I recently found out about some data scraping stuff that Roku does. Kind of sours me on the company. But I am still amazed by the feature to share the audio from the media on a TV to a local smartphone for headphone listening.
Sometimes explaining something you’ve been working on to a friend really makes you stop and say, “wow, I know more about this area than I thought!”
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas (ornament printing season)
After more than a year at my current home, I finally opened up the silver box on the side of my house and answered my own question of, “huh, I wonder why these patio lights come on at a random time?” Turns out, it was a timer. Yep. Thanks, Occam
Had a chance to catch up with former guest on TAH Tom Lee (Stanford EE prof, scope nut, RF wizard). Listened to his episode before we chatted, what a joyful listen/trip down memory lane that was
An Interview with Tom Lee | The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
Tom Lee is a professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University and the head of the Stanford Microwave Integrated Circuits lab. He also is the author of Planar Microwave Engineering, a text about RFIC design. He joins Chris to chat about scopes, Maxwell's equations, and a lot more.
It feels like the whole world is passing me by when it comes to Discord. I know it is a spectacularly popular platform for developer communities, but I cannot bring myself to use it regularly.
Hell is other peoples’ schematics
OK, yeah, and often my own as well
Getting older is not remembering where I set my car keys 2 minutes ago, but still being to remember intricate plot details of the California Raisins Christmas special I watched on VHS 25 years ago
My label printer gets a lot of workouts during the holidays.
LLM credits are the AOL CDs of the 2020s. They’re almost done handing them out though.