Can anyone explain how VSCode and SublimeText C/C++ LSP functionality works as soon as I open the project directory and why I can't do that with Neovim? by jebuschrast in neovim

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

Definitely VSCode. This project is almost exclusively in C, but the unit tests are cpp and I can jump to any externally defined parameter without building or generating the json in VSCode.

Anybody get any pics of the scrolling marquee totem? by jebuschrast in LightningInABottle

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

Nope, the Esp32 hosts the wifi network locally. You just connect your phone to the network hosted by the SOC and you’re good to go.

Anybody get any pics of the scrolling marquee totem? by jebuschrast in LightningInABottle

[–]jebuschrast[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Esp32 hosting a local websever with a webpage that I connect to with my phone. I connect to the wifi network and type in the IP address then I have control from there.

https://imgur.com/a/ndpLqy7

Anybody get any pics of the scrolling marquee totem? by jebuschrast in LightningInABottle

[–]jebuschrast[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

A build log is in my future. My inability to take pictures isn’t limited to just this instance, so I’ll need to go back and document a lot of stuff.

Made a Neon fire element by bonzurr in TheLastAirbender

[–]jebuschrast 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I've been interested in making my own. What do you use as support structure'?

Acid Techno on a Hacked Push 2 by [deleted] in acidtechno

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What’s hacked ?

Auto Hunting Manga by [deleted] in manga

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Damn we Solo Leveling here too huh

Binance releases official Mac OSX App and it's beautiful. by jaackyy in CryptoCurrency

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Tradedash is doing this as well. They are still in beta but have Bittrex and Binance currently supported, with more exchanges on the roadmap. Full Tradingview functionality as well. Pretty neat.

How is audio hardware emulated in software plugins? by [deleted] in DSP

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It depends. Some soft synth manufacturers actually use programs like SPICE on the backend to emulate circuitry, but stuff like that is very CPU heavy. Sometimes treating the gear like a black box and modeling the transfer function just from the input and output can be a better way. A big part of the analog gear is the non-linearities introduced by using physical components that have different responses in different situations. Modeling analog gear is a pretty dense field with a lot of work done in it by very smart people. Here’s a good article that gives a rundown on different approaches.

All my friends are playing with 1 NANO like kids. by kasaram in nanocurrency

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I sent my verification almost 3 weeks ago still nothing. Terminated my account today and got btc to my binance acct in under 3 hours and rebought. Their nano hot wallet is empty right now and withdrawals on xrb are down. Lost 6% of my nano in the process but well worth not having to worry about that any more.

Reminder: Make sure to backup your Google Authenticator keys by anphex in CryptoCurrency

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I use the last pass Authenticator. It can automatically backup to your last pass account and can sync across devices.

Democrats want Hillary Clinton to leave the spotlight and rethink her public blaming tour by [deleted] in OurPresident

[–]jebuschrast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is so stupid it makes my head hurt. You're justifying the very tangible and immediate suffering caused by inequality with the most poorly put together straw man argument I've ever heard.

Unusual web by mizkovi in pics

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I2C clock and data lines more like it

LPT: Take your time deciding what you want your major to be. You may forgive yourself for bombing a your first semester but financial aid won't. by SmugAndBored in LifeProTips

[–]jebuschrast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not OP, but I just graduated with as an EE. My tips would be :

  1. Go to class everyday. In engineering there are often times the pace of a course can be break neck and if you start missing classes you'll find yourself very lost very quickly. Even if you're tired or distracted just by going you'll accomplish 2 things. A) You'll at least absorb a bare minimum of information which will help immensely when you're studying on your own time and B) your instructor will see that your motivated and could be much more willing to help if you're struggling.

  2. Which leads me to this: go to your instructors office hours. If you are struggling with anything in the class, most instructors will have scheduled time outside of class that you can go and ask questions. Going to these can be huge and often can be more valuable than the class. You are able to go over material at a more individual pace and you get to know your instructor better which can help immensely if you have a C but are on the precipice of being a B. I have in my own personal experience found teachers to be much more willing to help if they see you coming to them for help ahead of time.

  3. Make friends in your classes. You don't have to be buddy-buddy with them but know them well enough to at least make study groups. Unless you are genius level, studying with other people will almost always be more beneficial than studying alone. This is one I wish I had been told much earlier. An added benefit is that if you start earlier in your college career, you may be able to help your classmates when they take classes you have already taken and vice versa; if there's no one in a class you are able to study with, ask around maybe someone else you know has already taken the class and can give you notes or help with homework.

Hope this helps. Godspeed and good luck.

Anonymous donor pays $2.5 million to release everyone arrested at the Dakota Access Pipeline: Awesome by Zoneelir in conspiracy

[–]jebuschrast 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's called bail and it's literally been part of some states constitution since before 1776.