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The program now handles common problems such as: Cancelled file selection Missing input files Missing output paths Invalid page numbers Invalid page ranges Errors during PDF operations Instead of crashing immediately, the CLI can display an error and return to the main menu. Better User Feedback The CLI now gives clearer feedback when an operation finishes. For example: ✓ PDF merged successfully! If an operation fails, the user gets an error message instead of being left with a Python traceback. This makes the tool much easier to use, especially for someone who doesn’t know how the code works internally. Command-Line Options I also added basic command-line options to make the program easier to use outside of the interactive menu. The application now supports: --help for displaying information about the available commands and options, and: --version for displaying the current version of PDF Toolkit. 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Title: PDF-Toolkit by @Greg_ios | Stardance
Devlo Title: PDF-Toolkit by @Greg_ios | Stardance
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PDF Toolkit — Devlog 1 Current Progress I’ve started building PDF Toolkit , a small Python command-line utility for working with PDF files. The goal is to keep it simple and modular, while gradually adding useful PDF operations. Project Structure PDF-Toolkit/ ├── main.py ├── requirements.txt ├── operations/ │ ├── __init__.py │ ├── merge.py │ ├── convert.py │ ├── split.py │ └── extract.py └── tests/ ├── __init__.py └── test_merge.py The PDF operations are separated into individual modules instead of putting everything into one file. Implemented Features Merge PDFs Added support for combining multiple PDF files into a single PDF. The merge operation uses PyMuPDF and accepts multiple input files. PDF → Image Added support for converting a specific PDF page into an image. Current options include: Selecting a specific page PNG output JPG output Custom DPI Split PDF Added support for splitting a PDF into individual pages. For example, a multi-page PDF can be split into separate files: page_1.pdf page_2.pdf page_3.pdf ... Extract Pages Added support for extracting selected pages into a new PDF. Pages can be specified individually or as ranges. Example: 2,5,8-10 This creates a new PDF containing pages 2, 5, 8, 9 and 10. CLI The next step is to connect all the existing operations through a simple CLI interface . The user will be able to start PDF Toolkit and select an operation from a menu: PDF Toolkit 1. Merge PDFs 2. PDF → Image 3. Split PDF 4. Extract Pages 5. Exit This will make the current features easier to use without having to call the Python functions manually. What’s Next After the CLI is working, I plan to continue expanding the toolkit with more PDF operations. Planned features: Rotate Pages Delete Pages Reorder Pages Images → PDF PDF information / metadata PDF compression Password protection For now, the focus is on getting the existing features working properly and making them easy to use through the CLI.
PDF Toolkit — Development Log 2 CLI Complete The first usable version of the PDF Toolkit CLI is now complete. I created cli.py and connected all of the PDF operations that were already implemented to a single interactive interface. The CLI is built using Questionary for the terminal menu and Tkinter file dialogs for selecting input and output files. Available Operations The CLI currently supports: Merge PDFs PDF → Image Split PDF Extract Pages Exit Each operation can now be selected directly from the terminal. File Selection Instead of requiring users to manually type file paths, the CLI uses Tkinter file dialogs to select files and folders. For example, when merging PDFs, the user can: Select multiple PDF files Choose the output location Create the merged PDF The same approach is used for the other operations where appropriate. PDF → Image The CLI asks the user for the page number and then allows them to choose where the generated image should be saved. Split PDF For splitting PDFs, the user can select: The input PDF The output folder The output filename prefix This keeps the generated files organized. Extract Pages The CLI also supports the page selection syntax implemented in the extraction function. For example: 1-5 or: 1,3,5-8 The selected pages are then saved into a new PDF. Current Status The core PDF operations are now implemented and accessible through the CLI. The project has moved from individual PDF functions to an actual usable command-line application. What’s Next The next step is to improve the CLI experience and make the tool more reliable. Possible improvements include: Better error handling Input validation Success/error messages Cleaner terminal output More tests Additional PDF operations Packaging the project for easier installation and distribution
