I can tell you straight off the bat that this harness is not suitable for being any kind of fall arrest device -- it's missing loops for your rope!
My experience is in rock climbing, so I won't nitpick the design otherwise, other fields may have different requirments.
My experience is in rock climbing, so I won't nitpick the design otherwise, other fields may have different requirments.
August 31, 2025 at 9:40 PM
I can tell you straight off the bat that this harness is not suitable for being any kind of fall arrest device -- it's missing loops for your rope!
My experience is in rock climbing, so I won't nitpick the design otherwise, other fields may have different requirments.
My experience is in rock climbing, so I won't nitpick the design otherwise, other fields may have different requirments.
To help others, you must first help yourself. To fix bugs, add new features, etc., you have to take care of yourself too.
I don't know what form of self-care you prefer. Maybe taking a break won't work, but some other kind of self-care will.
You do good work. I hope you have an easier day.
I don't know what form of self-care you prefer. Maybe taking a break won't work, but some other kind of self-care will.
You do good work. I hope you have an easier day.
August 28, 2025 at 10:27 PM
To help others, you must first help yourself. To fix bugs, add new features, etc., you have to take care of yourself too.
I don't know what form of self-care you prefer. Maybe taking a break won't work, but some other kind of self-care will.
You do good work. I hope you have an easier day.
I don't know what form of self-care you prefer. Maybe taking a break won't work, but some other kind of self-care will.
You do good work. I hope you have an easier day.
Did some more research and found github.com/PerlinWarp/N..., which has a page on training a neural network using data from a pair of LucidVR gloves.
which, if you have a pair of LucidVR gloves, the only benefit it's getting you is to not have anything on your hands, heh.
which, if you have a pair of LucidVR gloves, the only benefit it's getting you is to not have anything on your hands, heh.
GitHub - PerlinWarp/NeuroGloves: Using the Myo to play VR games using SteamVR
Using the Myo to play VR games using SteamVR. Contribute to PerlinWarp/NeuroGloves development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
August 19, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Did some more research and found github.com/PerlinWarp/N..., which has a page on training a neural network using data from a pair of LucidVR gloves.
which, if you have a pair of LucidVR gloves, the only benefit it's getting you is to not have anything on your hands, heh.
which, if you have a pair of LucidVR gloves, the only benefit it's getting you is to not have anything on your hands, heh.
I don't know if anyone ever tried hooking the Thalmic Myo up to vr/vrchat. It has come up in conversation at times, as has DIYing something similar, but those conversations never went anywhere due to some combination of not having the device, expense (either diy or buy), or lacking domain experience
August 19, 2025 at 9:06 PM
I don't know if anyone ever tried hooking the Thalmic Myo up to vr/vrchat. It has come up in conversation at times, as has DIYing something similar, but those conversations never went anywhere due to some combination of not having the device, expense (either diy or buy), or lacking domain experience
But I can also avoid this chain entirely by: just doing a local backup and copying it off of the device.
... like I already did, before getting sucked into this idea, though I haven't copied it off yet.
... like I already did, before getting sucked into this idea, though I haven't copied it off yet.
May 23, 2025 at 6:00 PM
But I can also avoid this chain entirely by: just doing a local backup and copying it off of the device.
... like I already did, before getting sucked into this idea, though I haven't copied it off yet.
... like I already did, before getting sucked into this idea, though I haven't copied it off yet.
Impulse: I should redo my pi w/ Fedora instead of Raspbian, maybe also w/ an Ansible playbook?
Reality: do I remember everything I've put on the Pi? I think I do, but... (also, the reason I'm using raspbian is because it's officially supported.)
Reality: do I remember everything I've put on the Pi? I think I do, but... (also, the reason I'm using raspbian is because it's officially supported.)
May 23, 2025 at 5:57 PM
Impulse: I should redo my pi w/ Fedora instead of Raspbian, maybe also w/ an Ansible playbook?
Reality: do I remember everything I've put on the Pi? I think I do, but... (also, the reason I'm using raspbian is because it's officially supported.)
Reality: do I remember everything I've put on the Pi? I think I do, but... (also, the reason I'm using raspbian is because it's officially supported.)
March 26, 2025 at 1:23 AM
Pointing at the cases where it would be fine regardless doesn't help with the cases where it is not fine.
Even so, a problem can occur when a parent's definition of harm and/or protection does not match that of the child's, or is otherwise distorted.
(wording is difficult, i hope you get the idea)
Even so, a problem can occur when a parent's definition of harm and/or protection does not match that of the child's, or is otherwise distorted.
(wording is difficult, i hope you get the idea)
March 11, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Pointing at the cases where it would be fine regardless doesn't help with the cases where it is not fine.
Even so, a problem can occur when a parent's definition of harm and/or protection does not match that of the child's, or is otherwise distorted.
(wording is difficult, i hope you get the idea)
Even so, a problem can occur when a parent's definition of harm and/or protection does not match that of the child's, or is otherwise distorted.
(wording is difficult, i hope you get the idea)
3.5 years open, with this as a core part of their business the whole time, and the thing that I liked most goes away immediately after I find out.
I'm sad. I'm going to go hop into VRChat, I guess.
I'm sad. I'm going to go hop into VRChat, I guess.
March 10, 2025 at 3:13 AM
3.5 years open, with this as a core part of their business the whole time, and the thing that I liked most goes away immediately after I find out.
I'm sad. I'm going to go hop into VRChat, I guess.
I'm sad. I'm going to go hop into VRChat, I guess.