artrotrogus @artrotrogus@fosstodon.org

#ShowYourWorkspace on the go

Just done dental surgery and guess I'll have to recover staying home this days (also because of virus lol)... I was meditating on some machine learning course or other cool stuff at level of intermediate Python, better for free but not mandatory. Any good suggestions?

I think the sentence I repeated most of the times in the past year was

"Now I could learn also {{ random_language }}"

So for C++, Racket, Haskell... The problem is doing it for no specific purpose just ends up with tons of basic stuff and a steep descending motivation gradient. I am trying to find some projects that involve really useful programs, not just code learning for the sake of code learning. I'd like to step up my self learning to more reality-effective skills.

Hello Fediverse, I'm wondering about migrating to zsh from bash because of many marvellous blinking lights to clutter your terminal and all that stuff... are there any known compatibility issues like with tmux, true colors support, shell scripts or similar? Thanks a lot!

Has anybody played Exapunk by Zachtronics? Any good experiences?

http://www.zachtronics.com/exapunks/

Anybody using audiobooks? Do you have any suggestion for good software and serious places to grab some books?

I spent 8 hours coding at work listening to Dvorak.

Hello there, has anyone tried services like:
- Weople
- ErnieApp
If so, can you please share your experience? Thanks in advance.

Toot dafuq out from the CLI

Toot from the post CLI

Toot from the toot CLI

Post from the toot CLI

Hello Fosstodon-ers, what do you think of Regolith Linux?
I am primarily an Ubuntu user, and I love tiling window managers but I'm not a great tinkerer, so my i3 configuration is just an assembly of yank-paste from the web with no particular coherence.
Some people suggested me Regolith, do you have experience with that? Thanks!

Hello fellows Fosstodon-ers, need to ask your help.
I currently use Python for most of my software development activities at work, yet I feel I lack cohesive learning. I always learnt how to get things done, but I feel the need to have some real and consolidated experience in Python programming. All courses I found so far were either too basic or too technical. Could you please suggest me some good course? Thanks in advance!

Made up my mind to buy an entry level (~300 €) oscilloscope to do some analogue electronics and Arduino/RasPi.
I was focusing on GW Instek 1072B (2 channels 70 MHz, 1 GSa/sec, ext trigger), has anyone tried it? Any suggestions?

Hello Fediverse!
I was looking for a good yet inexpensive USB oscilloscope. I am focused on having at least 30 MHz bandwidth, possibly a stable FPGA-based scope. So far I found Perytech 2200 or Pico 2205A/2206B (multi purpose, includes also AWG etc), but couldn't find reliable info on the Internet.
Someone told me about Digilent Analog Discovery 2, but it seems offering a bit too much features for 300 €...
Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.