- [OC] Here are 14 songs that are played on just two strings! I’ve added hints to make it easier to learn them by ear. Pretty solid practice if you want to improve your ears! : Guitar –
- 15 Years of Concurrency | Hacker News –
- U.S. Energy Data –
- Most testing is ineffective – Hypothesis –
rust
Bookmarks for November 18th
- A Friendly Introduction to Vue.js | appendTo –
- Aha! Understanding lifetimes in Rust –
- A Magnetized Needle and a Steady Hand « null program –
- How to start a company with no free time | Hacker News –
Bookmarks for November 8th
- GitHub – tiffany352/rink-rs: Unit conversion tool and library written in rust –
- GitHub – verekia/js-stack-from-scratch: Step-by-step tutorial to build a modern JavaScript stack from scratch –
- GitHub – GoogleChrome/lighthouse: auditing and performance metrics for Progressive Web Apps –
- A Map of the World Won Japan’s Prestigious Design Award | Hacker News –
- Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the 21st Century, in 20 minutes (2014) | Hacker News –
- Bugsnag Blog – Benefits of using tmux – lessons from streamlining a development environment –
- NimbusSanL-Regu –
Bookmarks for October 19th
- Why Pylint is both useful and unusable, and how you can actually use it · Code Without Rules –
- klen/pylama: Code audit tool for python. –
- Michael Mior –
- Semi-hosting on ARM with Rust – embed.rs –
Bookmarks for September 26th
- Autopsy – Lessons from Failed Startups –
- Transparent Startups | Businesses embracing Transparency –
- Exponent –
- Fractal Lab – sub.blue –
- GitHub – jamesmunns/teensy3-rs-demo: Demo consumer of the teensy-rs library – Install xargo
Install arm-none-eabi-gcc, add to $PATH
Run make flash
DependenciesA somewhat current Nightly Build of Rust (currently tested on rustc 1.13.0-nightly (6ffdda1ba 2016-09-14))
Japaric's Xargo Tool – used to cross compile libcore
A somewhat current arm-none-eabi-gcc toolchain.
4.9.3 seems to work with a slight linker hack
6.x.x seems to work without hacks.
LicenseRust contributions are licensed under the MIT License.
Please Note: ASM, C, C++, and Linker Components of the teensy3-sys crate (a dependency of the teensy3 crate) contain components licensed under the MIT License, PJRC's modified MIT License, and the LGPL v2.1. Please refer to individual components for more details.
- Teensy USB Development Board –