I don't know how is it in your place but the vending machines from here doesn't use AI to recognize the bills, so it's not a valid comparison.

@myss Go

Reminds me to Monkey Island 2

Imagine being born in Jan 2 2006 at 15:04:05

Assembly: Bitch, please.

const char stars[5][] ={"*", "**", "***", "****", "*****"};
for(uint8_t i=0 ; i<5 ; i++){
printf("%s\n", stars[i]);
}

@Haxk20 It's closed now but when I end the last version I'll open the previous ones.

@Haxk20 The firmware is excellent. I didn't like Repetier, Marlin or Sprinter so I coded a new one.

@karma Name what?

@Haxk20 The teeth has a bit of plastic hanging but I removed it post-print.
The printer is a Delta type that I designed. It's the fourth version (called Maxwell). It uses a 32bit CPU with WiFi and the firmware was made from zero. Too speed is 150mm/s (real, not virtual) printing and 300mm/s traveling.

@asgs Actually, I work as a backend dev but I'm electronic engineer student and I have a small business making 3D printers.

@suprano I used the email that is registered in the tablet to create an Spotify's account. Then login with the same account in my notebook and controled the music of the tablet.

@alexbrooklyn Probably, yes. That's what I thought when I discovered this

Why not a make a PCB? Would be a lot easier, cheapper, and faster.

@greenroots It's dynamic already! :)

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They should quit electronics. They are murderers for me.

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We are very powerful hackers. NASA should be afraid of our skill.

- var instead of let
- Array as an object

SHIT.

@Root I have a Bluetooth keyboard too (Logitech K480) but I want a hardware-less solution for those moments in the bus, for example.

Actually is not a very bad thing. Makes the code portable for various microcontrollers/boards/paltaforms.
For example, in Arduino you can turn on a pin with digitalWrite(n, 1) but if you are using lower level code you can do it with something like PORTN&=1<<n.
But if you are using other MCU, for example an STM32 with HAL library you would use HAL_GPIO_Write(PORTN, n, 1).
Makes sense to write a library where the header has the defines to the low level functions of the target MCU/board/plataform.

- Lightweight
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- Client
- ??????
- Complementary to Java
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@N1LSS0N I can't even understand it. Shit.

I was using node server yesterday for first time. This looks very helpful, thanks!

Windows Phone had the same problem. That's why I had to move to Android (that and because Android it's so fucking customizable).

What's wrong with JS? It's easy and powerful.

@HnDev MacBook for programming? Ewww

@HnDev Actually the memory consumption it's not a BIG problem. RAM isn't very expensive these days. The big problem IMO it's the CPU. Even a faster one takes some time to optimize and compile. And those who doesn't, are so expensive.

@robsbobs Until the enterprise receive a big complaint and they fire you.

That's why a mortal should use Linux. The permissions are very strict and practically unbreakable.