Hey gang. The audio feature takes up 22% of my MCU's memory so I'm wondering if there's a way reducing that. I'm using an ATmega32U4. It's a custom board for it so there is not way of changing the design currently. Therefore any comments about other MCUs will be of no use unfortunately. Thanks!
Hey guys! I'm really proud to share the first version of my keyboard. The point of the keyboard is to break out the IO of the ATmega32u4 so that it can be used when developing other projects, while also having it be a keyboard! It is split of course with an MCP23017 on the right side. No problems so far and I'm very happy with it. The next version will definitely look a bit different. Need to get new parts since those USB connectors ruined my life fr.
The inspiration for it (other than the fact that I wanted a cheap split keyboard with QWERTY), was that during project development you may need a GPIO to go high or low to test another IC or a dev board. Well with this keyboard you can do that. The software for it needs some tweaks still but it's at a very good stage currently.
I hope you also like the DIY aesthetic on the keycaps. That is also intentional since I don't want to have to buy expensive keycap sets for it. The plan is to just write over them like that which I really like.
Any feedback or questions are very welcome!
Hey guys. Yes I've seen the docs here and I also don't want to have to do the Magic keycombo thing every time I need NKRO. Is there a way I can verify that it's enabled? I can only press up to 6 keys currently even with it enabled.
I just finished this board and of course I cleaned it with IPA but whatever I do dust just gets stuck on it like that. To get rid of it sometimes I need to use my heat gun to loosen it up and then clean it off with a brush and IPA. But then it happens again. Is my flux just not getting removed properly? How can resolve this?
This is on an old Blackstar digital amp. This part isn't working so I want to replace it.
Hey everyone. I'm at the beginning of my career and I would like to eventually work in the audio industry. I've been reading books about it, looking at where to apply and thinking... what do I have to offer? It seems that audio (and similar industries that have existed for a long time) already have most of the problems solved. They know what OpAmps to use, what BJT to use, there are standard designs that have been used for 100+ years...so what's the point? Would I go into this industry to fill the position of someone who left for whatever reason? RnD positions are a great interest of mine but what's there to RnD? Am I being too pessimistic about this? I hope my question is clear. Thank you for your time!
EDIT: Thanks everyone for your replies. I realise I need to be more patient and open to being exposed to different things at this stage of my career. I need to learn!
Hey Neogang. I just released v1.1.0 of my plugin mdnotes.nvim. A brief description of what it does is (from README),
> Mdnotes aims to be a lightweight plugin that improves the Markdown note-taking experience in Neovim, with minimal configuration required. It also exposes most of the functions used internally, so that the user can create an extensible note-taking experience similar to Neovim's philosophy.
Here is the brief feature list (also from README),
Changelog for v1.1.0:
:grep for all internal plugin searcheswikilink.follow_hor/vert()assets.delete() handle asset references in cwd:Mdn wikilink undo_rename to handle all renames that occurred in current session:Mdn toc update for updating ToC in-placeI've never done a changelog so I hope this is good enough lol. I also hope this post made you curious enough to try out my plugin! Thanks for your time <3
Γεια σας. Γράφω στα κυπριακά με ελληνικούς χαρακτήρες για να φένουμε πιο νούσιμος αλλά έχω τούτη την ερώτηση. Διαβάζω Λιπέρτη τζ̌αι τζ̌ίνος γράφει το κυπριακό "και" ως "τζιαι" αλλα χρησιμοποιά το "τζ' '" για λέξεις όπως "τζ'είνος". Επίσης φαιρεί το "ι" μεταξύ κάποιον γραμμάτων τζ̌αι σε κάποιων όι, οπως με την λέξη "γλυτζιες" που αφήνει το "ι". Σε αλλες περιπτώσεις εν ασχολήτε καν να προσδιορίσει οτι εν το κυπριακό "τζ̌", π.χ. " τζι όταν".
Τούτες οι ανομαλίες εν επειδή εν υπήρχε ποττέ επίσημος τρόπος γραφής; Ποιό προτιμάτε εσεις; Ποιό εν το σωστό; Τι πιστέυκετε για να βάλουμε νέα γράμματα στο αλφάβητο μας όπως υπάρχουν τζ̌αι στο κυπριακό πληκτρολόγιο (ζ̌ & σ̌);
Hi guys. I've been developing my custom firmware for my keyboard and I wanted to use QMK's implementation for matrix scanning as a starting point. My keyboard is a split keyboard using an IO Expander and I've looked at similar keyboards, but I wanted to try a different approach.
I'm using a lite custom matrix and my keyboard works with the default firmware just fine currently. My lite custom matrix implementation uses functions from quantum/matrix.c and quantum/matrix_common.c. Here is the link to what I've made up currently. It compiles but of course it does not work.
Can anyone help me understand what's not working? Thanks in advance!
EDIT: In theory, shouldn't I be able to copy all of matrix_common.c, set custom = yes, and then it'll work? I tried that and it's still not working.
Hey neogang. I was wondering if there is a way of showing the K documentation in the autocompletion menu. So right now it's showing like this,
but is there a way of showing something like this,
Also is there a way of getting a markdown renderer working in there? I would really appreciate the help! Thanks!
EDIT: I am using the builtin autocompletion like in :h lsp-lint
