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Foss.cooking
(foss.cooking)
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Cryptarithms Number Puzzles
(cryptarithms.com)
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Dell support (and hardware) is so bad, I almost sued them
(blog.joshattic.us)
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If you are wanting to send images, there are already some cool ways to do that: either SSTV ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow-scan_television ) or Wenet, which sends them at a much higher speed: https://git
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Helping Strangers Access the Internet
(blog.dougbelshaw.com)
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I built Git for Minecraft for a hackathon and won [video]
(youtube.com)
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24 Hour Timelapse of all FedEx Airplanes in the USA (2009) [video]
(youtube.com)
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Radithor
(en.wikipedia.org)
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9mo ago
https://radi8.dev I don't update it often but I have a blog post with a project. I hope to do more blogging this year, and add more to it.
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I've been working on some electronics stuff more recently, and I designed custom PCBs which read the voltage and internal resistance of the 12V NiMH batteries used by robots in FIRST Tech Challenge. It's not always easy to know ho
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Meta AI chief Alexandr Wang says will have kids only after Elon Musk's Neuralink
(businessinsider.com)
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10mo ago
For the past year, I've been learning a lot more about electronics, and in particular, designing PCBs, getting them manufactured, and assembled. I've come a long way from where I started, making little LED flashers shaped like tre
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Ultimate-Linux: Userspace for Linux in Pure JavaScript
(github.com)
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Fairphone Releases Upgraded Fairbuds XL Headphones
(shop.fairphone.com)
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Glitches on video calls linked to real-world decisions
(theregister.com)
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11mo ago
Image data and telemetry were sent in different messages, so it wasn't too much of a bottleneck. The images were about ~100 bytes while the telemetry was roughly 40.
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Thank you for the kind words! The fluorescence was originally meant to be measured with an AS7273 spectrometer (unfortunately bought a different one, still worked fine though), and measuring ~680 nm. Certainly not a great setup but it worke
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The Cloudflare outage might be a good thing
(gist.github.com)
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Show HN: I turned algae into a bio-altimeter and put it on a weather balloon
(radi8.dev)
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The lowercase aesthetic as cultural liberation
(humaninvariant.com)
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11mo ago
I first got into Raspberry Pi Picos, but I've also been experimenting with Esp32's and some of the nRF chips. I mostly do CircuitPython on them but Arduino is a supported platform on those I believe.
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I launched a payload as a teen to the stratosphere to measure algae fluorescence
(radi8.dev)
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Hi HN! I'm Andrew, and I'm a high school student who participated in Hack Club's Apex program, which funded 30 students to built high altitude balloon (HAB) payloads. My project, StratoSpore, was an attempt to use algae fluor
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Blender Lab
(blender.org)
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Temporal Dithering of NeoPixels on an ATtiny412
(sarah.alroe.dk)
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South Pole Water Infrastructure
(brr.fyi)
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TinyGPU v2.0 Heads to Production
(tomshardware.com)
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11mo ago
And here I am in the US paying $50+/mo for CenturyLink to give me 20Mb down and 0.5Mb up.
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1y ago
KVM (as in the switch) was termed in 1995: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVM_switch
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Google's first carbon capture and storage project
(blog.google)
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