PDF Toolkit — DevLog 3 Text Extraction & Final Polish The PDF Toolkit is starting to feel like a real application now. After finishing the main PDF operations and the interactive CLI, I focused this time on adding text extraction and improving the overall reliability of the program. PDF → Text I added a new PDF → Text operation using PyMuPDF. The tool goes through the pages of a PDF, extracts the text and saves everything into a .txt file. This makes it possible to quickly get the text from a PDF without manually copying it page by page. The extracted text keeps the content from all pages in the document. CLI Improvements I also spent some time making the CLI more reliable. The program now handles common problems such as: Cancelled file selection Missing input files Missing output paths Invalid page numbers Invalid page ranges Errors during PDF operations Instead of crashing immediately, the CLI can display an error and return to the main menu. Better User Feedback The CLI now gives clearer feedback when an operation finishes. For example: ✓ PDF merged successfully! If an operation fails, the user gets an error message instead of being left with a Python traceback. This makes the tool much easier to use, especially for someone who doesn’t know how the code works internally. Command-Line Options I also added basic command-line options to make the program easier to use outside of the interactive menu. The application now supports: --help for displaying information about the available commands and options, and: --version for displaying the current version of PDF Toolkit. These are small additions, but they make the project feel much more like a proper command-line application. Current Features At this point, PDF Toolkit supports: Merge PDFs PDF → Image Split PDF Extract Pages PDF → Text Interactive CLI --help --version Input validation Error handling Cancel handling The project is now much more complete than when I started. Testing I’ve been testing the different operations both individually and through the CLI. The main goal is to make sure that the normal workflow works correctly while also handling common user mistakes without crashing the application. There are still things I want to test more thoroughly before calling the project finished, especially when packaging it for other computers. What’s Next The core functionality is now basically finished. The next step is no longer about adding lots of new features. I want to focus on actually shipping the project. The next stage will be: Final testing Packaging PDF Toolkit as a Windows .exe Cleaning up the project Final README updates Preparing the first release Next milestone: v1.0.0 🚀 The goal is to have a version that someone can download and use without needing to manually set up the Python environment.
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Keechap | Stardanc Title: My awesome macropad! by @Keechap | Stardance
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Devlof 1: I did a bit of wireing and came up with this 6 switch design with 2 rotary encoders
Devlog 2: I made a few changes in the wireing and added 3D models for components.
Devlog 3: made the bottom half of the case ( It was much harder than expected )
Devlog 4: I had to go back to the PCB design so the keycaps don’t overlap or get in the way of eachother. I am going to have to remake the case.
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Title: portfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
Title: portfolo by @sharma_manjuroyal | Stardance
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here coding portfolo
adding more features
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done wait for 2 days
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good
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im working on a simple flickering of led COB like a real iron man repulsors !!...
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I Title: BLARERIGHT by @Nyzv | Stardance
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my own site!
What if a website felt like stepping into space? Oddly Orbital is my personal corner of the universe, where creativity meets code. With cosmic visuals, glowing cyan effects, and my own Mission Control panel, I’m turning my curiosity about space and technology into something real. The mission is active, and there’s more to explore!
Ok so now the website is rounding up nicely. The java script was the hardest part because it almost destroyed all my hard work. Thankfully I survived and it was worth it.
Ships:
Oddly Orbital is my personal space-themed website where creativity meets code! I built it using HTML and CSS, experimenting with cosmic visuals, glowing cyan effects, smooth scrolling, and a Mission Control panel to bring the space-exploration vibe to life. What challenged me? Getting the design to feel immersive while making the different elements look good together. I had to experiment with CSS and adjust the glow effects until they looked right. What I’m proud of I’m proud that I turned my ideas into a real, working website. Seeing my space background and glowing Mission Control panel come together made the project feel like my own little universe. What you can test Explore the website and check out the space-themed design. Click the Explore button and test the page navigation. Scroll through the page to try the smooth-scrolling effect. Find Mission Control and look at the glowing ACTIVE status. Hover over Mission Control with your mouse to see if its cyan glow gets brighter. The mission is still active! I’m learning as I build, and this is just the beginning of my journey into web development....
