This is sick. Love it.

I want to shout out the fighting game community with: https://gp2040-ce.info/

It has been using the RP2040 to create cheap and easy to make controllers for fighting games while providing the lowest possible input delay.

The RP2040 does a great job acting as a chip for the base of a gamepad, so it doesn't even have to be for a fighting game controller, but any controller you want to create.

I just wish more countries had the dutch biking infrastructure. I just bike to the city for 30/45m on a long, bike only road that's completely safe for everyone involved.

If I had to instead use devices like this on a road that can also easily have people walking on them, I can easily see crashes and many injuries happening.

There is just a need for making roads for cars smaller, and creating 2 extra separate roads for pedestrians and bikes/electrical vehicles (would rather have 3 roads, electric bikes can be annoying, but it's not always possible).

A bit unrelated, but I always get sleepy from coffee for some reason.

Even yesterday I was just yawning and almost falling asleep between sets at the gym, even though I drank an espresso right before the workout.

I had a normal 8 hours of sleep that night too, so don't think it has to do with sleep deprivation.

Is this something anyone else has issues with?

Do you have ADHD? I don't know if there's actual evidence whether it's related, but I often hear this from people with ADHD

Coffee makes me alert when I need to sleep and sleepy when I need to stay alert.

I'd say it's a pretty standard caffeine effect.

I mentioned in this other comment that taking a good meal with fats before caffeine prevents me from feeling sleepy:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33018360

I get that from decaf with milk. Also when u re already tired caffeine doesn't work and might make you more tired

Quick bug report, the title says "Envieonment" instead of "Environment" on the post.

I sincerely hope that burning part was just a poor joke...

I believe it's Solana based on this Bloomberg article: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-03/solana-po...

Good, clear explanation of these SQL joins. Works well as a quick way to mentally visualize what each join would do in your own implementation.

Thanks for the learning resource.