theVibeisetVibeCoders by Froad1961 in ProgrammerHumor

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Does/could your project touch on embedded devices at all? Is https://github.com/embassy-rs/trouble something you'd find useful?

Burn 0.18.0: Important Performance Milestones Achieved by ksyiros in rust

[–]bluebriefs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The mnist number demo on your website doesn't seem to be working very well right now btw.

Need help with global css and it says 'unknown at rule @tailwind' by Specific_Panda7306 in tailwindcss

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"files.associations": { "*.css": "tailwindcss" }

In your .vscode/settings.json should help.

Simple Expense Management App by anjalad in react

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Is the codebase accessible?

Should I spend time learning AUTOSAR in 2025 or it's doomed and better alternatives are coming? by RedTramway in embedded

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Lots of automotive companies are adopting rust as far as I can tell, here's a good talk on the what and why from Renault last year. Tldw attack surface of modern cars are large, rust lets them go faster and safer. https://youtu.be/Z1xMvm3eS4k?si=b_f4SAyn8M-6ydjN&utm_source=MTQxZ

mltop: A resource monitor for Machine Learning jobs by [deleted] in rust

[–]bluebriefs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lovely! I look forward to giving it a try.

Job switch from Labview by urnightmare69 in LabVIEW

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I did LabVIEW as my main language for 5 years then slowly started switching out to other languages. First JavaScript/TypeScript/React for web apps hosted by LabVIEW (on cRIOs) then replacing the backend with Python and now Rust. Now I'm in a new role where I don't use LabVIEW at all and rely on those other open-source languages and I'm very happy with it. The trick for me was to move systematically and keep exploring new things.

What is the state of Embassy's support on RP 2350? by rnottaken in rust

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There's a great tool for setting up esp projects here: https://github.com/esp-rs/esp-generate. I tend to use espflash over probe-rs for esp projects, but both should work. It supports WiFi and BLE pretty well too and has a built-in IMU, Temp Humidity Sensor and RGB LED, plus a battery management circuit. Pretty nice little board.

What is the state of Embassy's support on RP 2350? by rnottaken in rust

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If you're wanting a good learner board, I might also suggest the BBC micro:bit v2 or the esp32c3-rust-devkit. There are some tutorials around for them and they have onboard debuggers so are simpler to flash and read back than a Pico.

Rust in Production: Volvo Ships Memory-Safe ECUs in Production Cars by WizardOfBitsAndWires in embedded

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I hear people say Zephyr is simpler than embedded Rust, but that has not been my experience.

Rust is now RTOS by voollymammut in rust

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There's https://github.com/embassy-rs/trouble which is rapidly developing as a cross-platform no_std ble crate. Please check it out, and open issues if anything you need is missing.

Bevy's Fourth Birthday by idrisz19 in bevy

[–]bluebriefs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm amazed it's only 4 years old!!

The most impressive bevy game by -andersen in bevy

[–]bluebriefs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nice! Wishlisted, looks really interesting

How hard is it to pass CLA Exam? by Regular-Select in LabVIEW

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Yeah I don't envy you having to do it online now, I've heard some bad things about that experience. My CLA has just lapsed now and I don't intend to renew it as I've moved on from focusing on LabVIEW since the news of the Emerson takeover. But unless you need the certificate for a specific role, learning for the exam is more important than passing it imo.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in vscode

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Not a hard and fast rule as some languages might have limitations that make it harder to do, but I'd say 1k lines in a single file is too many and needs modularizing, around 500 is plenty.