
RPI Password Keeper
Experimenting with the RPI Zero USB ports in gadget mode
Using the now defunct Myo EMG based arm band, I hacked together some code to control a simple Lego claw. It was a fun little divergence into the limitations of EMG input as it stands today. It’s was evident early on that the latency to detect and process the signal was going to be the limiting factor to realtime control.
A secondary part of the hack here was getting golang applications running on the LEGO mind storm bricks. The app running on the brick received commands from my MAC which was performing the signal analysis from the data stream of the Myo band. I’ve since used the Lego hack for other unrelated hacks.
Experimenting with the RPI Zero USB ports in gadget mode
Using an android tablet to control OSX applications
My experience with the Jetson Thor (5000) and how I configured it.
Passing around file descriptors between golang processes
Exploring AI image description and vector searches to enable smart discovery of my photographs.
Enabling the NVME/TCP driver in VMware
Every developer needs a home lab
To tinker is to learn, it's a strategy that has led me down a path of many personal discoveries.