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WarioWare Game by @Jgary | Stardance
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[{"post_id": 66992, "ts": "202 [{"post_id": 66992, "ts": "2026-09-13T00:22:47Z", "hours": 1.3469, "text": "I edited the map of the game and added some features to make it more advanced and different from other tutorials. This is a surprise. Please give me you opoinion"}, {"post_id": 64243, "ts": "2026-09-08T14:34:36Z", "hours": 12.1158, "text": "i made a hidden win point for my game to be excited"}]...
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Title: my first godot project by @Anway | Stardanc Title: my first godot project by @Anway | Stardance
Devlogs:
i made a hidden win point for my game to be excited
I edited the map of the game and added some features to make it more advanced and different from other tutorials. This is a surprise. Please give me you opoinion
Ships:
i made my first 2d project i know i may be not as good as advanced develob but iam really proud to make something like this as i changed in the theme of game with my imagination any one can play it and also used right up left down button to move shift to run and space to jump double space to double jump...
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Astronomical CNN by @RedPanda | Stardance
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Added Photo Elements and Update Images Last we left off, I finally finished with the buttons. Now I’ve done the logic for displaying the images and overwriting them every time. The border and CSS files were also correct to reflect these changes. I also added the augmentation files that the website pulls from to display the images along with alt text for each one. ps did i also mention that it SCALES TO THE DEVICE? <chef’s kiss>"}, {"post_id": 77373, "ts": "2026-10-06T18:10:45Z", "hours": 2.0014, "text": "Devlog 10 (FINALLY) Header and Footer. Fixed the header to make it look more professional as well as add navigation buttons with small quirky animations. I also added the footer, finally removing the ever-present tester h1 tag and replacing it with my bog-standard footer. I also animated the icon to make them jump when you hover over them!"}, {"post_id": 76689, "ts": "2026-10-04T10:48:38Z", "hours": 1.6047, "text": "Devlog 9 Buttons for Demo Finally completed the button designs for the demo part of the website when I show what augmentations I use for every model. Added hover animations and a (I assume) novel way of tracking the active state of buttons on Javascript. It uses an active class and assigns it to the clicked button by removing it from all others, ensuring that 2 buttons of the same class are not selected together. I have also made the website=> This is a test website and is subject to changes p.s. If the link seems broken check the project page!"}, {"post_id": 76639, "ts": "2026-10-04T07:32:33Z", "hours": 1.4444, "text": "Devlog 8 Section 1 and Pixelated Borders Created and wrote the first section with the problem statement and a short description of the project and my motivations. I also added the pixelated corners of my website to continue with the pixel art theme. I am going to start working on the augmentation tester and model architecture next."}, {"post_id": 76125, "ts": "2026-10-02T12:51:43Z", "hours": 1.1747, "text": "Devlog 7 Background Star Twinkle and Base Sections. I changed the JavaScript section to have random timings, size and positions of the stars in the script. I also changed the css to reflect the same and also added the transform command to the keyframe. I also set up the font (pixl sans) and also made the headers and base divs for the sections."}, {"post_id": 75560, "ts": "2026-09-30T13:10:22Z", "hours": 1.3617, "text": "Devlog 6 Small explanatory website. Working on making an explanation for this project to help in shipping and also to show to people. I have started working on the base HTML and CSS, but I have also added small twinkling stars in the background."}, {"post_id": 74444, "ts": "2026-09-27T11:59:14Z", "hours": 1.7075, "text": "Devlog 5 Early stopping + Test Function Added early stopping to prevent the model from overfitting and to preserve the best values. Added scikit-learn to work on the testing side and to help with storing the data for the multiple runs I do. The be-all and end-all will be running the model multiple times with different augment values and to see the sweet spot where the augmentation of the dataset starts to help generate more accurate results."}, {"post_id": 71882, "ts": "2026-09-21T18:07:29Z", "hours": 1.0164, "text": "Devlog 4 Added Augment Number and Seed, Added Validation Test Set and introduced CSV files for proper attribution. In Augment.py I finally bit the bullet and changed the script to work with titles like the name of the file. It will now also generate reproducible random results based on a seed function and number augments needed. In the Main.py I added validation data step to more clearly see where the model was over fitting. Also added the 2 data CSV files."