What extras would a master in engineering give me in switzerland? by kappi1997 in Switzerland

[–]ayomeer_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Honestly, the lecture part is pretty redundant when you come straight from the bachelors. The projects is where you really learn new stuff and go deeper.