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One of the things I’ve always wanted to do ever since I built RGBMatrixEmulator is have a live cluster of MLB LED scoreboards available on demand. Well, today’s the day! It’s pretty simple: Set up a Dockerfile Clone mlb-led-scoreboard Expose the RGBMatrixEmulator port, by default 8888 And you’re done! Of course, this procedure could be repeated for any project that uses hzeller’s rpi-rgb-led-matrix driver libary. I chose to depl....
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One of the things I’ve always wanted to do ever since I built RGBMatrixEmulator is have a live cluster of MLB LED scoreboards available on demand. Well, today’s the day! It’s pretty simple: Set up a Dockerfile Clone mlb-led-scoreboard Expose the RGBMatrixEmulator port, by default 8888 And you’re done! Of course, this procedure could be repeated for any project that uses hzeller’s rpi-rgb-led-matrix driver libary. I chose to depl....
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I Made My ESP32-S3 Faster by Optimizing for SIZE — Not Speed
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www.atomic14.com
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6 months ago
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Optimizing ESP32-S3 Performance: Why Smaller Code Can Ran Faster I’ve been tuning the performance of some code recently on an ESP32-S3 project, There was a slightly counter-intuitive result that might surprise some people: optimizing for code size produced faster runtime performance than optimizing for performance. There’s a full video here - but you can skim this post for most of the information. The Benchmark This is just some cod....
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I Made My ESP32-S3 Faster by Optimizing for SIZE — Not Speed
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www.atomic14.com
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6 months ago
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eng
Optimizing ESP32-S3 Performance: Why Smaller Code Can Ran Faster I’ve been tuning the performance of some code recently on an ESP32-S3 project, There was a slightly counter-intuitive result that might surprise some people: optimizing for code size produced faster runtime performance than optimizing for performance. There’s a full video here - but you can skim this post for most of the information. The Benchmark This is just some cod....
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Brave joins the EFF, the Tor Project, and others in calling on Google to withdraw its plan to require government ID from all Android developers, regardless of how they distribute their apps.
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Comprehensive roundup of the top Android voice note applications in 2026, with WisprFlow leading in AI-powered organization and professional features.
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Granola Free Trial: Everything You Need to Know Before Starting
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zackproser.com
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6 months ago
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eng
Complete guide to Granola's free trial including setup, features to test, maximizing your trial period, and making the right subscription decision.
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Detailed comparison of Granola's AI meeting intelligence vs Otter.ai's transcription platform for professional meeting documentation needs.
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Complete review of WisprFlow's new Android app launched February 2026, including features, performance, and comparison with iOS version.
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How educators use WisprFlow's voice AI to streamline lesson planning, student assessments, parent communication, and classroom management.
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Complete analysis of WisprFlow's 2026 pricing plans, cost breakdown, ROI calculation, and comparison with alternatives to help you decide if it's worth it.
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How real estate agents use WisprFlow's voice AI to capture client interactions, create property summaries, and maintain deal momentum.
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Detailed comparison between WisprFlow's AI-powered voice recognition and Apple's built-in Voice Memos app for iPhone and Mac users.
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I became a dad recently, and I’m not publishing a bunch of photos of my kid like most parents do. Some people started asking me why, so here it is.
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Comprehensive roundup of the top Android voice note applications in 2026, with WisprFlow leading in AI-powered organization and professional features.
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Granola's Three Free Months: Everything You Need to Know Before Starting
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zackproser.com
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6 months ago
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eng
Complete guide to Granola's three-free-month offer for new users, including setup, features to test, and making the right subscription decision.
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Detailed comparison of Granola's AI meeting intelligence vs Otter.ai's transcription platform for professional meeting documentation needs.
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Complete review of WisprFlow's new Android app launched February 2026, including features, performance, and comparison with iOS version.
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How educators use WisprFlow's voice AI to streamline lesson planning, student assessments, parent communication, and classroom management.
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How real estate agents use WisprFlow's voice AI to capture client interactions, create property summaries, and maintain deal momentum.
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Detailed comparison between WisprFlow's AI-powered voice recognition and Apple's built-in Voice Memos app for iPhone and Mac users.
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I've been a big fan of probabilistic filters such as Bloom , and (more so) Cuckoo filters for a while now. I've put them to great use in my personal projects, as well as in major data processing projects at work. They fall into a neat class of data structures that let you trade certainty for performance. They are wildly useful for membership checks without loading the entire set into memory in cases where occasional false positives are....
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I've been a big fan of probabilistic filters such as Bloom , and (more so) Cuckoo filters for a while now. I've put them to great use in my personal projects, as well as in major data processing projects at work. They fall into a neat class of data structures that let you trade certainty for performance. They are wildly useful for membership checks without loading the entire set into memory in cases where occasional false positives are....
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TL;DR: Allow attendees to politely decline the conference freebies. I’ve attended quite a few tech conferences in India over the years, both as a speaker/trainer and attendee. Conferences can improve execution, meritocratic selection panels, and the ratio of sponsored to overall talks. These are mentioned as part of overall feedback to the event. But one thing is rarely questioned. The “swag.” You know what I mean - the badge, brochure, sti..
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What did Chipletz Present at DesignCon this Year? Last month, I had the great honor of joining with some of my colleagues to presenting some of our work from Chipletz at
DesignCon
2026. We've been doing some fascinating work in the area of advanced packaging, and we're grateful for the opportunity to share this work at such a prestigious conference.
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Brewing a bot: RAG and web data fuel the perfect coffee recommendation
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www.zyte.com
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6 months ago
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eng
Learn how to build a real-time AI chatbot using RAG, web scraping, Zyte API, LangChain, and OpenAI. Scrape JavaScript-heavy websites, store data in a vector database, and generate accurate answers from fresh web data.
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Our company is going to a convention later this month, and they will have a booth with big TV screens showing statistics that update in real time. My job is to write the backend server that delivers the statistics. I read over the documents that the product people had written up about what was wanted, asked questions, got answers, and then turned the original two-line ticket into a three-page ticket that said what should be done and how.....
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Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer; this is not legal analysis, nor legal advice, just an opinion. Mark Pilgrim, the original creator of chardet recently opened a GitHub issue on the project after he found that the project he started was relicensed under the MIT license from the original LGPL, a process generally referred to as license laundering . The current maintainer, Dan Blanchard, rewrote the project “from scratch” using Claude, chan..
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Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer; this is not legal analysis, nor legal advice, just an opinion. Mark Pilgrim, the original creator of chardet recently opened a GitHub issue on the project after he found that the project he started was relicensed under the MIT license from the original LGPL, a process generally referred to as license laundering . The current maintainer, Dan Blanchard, rewrote the project “from scratch” using Claude, chan..
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research to better understand user experiences with APIs and to gather feedback that will help shape their future"
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SaaS won. Piracy died. It’s not that you can’t pirate software today; there are still cracked versions of Office and Photoshop out there. But today’s best business software can’t be pirated. You can’t torrent Slack, pirate Salesforce, crack Notion to give you more features for free. “Hardware must be paid for, but software is something to share,” lamented a young Bill Gates in 1976, whose dreams of hiring 10 developers to build softwa....
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