}, {"post_id": 68780, "ts": "2026-09-15T18:53:39Z", "hours": 1.2878, "text": "Devlog 3 Ok, so I just finished with the testing data set and logging all the data in the csv files, I hope to automate this in the future, but currently I’m working on making the data augmentation pipeline faster."}, {"post_id": 68163, "ts": "2026-09-14T17:02:13Z", "hours": 1.655, "text": "Added Validation and History for Tracking. I removed the dataset from git status updates and will update it to another website or upload it git in the last commit. I added a validation dataset (splitting) and added it to model.fit. On top of that to track the model, I added history and charts to track the model."}, {"post_id": 67936, "ts": "2026-09-14T07:58:15Z", "hours": 1.2464, "text": "Devlog 1 Augmented the Data. Fixed file structure again, making it more cleaner and using .gitignore properly. Fixed the augment.py to work with the entire file at once instead of needing to select each file seperately. Fixed the Readme file to have a format, will update it as and when I complete said project. To-do Input changes to the CNN for effective learning Adding a test/train split Documenting the changes that occur when Batch Size/Epochs are changed. (not really sure on this one)"}]...
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Title: Astronomical CNN by @RedPanda | Stardance
Title: Astronomical CNN by @RedPanda | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog 1 Augmented the Data. Fixed file structure again, making it more cleaner and using .gitignore properly. Fixed the augment.py to work with the entire file at once instead of needing to select each file seperately. Fixed the Readme file to have a format, will update it as and when I complete said project. To-do Input changes to the CNN for effective learning Adding a test/train split Documenting the changes that occur when Batch Size/Epochs are changed. (not really sure on this one)
Added Validation and History for Tracking. I removed the dataset from git status updates and will update it to another website or upload it git in the last commit. I added a validation dataset (splitting) and added it to model.fit. On top of that to track the model, I added history and charts to track the model.
Devlog 3 Ok, so I just finished with the testing data set and logging all the data in the csv files, I hope to automate this in the future, but currently I’m working on making the data augmentation pipeline faster.
Devlog 4 Added Augment Number and Seed, Added Validation Test Set and introduced CSV files for proper attribution. In Augment.py I finally bit the bullet and changed the script to work with titles like the name of the file. It will now also generate reproducible random results based on a seed function and number augments needed. In the Main.py I added validation data step to more clearly see where the model was over fitting. Also added the 2 data CSV files.
Devlog 5 Early stopping + Test Function Added early stopping to prevent the model from overfitting and to preserve the best values. Added scikit-learn to work on the testing side and to help with storing the data for the multiple runs I do. The be-all and end-all will be running the model multiple times with different augment values and to see the sweet spot where the augmentation of the dataset starts to help generate more accurate results.
Devlog 6 Small explanatory website. Working on making an explanation for this project to help in shipping and also to show to people. I have started working on the base HTML and CSS, but I have also added small twinkling stars in the background.
Devlog 7 Background Star Twinkle and Base Sections. I changed the JavaScript section to have random timings, size and positions of the stars in the script. I also changed the css to reflect the same and also added the transform command to the keyframe. I also set up the font (pixl sans) and also made the headers and base divs for the sections.
Devlog 8 Section 1 and Pixelated Borders Created and wrote the first section with the problem statement and a short description of the project and my motivations. I also added the pixelated corners of my website to continue with the pixel art theme. I am going to start working on the augmentation tester and model architecture next.
Devlog 9 Buttons for Demo Finally completed the button designs for the demo part of the website when I show what augmentations I use for every model. Added hover animations and a (I assume) novel way of tracking the active state of buttons on Javascript. It uses an active class and assigns it to the clicked button by removing it from all others, ensuring that 2 buttons of the same class are not selected together. I have also made the website=> This is a test website and is subject to changes p.s. If the link seems broken check the project page!
