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NaN_drew
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Hi, my name is Andrew. I'm a dad, engineer, tech strategist & maker. I am also on Bluesky (@nandrew.bsky.social) and I was @aebejcek on twitter.
So I'm generally not in love with google's automatic AI responses but this one was particularly unhinged.
Thanks for giving this great example of a $2,46,256 loan principal amount.
Oh thanks, I really needed another clue that this timeline is cursed and I'm living in a dystopia
(P.S. The headline leaves out the part about how 'screens everywhere' will incorporate AI 🙄)
I like to make pizza. I started making Neopolitan pizzas after getting an outdoor oven a year ago. Then I learned how to make Detroit style. Now I've been trying my hand at NY-style. Friday is pizza night at our house 😁
As time wears on, I'm increasingly disenchanted with technology in my life. I just got a manual espresso maker and I love it. It is slow, yes. But when I hand grind the beans and manually force water through the grounds, it awakens all of my senses. I really appreciate that. Easy ≠ good.
Ah yes, my annual reminder that Google hardware was designed to be used in the bay area. Can't wait to see this notification again and again over the next few months.
Perhaps I should remove my doorbell and mount it inside the house?
This weekend I was able to more-or-less recreate my original electric prism code with MicroBlocks. Video attached!
There are two different moving rainbow modes and a white light mode. A short tap on the touch pad changes modes, and a long drag across the slider adjusts brightness.
I recently learned about MicroBlocks and it rekindled my interest in working with my electric prism project (basically an 8 neopixel programmable nightlight).
My original design used an ATMEGA328, but I want to redesign with an RP2040. I want it to be a learning tool so I was thinking to program with Circuitpython. MicroBlocks is next level, though! Super easy and there is a web-based interface option.
I've been printing things to improve my workspace. This USB cable rack is really nice. I'm realizing that I have a lot of USB cables hiding around here so the next step might be sorting out best ones.
Not my design; file is on Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3022893
After trying a million little things to get PETG to stick consistently to my glass printer bed, I finally gave in and tried using a glue stick. I feel like I'm giving up too easy, but I'm finally printing without adhesion issues, so I guess I should be happy 😆