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Phil M0OFX

I think I've seen peak internet death. An answer posted on StackOverflow which came from ChatGPT...
stackoverflow.com/questions/72

StackOverflow post. I tried multiple times with and without sleep(). Without it I always got the problem and with it the problem always went away. I didn't figure this one out by myself but asked ChatGPT. It told me: There isn't a strict rule that you must always call sleep_ms() after stdio_init_all(). However, in some cases, it can be a helpful precautionary measure to ensure that the UART has properly initialized and is ready to transmit data without any issues. But it refused to tell me where this was documented. I googled it, but didn't find any other information about it. I am sure it is out there, I didn't look that hard.
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Aug 26, 2023, 15:38 · · Tusky · 12 · 25
Kawaoneechan

@philpem "I didn't look that hard"

Yeah, Captain. We can tell.

Kaye

@philpem We make fun of anime avatars and custom wojacks, but sometimes I think we let people with bespoke Simpsons off to easily.

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