Devlog 10 (FINALLY) Header and Footer. Fixed the header to make it look more professional as well as add navigation buttons with small quirky animations. I also added the footer, finally removing the ever-present tester h1 tag and replacing it with my bog-standard footer. I also animated the icon to make them jump when you hover over them!
Devlog 11 (I’m losing my sanity.) Added Photo Elements and Update Images Last we left off, I finally finished with the buttons. Now I’ve done the logic for displaying the images and overwriting them every time. The border and CSS files were also correct to reflect these changes. I also added the augmentation files that the website pulls from to display the images along with alt text for each one. ps did i also mention that it SCALES TO THE DEVICE? <chef’s kiss>
Devlog 12 (penultimate) Model Architecture, Results Interactive Chart, Github Page Learned SVG for the first time and made the model architecture pages; I mostly copied what worked and didn’t play around with CSS, but in the future, I’ll make the code easier to parse. My actual pride and joy is the results section, where I completed the SVG, uploaded it to GitHub, got the graph, and promptly added it to my code. This section is the only (minor) part that was made with the help of AI, as I could not figure out the logic (it’s too much). Also added a link and instructions for the GitHub page!
Devlog <we’re so close> ReadMe Updated GETTING CLOSE TO SHIPPING THIS IM SOO PUMPED
Ships:
ITS THE FINAL DEVLOG!!!!!! This project tests whether small datasets can be used to train CNN and AI models effectively. I use image augmentation to see which level of image variation affects the final result. To show that this can be done on my own principles, the project uses only open data from NASA and ESO, so no one’s work is used without permission. Check out the website (here)[https://pratyush-m-code.github.io/Basic-AI/]! Check out the Dataset (here)[https://zenodo.org/records/23287441?token=eyJhbGciOiJIUzUxMiJ9.eyJpZCI6ImEzN2NkYWFiLWQ2M2UtNDQ3ZC04M2M2LTMwNGI3YzhmNzk0MyIsImRhdGEiOnt9LCJyYW5kb20iOiIzYmI0ZTFiNDg0NTFlZDNjMjViYzg5OGJkMGJlN2U4MCJ9.GpXlO0vDV-MJe3aFGRJuTAim7Iuxs3wpL4-BY8u8GdQnvdKFwgvUiyiS1Oy0C5o-5pbJc8zXYqKGhH89W0f1Og]!...
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Portfolio Website by @bigboilol | Stardance
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wakeinator3000 by @ainavv | Stardance
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Title: wakeinator3000 by @ainavv | Stardance
Devl Title: wakeinator3000 by @ainavv | Stardance
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just finished with the cad design, hoping to improve the exterior later after getting some inspiration, and maybe considering painting it directly (just completed cad design step from start to end in 3 hours so im tired right now)
tried to resolve issues with onshape, failed to do so. need help :(...
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NewLabvolt by @simonhacker | Stardance
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APEX-1 by @omruk5689 | Stardance
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Title: APEX-1 by @omruk5689 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: APEX-1 by @omruk5689 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Today’s session focused on building out the core schematic for the Apex-1 board in EasyEDA. The following functional blocks were completed: Microcontroller Selection & Placement Selected the main MCU for the Apex-1 design. Placed it centrally on the schematic as the core component all other sections connect to. Pin headers on both sides are laid out for the various peripheral connections (power, GPIO, control lines). Decoupling Network Added a decoupling capacitor block near the MCU. Two capacitor pairs placed to filter noise on the MCU’s power rails and maintain stable operation. Switches Added three push-button switches (labeled BTN1, BTN2, BTN3). Each switch is wired as a user input line, pulled to ground/reference as needed. Micro-USB Section Added a Micro-USB connector for power input and/or data lines. Wired the associated support components (pull resistors/connections) for the USB interface. LEDs Added a small LED bank (2 LEDs) under the “LED’s” block —likely for status indication (power/activity) Added a second, larger LED bank labeled “LED(P)” with 5 LEDs, each with its own current-limiting resistor likely for a different purpose (e.g., pattern/output indicators). Reset Circuit Built the reset circuit block, including a transistor and reset button, feeding into the MCU’s reset pin. Boot Pins Added a Boot Pins header/jumper block to allow selection of the MCU’s boot mode (e.g., normal boot vs. bootloader/programming mode). Debug Pins Added a debug header for programming/debugging access to the MCU. Crystals / Oscillator Circuits Added two crystal oscillator circuits: One labeled DIN/DOUT One labeled DI2N/DO2N (secondary oscillator, possibly for RTC or a second clock domain) Each includes the crystal and its associated loading capacitors. Current Status: All major functional blocks of the schematic are now drafted: power/decoupling, user input (switches), connectivity (USB), visual output (LEDs), reset, boot configuration, debug access, and clock generation (crystals).
