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  1. What's the lowest-power ?

    I'm planning to use the low-power core of ESP32-C6 for (no less than 7µA), but I'm sure there are cores that go lower than that.

    Also, I'm running out of I/O pins on the -C6 and I might need to augment it with a "south bridge"...

  2. I'll be giving a talk at @rustmeet this year.
    Based on the upcoming v3.

    What topic should I choose?

  3. I hate in .
    I say that after writing 4 toy runtimes for it.

    I have a very async-shaped problem and I *still* can't use async for it without ugly hacks.

    Lifetime hell is trying to kill me. Will self-referential struct save me or finish the job? Let's find out.

    Yeah, I'm riding , no alloc, why do you ask?

  4. @easterhegg2026 Also, I'm gonna bring the dev setup for the and computer. Wanna hack together with me and @karotte ?

    Any fans?

  5. Interested in ? PM me to track new progress.

  6. Short break home and back into the maelstrom. Hello , hello Darmstadt :)
    This time following Elvis: a little less conversation a little more hacking please.

    Taking my and async :)

  7. @pavel I chose Bangle.js2 as the base for because of the screen.
    No idea about exact color values, but I didn't really intend to display calibrated graphics with how washed out they look.

    Actually, I'm rather surprised you're investigating that. What do you want to display?

  8. Help, I'm having trouble sifting through talk ideas for .

    Which talks would you like to hear, given the chance?

  9. Goodbye ! It was a pleasure to be a helper (although I didn't submit my talks in time to be a speaker).

    Next conference: ! See you there. I'll have .org for sale for the interested.

  10. @fatboy Whereas the watch hardware I picked up for the bike computer, while otherwise nice, doesn't seem have any way to turn the device completely off whatsoever D:

  11. @nicemicro I actually stopped any coding back in January, where other stuff took over my time (work, ). But I still have fun thinking about it.

  12. @bbbhltz While selling .org, I learned the hard way that the price of the hardware is but a small part of what the buyer needs to pay.

  13. is making progress. It's now a supported board in ! Very bare bones, but I'm working on adding drivers.

    github.com/tock/tock/pull/3182

  14. My last presentation about is now available in text form.

    "Jazda: Rust on my bike":

    dcz_self.gitlab.io/posts/jazda

  15. A with .
    Woop 40km/h on dirt :) The tool bag rattles like a xylophone.

    diode.zone/w/2tNza65U4rac66UZK

    The good: Jazda's unique display is amazing when the sun shines on it drectly, and still good in shade (at least to the eye).

    The bad: GPS-based speed isn't so accurate under tree canopy.

    Also, I need to work on microphone noises.

  16. The feeling when you finally caught up with life and can hack on your favorite projects again.

    github.com/tock/tock/pull/2993

  17. This just in! I'm giving a talk about at today!

    Jazda: on my bike

    14:00 HS3, see you there!

  18. is at ! Check out the booth at the entrance, where my friends from sell the smart watch dev kits. Stickers also there!

  19. Cleaning device drivers of cruft is exhausting. Yes, I did replace a rather central pice, but throughout I kept finding mistakes like using bytes instead of bits.

    I hope they are gone, but am not expecting it.

    Need a break before the inevitable humiliation while testing.

  20. For those who don't follow me across conferences, I transcribed my short talk about which I gave at :
    dcz_self.gitlab.io/posts/why/

  21. @thewk Shameless plug: has GPS and people have been comparing the hardware to PineTime.

    It's however less feature-complete on the software side.

    jazda.org

  22. Thanks @spaetz for writing up your first experience with the devkit. I'm going to use it as onboarding in the future.

    sspaeth.de/2022/05/jazda/

  23. is over, but keeps rolling. How far did the conference push us? Let's look at the numbers:

    - 0 bike rides with :(
    - 1 dev kit sold!
    - 1 lightning talk given
    - 1 connection to an author of another bike computer ( github.com/carrotIndustries/cy )
    - 2 wiki pages started
    - 3 demos of the simulator shown
    - 5 sticker exchanges filled up
    - a dozen people played with the real hardware

  24. Hello ! For anyone insterested in , I not only have stickers, but also took some spare development kits! Want to build a bike computer together?