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Re:PID Controllers in Unity3D on Tuesday January 16, 2024 @02:28PM (#39017803)
https://docs.wpilib.org/en/stable/docs/software/advanced-con...

Here's another. These pages interactively go over tuning pid controllers for position, velocity, and position with gravity compensation.

These docs are designed for high schoolers to learn about programming PID.

Re:Clicks – Physical keyboard for iPhone on Thursday January 04, 2024 @05:32PM (#38873213)
Neat. I couldn't find PM info for you but Id like to get one to adapt it.
Re:Clicks – Physical keyboard for iPhone on Thursday January 04, 2024 @04:28PM (#38872507)
Would it work on an iphone if the USB is adapted? I'm curious on getting one of these to work.
The problem isn't accidentally downloading the wrong package. How am I supposed to talk about this package? I regularly use monkeypatching (the existing meaning) to prototype out concepts. "I monkey patch dot pied this function"? Cause that doesn't seem to be the name used everywhere.

Why not name it something like Gorillapatch? Gorillas are stronger than monkeys as a slogan or whatever.

The core issue is how am I supposed to talk about regular monkeypatching and your library in the same sentence.

Imo the trackpad on the Surface Book 2 is better than the trackpad on my 2023 Macbook Pro. The MacBook has a more noticeable delay before starting scrolling and sometimes misinterprets two finger clicks as one finger clicks.

I think the important things to look for are a glass trackpad running Windows Precision Trackpad Drivers.

There's a version of pyenv for windows called pyenv-win. The cli installs as `pyenv` and the commands are the same. So not game over imo.

Also, [even if it did], it installs binaries and doesn't compile.