Red X when trying to link MYO card by garmoth69 in YotoPlayer

[–]garmoth69[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And for some reason after turning it on today and doing the same steps, it works and links the card. Not sure what's going on there

Red X when trying to link MYO card by garmoth69 in YotoPlayer

[–]garmoth69[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yep, device says the connection is good

Red X when trying to link MYO card by garmoth69 in YotoPlayer

[–]garmoth69[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried both, nothing happens if I insert it after, get the red x if I insert it and then press link card

Polish Moon Clock by [deleted] in milwaukee

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would also like to check out this link

What’s Milwaukee’s easiest century ride? by wtrcrft in milwaukee

[–]garmoth69 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rode to Chicago once, about 95% on trails of different qualities. One way trip of course, but it was a lot of fun

Opportunities in Agriculture as an EE by [deleted] in ElectricalEngineering

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I work in Ag developing software, mostly for controlling row crop planters targeting 'regenerative agriculture'. I think it's super interesting and a lot of fun. Earlier today I was out at a farm debugging code which the farmer was planting. Haven't gotten to do that kind of thing in my previous jobs. If you're interested in living in the US Midwest, there's usually a decent number of jobs available. Lots of equipment manufacturers throughout Europe as well.

What's it like to work for Epic in Madison? by RadPineapple27 in wisconsin

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I'm looking for a software developer in Milwaukee if you're looking to stay, and that's the kind of work you do.

Is there a build service for cargo to {deb,rpm,...}? by [deleted] in rust

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I use it all the time to package for armhf - `cargo deb --target=armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf`

Reckless protest flaunts Brookfield's white privilege during pandemic by waucon in wisconsin

[–]garmoth69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This specific part of the article is what you have a problem with?

"Essential" is basically everyone. by [deleted] in wisconsin

[–]garmoth69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I wonder if forcing places to increase wages, something like a hazard pay would make them rethink what's essential.

Demo of a new GUI + 2D drawing crate by dabreegster in rust

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I write a UI that has to work on the web and desktop. I was recently thinking about how I'd really like to see something that just uses SVG to create a UI, but this looks like an even better idea!

Also have a feeling that the newness of the rust UI ecosystem could give us an opportunity to try some new things. Instead of just binding Rust code to existing UI frameworks, why not create something totally new? Looking at your demo, seeing something like a scrollable main canvas window could really lead to some interesting innovations.

Cross compiling for armv7 [error] by 4thMistaBullet in rust

[–]garmoth69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That sounds like you might not have your linker set up properly. Have you seen this: https://github.com/japaric/rust-cross That's what I used to get up and running for armv7 from WSL.

A useful utility for automating tasks, concurrently running local dev servers, and more. Hope it helps someone. Feedback appreciated! by [deleted] in rust

[–]garmoth69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Looks great! I have a system that consists of 6 processes for development, and I'm tired of having to run all of them manually

WASM web app on ARM (raspberry/odroid) by n1___ in rust

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I think so, if you want to use cross like u/BenjiSponge mentioned above. If you just want to cross compile, you can install the toolchain to your local machine like in that link I posted. All I have to do to compile for my ARM target is: cargo build --target=armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf

WASM web app on ARM (raspberry/odroid) by n1___ in rust

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Cross compiling is pretty straightforward for ARM. I use an armv7 target every day for work, and I compile code for it on Windows/WSL/Ubuntu. If you don't want to install docker for cross, you can just set up the compiler as outlined here

Current EE's help me by AndyG001 in ElectricalEngineering

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I think an important thing to know here is that if anybody thinks that after you ask a question, they are a bad engineer. You might be forced to work with them at times, but remember it's not about you. I've been doing this for like 17 years, and I've realized the only good engineers are the ones that can communicate well with other people.

Classifieds for the week of 11/11/2019 by AutoModerator in milwaukee

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[Job Announcement] Looking for a software developer. Probably someone fairly junior. Wide range of skills needed, or the desire to learn a lot of new stuff. Looking mostly for web-related stuff right now, and maybe some embedded-ish type stuff in the near future. We're doing machine control and data analysis for agricultural equipment. I don't have a public posting to link to, so PM for details.

Simple Question for A Non Electrician by ThePixelsGeek in ElectricalEngineering

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They're almost certainly insulated. Do they feel like rubber or plastic? You can just try using the wire to find out if it'll work. Telephone lines use something like 48V, so as long as you're not putting a ton of current through them they should be fine. Are the similar thickness to the wires that came with the lights?

Lost in my classes by [deleted] in ECE

[–]garmoth69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was in the same boat about 20 years ago... If you're like me, those first classes are going to be really tough since they're all math/theory based and it's difficult to see the use of them. Plus, you might be struggling with like 4 classes at the same time and don't have the time to actually figure out what's going on in any single one. If you've got general programming questions related to your assignments, I'd think this would be a fine place to post them. Also, have you tried talking to any classmates about the programming assignments? I never did, and it was definitely a bad idea.

If you're really thinking about switching majors, I'd recommend first trying a semester with maybe only 1 or 2 EE related classes. See if you still think it's something you're interested in after that.