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2021-01-14

Synchronearlicity

I’ve recently had three funny near-coincidences. Not the oh wow! kind for anyone but me. Fun though. First, the other day, I was feeling bad for Marinella. She’s a medic, has been deep in the Covid thing, testing folks up in the hills. Had ordered a ultrasound scanner for her own use, but was getting a bit frustrated by it’s...

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2021-01-09

Drummers and Bass

Two nights ago, due to heavy snow, the power here went off. Naturally, I was unprepared. The first day of this I got through by reading. Some of the mass of papers I have printed out, but I got fed up of that fast. Fortunately Danbri had sent me a book for Xmas: Fast Forward: Confessions of a Post-Punk Percussionist:...

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2021-01-04

3D Printing Chaos

A Friend on Facebook, Kicki, just made my mind buzz. Her post started “Is it possible to 3D print a Menger sponge, M >= 3, and if so, would anyone with a 3D printer make me one?“. (My italics, hee hee, right approach). I don’t have a 3D printer, but my response would be, well yeah, probably quite easily. But...

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2021-01-04

Breadboard Mystery

Breadboards are a wonderful aid to electronic prototyping. They are small plastic blocks with lots of electrical sockets that will accommodate components or wires. Typically you have 2 horizontal rows of sockets in the middle which are lined up to take standard chips with 0.1″ leg spacing and vertical rows at either side, typically used for power rails. The name...

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2020-12-29

A Quick Way to Visit the Stars

I do watch some mad things on YouTube, in the sense of beyond my comprehension, not necessarily beyond rational thought. Below. A gem yesterday. Anton Petrov does really good astro things. This one caught me because I’m a little fascinated by chaos. The solar system (gods forgive me if I get this wrong) is a massive object with lots of...

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2020-12-26

A Little More Focus

This is an addendum to the previous post, where I started sketching things for making a low-budget ultrasound camera (and stuff), but ran out of steam. Design Philosophy First point I wanted to add is that I know I am approaching this in a very naive fashion. Totally intentional, mostly because I don’t want to get bogged down in theory...

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2020-12-24

Looking for Focus

There’s a feeble double meaning in the title. This is about what I have in mind for some experiments with ultrasound, but also I’m doing a brain dump to get this out of my head so I can actually get on with things. I apologise for any technical inaccuracies here, I’m still learning this stuff. Before you find fault, I...

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2020-12-15

My Project Documentation Conventions

I have lots of projects on the go at any given time. Most of these have corresponding GitHub repositories. Even though usually I’m the only person working on them, Git is great for version control and GitHub offers very convenient offsite backup and world-facing presence for the material (were I starting from today, GitHub might not be my first choice,...

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2020-12-09

Everyone Should Have a Blog

tl;dr : push social networks back, Post stuff to your own space first, link to it, worst case copy & paste the content across, with a link. Retain some control, easily done. I regularly post on Facebook and Twitter, occasionally on (many) other social networks. I really like being able to communicate with friends and acquaintances, have fun, share ideas....

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2020-12-05

Deep Learning could be Good

You’ve probably followed the developments in Deep Learning in a similar way as I have. Exciting. Naively picking up – win at Go, or more recently, protein folding. That is clever. You may not have had so many years of cynicism about the AI effort. God Damn [1]. I read a lot of fiction books about robots, way before you...

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