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@gallaugher
Tech & Business professor @ Boston College. Teaches SwiftUI, iOS YouTube.com/profgallaugher, Physical Computing with CircuitPython, Electronics, robots, YouTube.com/@BuildWithProfG, advisor to collegiate entrepreneurs. Textbook https://gallaugher.com/book
Solved. iCloud was the problem.
A studentβs new Xcode 26.3 projects donβt preview. Old ones do. Tried deleting derived data, simple default project. Adding a new scheme. All report: "Cannot preview in this file: Active Scheme does not build this file" Any ideas? #swift #swiftui
That rare day where itβs nearing 70Β° yet there is still a foot of snow in the yard.
Hack on Johnny & JR jr. if you up your game to CircuitPython youβre welcome to dive in to the online resources here for more super-fun builds: bit.ly/circuitpytho... & bit.ly/pico-school. Post your builds to win a free sticker!
YouTube watch time is dropping in the age of AI, but nice to know some still like what they find. Making content is never a smart financial decision but as an educator itβs great reaching more students & teachers. Hack on!
A brief lesson series w/challenges & solutions so students can test understanding of several Swift & SwiftUI concepts, incl. enums, structs, struct arrays, ScrollViews, LazyGrids, refactoring views, & more. Presented as challenges followed by solutions. If useful, have at it! bit.ly/swift-card-g...
Screenshot of the repository
Builds iOS apps from Windows or Linux via GitHub Actions
Very very very slowly trying to get some fitness back. This was from the year of the bombing when I made it to mile 22 before it was shut down. Finished with the βBC Banditβ marathon the next year & ran Gold Coast in Oz after that. That was my last one. No where near able to do that todayβ¦ yet.
Diplo on your Pico! Build a polyphonic multi-sound DJ board on a sheet of paper using CircuitPython and a RaspberryPi Pico! bit.ly/pico-dj-board a super fun classroom build for the #CSed fam.
Yeah this is a really terrible list. Rutgers? BU? The those are fine institutions. Iβve spent quite a bit of time at each. But βmost beautifulβ? apple.news/APvmKjyd-RPe...
Iceland, the Nordic nation, has prevailed over Iceland, the British supermarket chain specializing in frozen foods, ending a decadelong legal dispute over the supermarketβs exclusive rights to the βIcelandβ name.
Re: comps
- Information Systems
- International Business
And curiously had my first macular hemorrhage during comps. Second during dissertation defense. Didnβt kill me, but scarred.
I was forced to watch TV news when I had breakfast in a diner recently and I strongly resonated with the sentiment that being an intelligent person in America today is like being awake during a surgery.
a pack of kittens closes in a a large dog standing on a chair
David Attenborough [whispering]:
βAs the predators close in on their helpless prey, we can only watch in silent horror, for it is not manβs role to interfere in the hierarchy of nature.β
Russian word for snow is βsnegβ which to me carries the same energy. I switch to it when weβve had plenty and itβs March. All the sneg is finally melting now that temps are above freezing here.
I appreciate your work! Is there a lot of heavy lifting? Had no idea. I often check it to get a sense of what's happening in the community. I've abandoned X a while back, so this & the CircuitPython newsletter are my primary ways of getting pinged for coolness. I do check Adafruit Discord, too. Thx!
If you see the feed from my profile I think I have CircuitPython in the message. There have been others. I see this message in the feed but not the prior one - dj board asking for feedback - in case thatβs useful in helping your diagnosis.
I was going to message @gadgetoid.com to see if there is anything special one needs to do to get into the MicroPython feed since I havenβt see my CircuitPython posts go through but they donβt have messages open. Ideas?
Latest CircuitPython Raspberry Pi Pico DJ board. Some crashes (30 sec) but watchdog restarts & more reliable. Repo has current code, files, wiring diagram. Would love feedback especially. if you have improvement/fix ideas #CSed :
www.youtube.com/shorts/b_Bwa...
Repo: github.com/gallaugher/p...
That was great advice. Seemed to fix things. Thank you!
I had not expected an iPhone and MacBook Pro announcement BEFORE the special event in Wed. #Apple arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026...
Bald man with ample gray beard smiling as he poorly works a bow at a pottery wheel.
Trying something new today. Donβt tell my wife - itβll be a Motherβs Day gift. Good thing Iβm an undesirable troll man, or coming home with my wedding ring off and jumping right in the shower would be sketchy.
Thanks! Iβm sure youβre right. I need to be more comfortable with frogging. When Iβve tried before I seem to have always made things worse but Iβm sure practice helps. Iβm nearly the end of a blanket (itβs now about 4.5ft long) so Iβm trying to find a βlow potential damageβ approach.
Oh, neat. So Iβd use a short piece of yarn, knit that through while keeping working yarn where it is. Then return to the working yarn and continue but it should have a repaired row now below it? Do I have that right? Kind of you to offer advice. Thanks!
That second pic, where the badness began, likely means I should have somehow worked backwards to the right & added that lost row, but I have no idea how I could have done that. Thanks for your wisdom!
I don't want to tink or frog - it's an 85 stitch-ish blanket row. I can likely knit through & it won't be too noticeable, but I'm wondering if there is an easier recommended fix. And any idea what I did wrong & how I should have fixed things? Below is when I started losing the row I think. 2/3
New & seeking knit fix advice: ~6 stitches slipped off my blanket & my working yarn looked about 6 stitches in. I put those stitches on the right needle and continued knitting. Now that I turned around I can see that those stitches (now on the left) are one row lower than the ones on the right. 1/3
Fun lesson - Build a @raspberrypi.com pico DJ board while learning to use the @adafruit.com $8 Adalogger Cowbell to expand file storage to 32GB, & add a STEMMA-QT port with no wiring! My students built this in the MakerSpace last class & it was a blast! youtu.be/yZdR7oGbTX8?... #CircuitPython #CSEd
Looks like AirDrop broke with the latest macOS upgrade. I'd never used the Image Capture app on the Mac to drag & drop files from my iPhone to my Mac, but this is a temporary quick fix when attaching a USB-C cable.