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  1. Today was an interesting array of #ideas and #art. This Hideous Replica at RMIT Gallery #Melbourne had some interesting ideas of reimagining #subcultures on the #web and fashioning new flags to represent #anarchic ideologies & sub genres...

    Across onsite galleries and offsite spaces, the work of eight artists and collectives traverses the totally absurd and camp to serious and techy, decoding cultural sticking points that technology brings with it.

  2. The term array is pretty overloaded in programming, which is probably why I didn't realize immediately that it wasn't a situation of some sort of 'sized' vs 'unsized' thing... but also, their syntax is really, really similar. And it doesn't help that you can absolutely initialize arrays but specify the type of the variable as what is apparently a slice?

    let str_slice: &[&str] = &["one", "two", "three"];

    is perfectly legit, it would seem. Hence why I assumed... (I mean, in this example, the variable is named str_slice, but it's on the slice documentation page, so obviously I did not see it before).

    #techPosting #rustLang

  3. I discovered the ArrayCast this week and have enjoyed it tremendously.

    arraycast.com/

    Fun content for nerds; positive and constructive perspectives; and soothingly orderly conversations where folks don’t interrupt each other 😌

  4. The team represents an array of professions, interests, and ages, united by shared values and goals. Despite no prior experience, these women now confidently handle multiple tools. #DiverseTeam #SharedGoals #Learning

  5. Destructuring an Array by Indices

    Ever tried to get specific items out of an array and ended up feeling like a cat chasing a laser pointer? Fear not! Here’s a neat trick to make your life easier. You can actually destructure an array by its indices. It’s like having a magic wand... 

    Unlock the full article now 👉 bitskingdom.com/blog/javascrip

    #Development #bitstips #code

  6. Bounds checking added to array indexing. Surprisingly easy - I just needed to add a call to the GenRangeCheck function, passing in the register, plus from- and to-types.

    And a few edge case glitches solved largely around primitive selection, which was affecting the register in which the index was being passed.

    #quichelang #quiche #compiler #z80

  7. Our antenna array consists of 7 masts spaced about 80 feet apart. Numbers 2, 4, and 6 are 40; tall and have a tri-band beam antenna for 10m, 15m and 20m. Below that are the feed points of 80m and 40m dipoles.

    Masts 1, 3, 5 and 7 are 32 feet tall and are used to hold up the ends of the dipoles.

    Other bands are placed on tripods within the antenna zone (open only to authorized personnel).

    #2025FieldDay #CVARC #ConejoValleyAmateurRadioClub #hamradio

  8. TIL: C array subscript operators are handled in such a way that `letters[i]` is equivalent to `*(letters + i)` and because addition is commutative, that expression is identical to `*(i + letters)`, which means that `i[letters]` is the same as `letters[i]`.

    ```
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stddef.h>

    int main() {
    char letters[3] = "abc";
    size_t i = 2;
    printf("letters: %p\n", (void *)&letters);
    printf("i[letters] (%p): %c\n", (void*)&(i[letters]), i[letters]);
    printf("letters[i] (%p): %c\n", (void*)&(letters[i]), letters[i]);
    return 0;
    }
    ```

    Which outputs:
    ```
    letters: 0x7ffc68ec7bb9
    i[letters] (0x7ffc68ec7bbb): c
    letters[i] (0x7ffc68ec7bbb): c
    ```

    Mind blown... :neofox_floof_explode:
    #til #clang #pointers #programming

  9. Discover an Exciting Array of Releases from Signature This June! 🌟 Check out this month's fantastic lineup at Signature. Don't miss out on the latest offerings! 🔗 blazingminds.co.uk/selection-g #SignatureReleases #June2025 #NewArrivals

  10. Discover an Exciting Array of Releases from Signature This June! 🌟 Check out this month's fantastic lineup at Signature. Don't miss out on the latest offerings! 🔗 blazingminds.co.uk/selection-g #SignatureReleases #June2025 #NewArrivals

  11. Reverse Engineering A Phased Array System Reveals Surprising Details - The term “phased array” has been around for a long time, but in recent years we’ve... - hackaday.com/2022/07/21/revers #patchantenna #phasedarray #radiohacks #radio #wigig