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@JF @PINE64 glad to help! im always looking for opportunities to develop my skills in packaging and scripting. also this way hopefully the barrier to entry with #pine64 #lora devices is lower for more people. i'll make sure to create a non git package if a tagged release becomes available

My #LoRa driver for the #PineDio USB adapter (and also the #Pinephone backplate) from @PINE64 is now available in #AUR thanks to a contribution from hamblingreen !

Link to AUR : aur.archlinux.org/packages/pin

@qqmrichter @lupyuen as a native cantonese that still lives in mainland china right now, i can assure that the situation the article described does exist and i don't understand where this sentiment came from.

@searcherEye @lupyuen Maybe you accept the suggested code without realizing the result will be less secure and it is something you wouldn't have written if started from scratch. But I agree.

Hi all! By way of #introduction, I am a Sydney-based #hamradio operator, with a background in electrical engineering and computer science. I like to operate #cw on my #elecraft #k2 and #kx3 with a #magloop antenna. A while back I was dabbling in #packetradio and other #digitalmodes, but more recently I've been QRT due to other priorities. I do miss getting on the air though...

@lupyuen interesting and correct, although you have to use technology and not be used by it. If a coder is going to rely only in the AI and not understand what’s being given to him and how to implement it, review it, I suppose it’s the coders obligation to understand what is secure code and insecure code, both concepts are difficult to grasp and take time to master, a seasoned coder should know, smell code problems.

"participants who had access to the AI Assistant were more likely to introduce Security Vulnerabilities for the majority of Programming Tasks"

arxiv.org/abs/2211.03622

Ok, introduction time. (I'm part of the Twitter exodus and I hear #s are really important here.)

I'm an assistant #professor of #sociology at the University of British Columbia. I'm super interested in the intersection of #computational methods and #qualitative inquiry, #gender, social movements, #institutions.

Also #classical music. Any #orchestra nerds on here?

Teensy 3.5 is back in stock.

pjrc.com/store/teensy35.html

The Kinetis chips used on Teensy 3.2, 3.5, 3.6 are among the parts worst impacted by the global chip shortage. If you're needing Teensy 3.5 for a project or product, get them while you can.

I've just contributed to @Tusky. Consider supporting them too — every little helps! opencollective.com/tusky via @opencollective

ELI5 this is where China is now. The new rules are "optimizing" by:
Doing less of the stuff that didn't work
Doing less of the stuff that does work
Not doing any new stuff known to work (addressing aerosols)
Being "determined", "resolute", and "unswerving" in our commitment.

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