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I have been doing this for quite a while as well. For sure I am better at edited text than dragging boxes around the screen.

TinyGo 0.37 is released! That was fast, especially with all the excellent work that made it in: - updated WASI support with latest from the Bytecode Alliance - faster speed+PIO support on RP2350 - new Linux GC

Plus critical fixes too!

I also have used Piper and agree it is worth trying out.

You do need to create your own tracking beacon using one of of the devices supported by the TinyGo Bluetooth package:

https://github.com/hybridgroup/go-haystack?tab=readme-ov-fil...

We just released GoCV v0.36 with everything you need right now, no fooling! - OpenCV 4.9 support - Go 1.22 support - More functions implemented - Updated Docker images with OpenCV

https://github.com/hybridgroup/gocv/releases/tag/v0.36.0

This release adds support for Go 1.21

It also adds compatibility with the new GOOS=wasip1 using the Go built-in WASI support.

There are more features and fixes, please see the CHANGELOG for the full list.

Thank you to all of the contributors who helped get this release out, we all appreciate it!

Cool!

Oh man, how I love data! Good work on this post.

This is really exiting to me, I've wanted a native cross platform Arduino toolchain.

Thanks, Dave!

Agreed!

rustfmt looks very cool. I look forward to using that partcular feature.

The real "Europa Report" here. So happy to be inspired yet again by the great work done at NASA.

This is very cool!

I had the first version, currently on am on my second version of the Dell XPS 13 developer edition, and about to order a brand new one to replace it. It is a really great package.

Not to mention having HW from a major company like Dell with all the drivers already in the Linux kernel means you can pretty much run any distro you want and it "just works".

This looks neat. Please continue!

Useful. Thanks, Andy!

Very beautiful

Here is a great page of resource links that mostly avoids commercial things: http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/social_emotional.htm

I also recommend http://sengifted.org/archives/articles/overexcitability-and-...

+1 on that.

This looks very interesting. Definitely going to give it a try.

How does this explain communities where there is a lot of rudeness and bullying, and yet the projects themselves are successful?

Are those projects successes despite their manners?

I'm looking forward to trying this with Gobot http://gobot.io

Fascinating. I have had a number of urban close encounters with coyotes in the west US, and the prospect of a similar animal but with less fear of human is certainly concerning.

We switched Cylon.js (https://github.com/hybridgroup/cylon/) to use ESLint a few months back. Great tool!

This looks very interesting...

This is very cool, good work!

I've spent a lot of time in Asturias myself, and the culture of sidra and the wonderful little bars (sidrerias) that serve it are treasures. If you are lucky enough to find yourself in the north of Spain, don't miss out!

That expresses it pretty well, I think. Thanks!

Thank you, we appreciate that!