TheusHen

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Show HN: EEGFrontier – A compact open-source EEG board using ADS1299(github.com)
5 points by TheusHen 7mo ago|0 comments
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EEGFrontier – an open-source EEG board built from scratch(github.com)
2 points by TheusHen 7mo ago|1 comments
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by TheusHen 7mo ago
Hi HN, This is EEGFrontier V1, an open-source EEG acquisition board I designed as a learning and experimentation project. The board is built around the ADS1299 (EEG analog front-end) and a Seeed XIAO RP2040. The goal was to design a compact
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by TheusHen 9mo ago
I don’t really follow a “standard” education path. I’ve been interested in technology for as long as I can remember and had early access to computers and the internet. I’m about to turn 15 in a few days, and I’ve been programming for almost
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by TheusHen 9mo ago
Absolutely agreed — and this is an important distinction. IPv6 gives you global addressability , not guaranteed reachability . Stateful firewalls still exist and inbound-by-default is still rare on consumer networks. The I6P design explic
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by TheusHen 9mo ago
Good question — this is probably the most important clarification. I6P is not trying to replace QUIC or TLS, and it’s not a competing transport. QUIC is the transport. What I6P provides is a reusable P2P connectivity and transport layer b
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by TheusHen 9mo ago
Author here. This article focuses on the transport-layer design, not a torrent client replacement. The goal is to provide a reusable IPv6-native P2P connection layer (QUIC-based, NAT-free) that existing clients or new applications can integ
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Designing an IPv6-native P2P transport – lessons from building I6P(theushen.medium.com)
64 points by TheusHen 9mo ago|53 comments
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I6P: An IPv6-only P2P transport layer in Go (QUIC and ratchet)(github.com)
4 points by TheusHen 9mo ago|1 comments
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by TheusHen 9mo ago
I built I6P, an IPv6-only P2P connectivity + transport layer in Go. The goal is to simplify P2P by assuming globally routable IPv6 (no NAT traversal), while still providing a solid secure/fast data plane: QUIC over UDP (TLS 1.3), Ed255