12:40 <Vaishnav-sabari-> 🚀 Happy to announce my new Rust library – Hayasen Hayasen is built to be a flexible, modular interface for working with multiple sensors in embedded systems. Currently Supported: MPU9250 – and I’m thrilled to share that it has been successfully tested on the Glyph C6 board! 🎉 Coming Soon: More sensor support to make embedded development even smoother ⚙️ The goal is simple – make sensor integration easier,

12:40 <Vaishnav-sabari-> faster, and scalable for embedded Rust developers. Would love to hear your feedback and suggestions from the Rust & embedded community! 🤝 Here are the Links 1. GitHub : https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen 2. Documentation : http://vaishnav.world/Hayasen/ 3. Examples :https://github.com/Vaishnav-Sabari-Girish/Hayasen-Examples #Rust 🦀 #EmbeddedSystems #MPU9250 #Hayasen #RustLang

16:14 <dcz[m]> is this basically a sensor HAL?

20:35 <dngrs[m]> I looked at the source, it seems vibe coded to me

20:36 <dngrs[m]> Quoting myself from the espressif room where this was also announced:

20:36 <dngrs[m]> Merely copy pasting an announcement clearly not written with element in mind is also a bit, well, it smells off

20:40 <dcz[m]> it's not bad as a first project, but I'm not sure why I would want to use instead of what's already there

20:44 <dngrs[m]> yeah I mean I don't wanna trash it if it's an honest beginner project, in that case my constructive criticism would be: i16 has builtin methods to convert from bytes, use those

20:45 <dngrs[m]> I will say though the commit history is very suspicious

20:45 <danielb[m]> or use device-driver instead of hand-rolling much of the code

20:45 <danielb[m]> dngrs[m]: the CRUSH.md gives it away

20:58 <dngrs[m]> <danielb[m]> the CRUSH.md gives it away

20:58 <dngrs[m]> not familiar with that, is it some vibe tool?

20:58 <dngrs[m]> s/that/CRUSH/