Oh gosh, that’s giving me flashbacks to one of my third semester computer science classes at college (Intro to C and Compiler Design).
One of the very early assignments was creating a red-black tree. Thankfully I was already pretty familiar with C, but I don’t think that was true for anyone else in class… totally super didn’t scar me or anyone else.
… and I literally only just now got the joke, oops 😅 if only we could all be left-leaning red-black trees
Oh god, folks at work started using that in PRs recently, it eats at my soul! Or something less dramatic.
That’s fair, and sort of what I assumed, but I don’t quite have the experience to say for a fact, so much appreciated!
Ironically I’ve only done modem stuff when I was very young and also somehow most of last year. But also maybe I get a little paranoid when it comes to talking to devices, and maybe I’m extrapolating my current i2c woes too far 😅
I’d like to concur about reading the receive buffer faster than it is filled!
Hopefully there is some end of line character that can be parsed for, but if not, a timeout should be fine like you said.
Curious what baud rate is being used.
I literally did that one winter when I lived in a small studio and I had a particularly fancy salvaged HP workstation. It was great!
(Except I was missing an apparently important fan and most of my RAM went bad, 96G out of 128. Make sure your system cooling works correctly before trying this!)
Heck yeah!
What sort of sauce base do you like to use?
(I’m pretending like the comic didn’t punch me in the face, shhh)
Unrelated but yay someone from my instance here!
This is the image from the tweet, has about 17 more pixels!
Edit: oops, I see someone already posted a transcription
Oh these ladies are harmless, more important to keep an eye on the brown recluses, black windows, copper heads, water moccasins, rattlesnakes, republicans, and alligator snapping turtles.
Southeast US!
You are right that they are invasive here, but my understanding is that they are currently not considered an ecological threat in my area (they are basically just replacing a similar orb weaver that lives here).
I could be wrong though, maybe I’ll have my friend call up his local UGA extension office.
Oh and yes, the web was over a 1m, almost a cube with a bunch of other spiders hanging out as well!
I you might be right that it’s because you’re Australian, hehe
Definitely one of the bigger spiders around here, but not dangerous at least. Although I here y’all got those kind covered as well 😨
Absolutely, helping keep the balance.
Here’s to hoping for good luck 💚
Good idea, thank you!
This lil lady is over 3 inches wide, leg to leg. Saw her at friend’s house this weekend!
I guess Euler-Langrangian mechanics was too much of a mouthful!
Does GNU make count? It’s crazy what you can do with the macro expressions, basically a Functional language using only string types. There’s even a math “library” that will do arithmetic with numbers in strings.
Jojos are so good, mmm, jojos
That’s the best name for them! (We called them grandaddy long legs where I grew up, they were always so cute and ticklish)
Gosh, thanks, I was looking for that but didn’t see it somehow!
Gosh, my daddy’s family is from north Georgia, and he came across one of these guys as a kid. It scared the crap out of him!
I’ll admit, I’ve always wanted to see one in the wild… maybe one day. Big lil snot otter.