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snacktraces@hachyderm.io

<p>I dig all things STEM and enjoy cool people. No drama here. Programming, electrical engineering, and astronomy are my interests.</p><p>Software Developer/Electrical Engineer/Technical Speaker</p><p>Highly fluent in Python, C/C++, and software dev tools. Always willing to help newbies to programming, especially those that may not have the opportunities to learn as I did.</p><p>Also, really into symphonic metal, blues, classical, and fantasy/space music. From Nightwish to Elmore James to Arina Domski.</p><p>He/him</p>

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  • Post #4338317

    Every damn time that I waste my time and listen to that Richard Cranium talk about anything, especially something STEM, I replay this movie scene in my head... https://youtu.be/5hfYJsQAhl0

  • Post #4338316

    I will not be at @pyohio this year. I am going to miss you all. I know you will all enjoy the conf and hangout and just have a good time. I will be tuning into the fedi here to follow along with all that you do post. #pyohio #PyOhio2026

  • Post #4338315

    E.S. Posthumus album Unearthed is an epic listen. Every single track. For real.

  • Post #4338314

    @lightbeaminsight someone scored a touchdown this inning and the triple flip was landed.

  • Post #4338313

    @lightbeaminsight there were so many players gaining penalties by always showing scissors, that the hole in one was negated and every rookie player got to take a do over.

  • Post #4338312

    I just had the feeling that I was going to sneeze. I grabbed a tissue, held it to my face, and then accidentally inhaled so much that the tissue went into my mouth. I sneezed and choked at the same damn time. Is this some type of warning for what tomorrow will bring?

  • Post #2047287

    Years back there was an app that had a really cool dinosaur roar sound that played at success of a file transfer. I was mostly using Windows during that time. Does anyone remember that app? (For some reason my web searches are just returning unrelated results.

  • Post #1157766

    Using git on configuration files for an application has paid off today. I updated a program on my desktop today and found that the update changed a preference that I had set. I can change it back to where I had it now that I know it changed and that git can show what it was before today&amp;#39;s change. (If you need some help with git, shout into my DMs. I would be happy to help ) #git