Change all the smd components with through hole so it would be easy to assemble also routed the pcb place all the components and solved all the drc and completed the pcb...
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My awesome macropad! by @Hiallthere | Stardance
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My first slack bot! by @AgniveshChhari | Stardance
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Title: My first slack bot! by @AgniveshChhari | St Title: My first slack bot! by @AgniveshChhari | Stardance...
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ah-roll-rah by @ryderklh | Stardance
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Title: ah-roll-rah by @ryderklh | Stardance
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liftED by @elizabethwanjiku83924 | Stardance
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Title: liftED by @elizabethwanjiku83924 | Stardanc Title: liftED by @elizabethwanjiku83924 | Stardance...
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Rose by @shellings | Stardance
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KestrelOS by @hien | Stardance
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Title: KestrelOS by @hien | Stardance
Devlogs:
Te Title: KestrelOS by @hien | Stardance
Devlogs:
Terminal and browser rework Updated the terminal to actually be able to run some commands and added a working code editor! Also made the browser actually searchable(but still in progress to load apps like youtube,…) and made a README. To benchmark the capabilities of the code editor, I was about to load kestrelOS inside of kestrelOS!!!
Music synthesizer rework Reowkred the music maker to have three tabs: drums, lead and bass and 4 different types of waves(they affect how the beat sounds): saw, square, tri and sin along with other features!...
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Percent of light by @behzad | Stardance
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Title: Percent of light by @behzad | Stardance
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1793638349.428753
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CHRONOVA — A Custom ESP32 Alarm Clock by @NamasyuC CHRONOVA — A Custom ESP32 Alarm Clock by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance...
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Title: CHRONOVA — A Custom ESP32 Alarm Clock by @N Title: CHRONOVA — A Custom ESP32 Alarm Clock by @NamasyuChallagarige | Stardance
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Getting started in KiCad...
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a by @qb | Stardance
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qb
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0
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0.0
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0
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Title: a by @qb | Stardance
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1793638351.293286
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1794243151.293286
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59798
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NULL
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NULL
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0
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0.0
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0
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1793738990.1568675
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1794602990.1568675
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59799
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C++ Code Fixer by @shrekispro0 | Stardance
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shrekispro0
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0
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0.0
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0
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[]
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Title: C++ Code Fixer by @shrekispro0 | Stardance
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1793638352.1659565
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1794243152.1659565
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59800
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Wzenzei by @zenzei | Stardance
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zenzei
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2
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5.0
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1
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Title: Wzenzei by @zenzei | Stardance
Devlogs:
He Title: Wzenzei by @zenzei | Stardance
Devlogs:
Hey my web site code has been done!
I have added wave function to make my web attractive .
I have also added a skill section but the hardware has to be a new section.
I have changed the text color because it is unable to read text in low contrast.
Ships:
I have made my own personal website where any one can see update about my projects and so on object. I have acquired many knowledges that is beyond my mind ! In my web I added a wave type css so it can be seen attractive. Further more I will update it with react js soon.
I have made my own personal website where any one can see update about my projects and so on object. (You can contact me !) I have acquired many knowledges that is beyond my mind! In this updated web I’ve customized these pages sothat it can be seen in low contrast ....
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1793206247.6653924
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1794070247.6653924
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59801
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desk buddy by @armandixitkhadka | Stardance
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armandixitkhadka
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0
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0.0
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0
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Title: desk buddy by @armandixitkhadka | Stardance
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1793638353.0695808
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1794243153.0695808
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