The sensor that you want would be called a current meter (also often called a current clamp because they’re often detachable). If you’re trying to toggle a vacuum or similar 120v secondary load, they have premade boxes for this – search ”Automated Vacuum Switch”

This is why I run tmux in zed

What laptop is this???

In case you have not been pointed in this direction, V lang started off with a lot of bombastic claims about safety and performance, and has been slowly walking them back. This blog post from 2024 is good (although quite long-winded) justinas.org/the-bizarre-...

👍 yes want!

Keep fighting the good fight

"python, but with a type checker that works"

Hmm, looks like it might just be their http -> https redirect that seems funky, using https it seems to be healthy

I can’t let myself think about synths, dangerous potential hobby

It’s this btw www.serene.industries/the-icebreaker

This is very cool. Are you imagining use cases outside of cloud / lambda? I have some inkling of an idea of running JS / TS on embedded devices via WASM, but haven’t explored it very much because the existing runtimes seemed prohibitively expensive

truth

Apple is inches away from making me switch from iOS as well :)

The US would be better off with some autobahn style roads for people to let the steam off on