Matheus Castello (MicroHobby)
@microhobby.bsky.social
Embedded SW dev @toradex, Linux Kernel Dev, Brazilian, he/him. All opinions are my own.
Blog: https://microhobby.com.br/blog/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/matheusmicrohobby
Blog: https://microhobby.com.br/blog/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/matheusmicrohobby
Ever wondered if you can run Windows CE on a Raspberry Pi 5? Probably no 😅. But it was fun and I learned a lot of things trying it. In my last video, I show Windows CE 7 running on Raspberry Pi 5, even blinking LEDs 🤯. Check it out: youtu.be/do2CChP5tK8
Blog post: microhobby.com.br/blog/2025/02...
Blog post: microhobby.com.br/blog/2025/02...
February 10, 2025 at 10:18 AM
Ever wondered if you can run Windows CE on a Raspberry Pi 5? Probably no 😅. But it was fun and I learned a lot of things trying it. In my last video, I show Windows CE 7 running on Raspberry Pi 5, even blinking LEDs 🤯. Check it out: youtu.be/do2CChP5tK8
Blog post: microhobby.com.br/blog/2025/02...
Blog post: microhobby.com.br/blog/2025/02...
Finally I had the opportunity to have Windows on arm in my hands. Sneak peak of the first build to Torizon OS Development Env for WSL 2 arm64 🤩. arm all the things, on your development board, on your product and on your development PC.
February 7, 2025 at 2:14 AM
Finally I had the opportunity to have Windows on arm in my hands. Sneak peak of the first build to Torizon OS Development Env for WSL 2 arm64 🤩. arm all the things, on your development board, on your product and on your development PC.
I have to be fair. After some days using a Mac Mini M4 I have to say I'm impressed. Everything runs smoother than on my Windows 12th generation Asus i7. And the system is beautiful 😍. I'm still having hard time with shortcuts, but with Karabiner I can remap some I was used to from Windows.
February 2, 2025 at 4:44 PM
I have to be fair. After some days using a Mac Mini M4 I have to say I'm impressed. Everything runs smoother than on my Windows 12th generation Asus i7. And the system is beautiful 😍. I'm still having hard time with shortcuts, but with Karabiner I can remap some I was used to from Windows.
Now I'm a Python developer and I have a Mac. ohh f*%$, I've become what I feared the most 😱
January 30, 2025 at 3:28 AM
Now I'm a Python developer and I have a Mac. ohh f*%$, I've become what I feared the most 😱
I failed to show my coworkers the best of the .NET. And I was influenced to follow with Python. It's bigger, more popular, and new (not new, but young people love it). I would have more acceptance and increased chances of contributions.
Bye .NET, it was a good ride 🥲
Bye .NET, it was a good ride 🥲
January 26, 2025 at 4:01 PM
I failed to show my coworkers the best of the .NET. And I was influenced to follow with Python. It's bigger, more popular, and new (not new, but young people love it). I would have more acceptance and increased chances of contributions.
Bye .NET, it was a good ride 🥲
Bye .NET, it was a good ride 🥲
The first of the year! Last Sunday the Linux Kernel v6.13 was released, and as usual here is my build for WSL 2.
Github mainline + dxkrnl: github.com/microhobby/l...
Github mainline + dxkrnl: github.com/microhobby/l...
January 23, 2025 at 3:13 AM
The first of the year! Last Sunday the Linux Kernel v6.13 was released, and as usual here is my build for WSL 2.
Github mainline + dxkrnl: github.com/microhobby/l...
Github mainline + dxkrnl: github.com/microhobby/l...
Reposted by Matheus Castello (MicroHobby)
The EU should demand that American Big Tech sell their assets to European companies. They can’t be trusted to not manipulate the data for propaganda reasons.
Not doing so is a national security risk.
Am I doing this right?
Not doing so is a national security risk.
Am I doing this right?
January 19, 2025 at 4:35 PM
The EU should demand that American Big Tech sell their assets to European companies. They can’t be trusted to not manipulate the data for propaganda reasons.
Not doing so is a national security risk.
Am I doing this right?
Not doing so is a national security risk.
Am I doing this right?
Reposted by Matheus Castello (MicroHobby)
If you are looking for a permissive json library for python, you can try json5.
>>> import json5
>>> json5.loads("{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }")
{'arch': 'arm64', 'torizon_arch': 'aarch64'}
but remember you are not doing json!
>>> import json5
>>> json5.loads("{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }")
{'arch': 'arm64', 'torizon_arch': 'aarch64'}
but remember you are not doing json!
January 19, 2025 at 3:53 PM
If you are looking for a permissive json library for python, you can try json5.
>>> import json5
>>> json5.loads("{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }")
{'arch': 'arm64', 'torizon_arch': 'aarch64'}
but remember you are not doing json!
>>> import json5
>>> json5.loads("{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }")
{'arch': 'arm64', 'torizon_arch': 'aarch64'}
but remember you are not doing json!
After starting to use Python for some time I think I know what the problem with it is. The fan base ...
January 18, 2025 at 10:28 PM
After starting to use Python for some time I think I know what the problem with it is. The fan base ...
Github actions go brrrr 🔥
January 18, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Github actions go brrrr 🔥
I am migrating my shell to Xonsh, now I have the Copilot working. The worst was having to do it in Python ...
January 18, 2025 at 4:00 PM
I am migrating my shell to Xonsh, now I have the Copilot working. The worst was having to do it in Python ...
It appears that the following string is not valid JSON for Python 🤦
"{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }"
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes
"{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }"
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes
January 13, 2025 at 5:03 PM
It appears that the following string is not valid JSON for Python 🤦
"{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }"
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes
"{ arch: 'arm64', torizon_arch: 'aarch64' }"
json.decoder.JSONDecodeError: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes
Tried now the "Nvidia Gerforce Now". Is PRETTY BAD! Does not have 4K support, the latency is horrible and keeps disconnecting all the time. Fortunately, I only signed up for the day pass.
January 10, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Tried now the "Nvidia Gerforce Now". Is PRETTY BAD! Does not have 4K support, the latency is horrible and keeps disconnecting all the time. Fortunately, I only signed up for the day pass.
Note: I'm using Python nowadays, but I'm being forced into it. Not that I like it.
December 26, 2024 at 12:58 AM
Note: I'm using Python nowadays, but I'm being forced into it. Not that I like it.
Cool, very cool. JSON is built-in in Python but YAML is not.
And the Python people continue to use YAML in everything that would be better off as JSON. 😏
And the Python people continue to use YAML in everything that would be better off as JSON. 😏
December 26, 2024 at 12:56 AM
Cool, very cool. JSON is built-in in Python but YAML is not.
And the Python people continue to use YAML in everything that would be better off as JSON. 😏
And the Python people continue to use YAML in everything that would be better off as JSON. 😏
oh boy, thanks for reminding me that I'm this old. I started developing for Android when we only had the plugin for Eclipse.
Today marks the ten year anniversary for Android Studio! 🎉
We released version 1.0 on the morning of December 8th 2014:
android-developers.googleblog.com/2014/12/andr...
We released version 1.0 on the morning of December 8th 2014:
android-developers.googleblog.com/2014/12/andr...
December 8, 2024 at 6:09 PM
oh boy, thanks for reminding me that I'm this old. I started developing for Android when we only had the plugin for Eclipse.
Nice, so you can't do something like this on Python:
i = 0
i++
i = 0
i++
December 2, 2024 at 2:42 PM
Nice, so you can't do something like this on Python:
i = 0
i++
i = 0
i++
Nice, so you can't do something like this on Python:
print(f"{namespace}/{result["name"]}")
print(f"{namespace}/{result["name"]}")
December 1, 2024 at 11:28 PM
Nice, so you can't do something like this on Python:
print(f"{namespace}/{result["name"]}")
print(f"{namespace}/{result["name"]}")
Someone might say I'm crazy. I say I'm fixing Python. On this demo PyBraces + custom PyLint + PyLint extension for strict MyPy integration for VS Code 😎
November 20, 2024 at 2:59 PM
Someone might say I'm crazy. I say I'm fixing Python. On this demo PyBraces + custom PyLint + PyLint extension for strict MyPy integration for VS Code 😎
GitHub - ershov/pybraces
Contribute to ershov/pybraces development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
November 18, 2024 at 9:23 PM
Bluesky Brazilian users right now:
October 9, 2024 at 11:45 PM
Bluesky Brazilian users right now:
In those times when the child cries and the mother doesn't see ...
October 3, 2024 at 4:23 AM
In those times when the child cries and the mother doesn't see ...
I must really be sick, it can't be...
October 1, 2024 at 2:37 AM
I must really be sick, it can't be...
