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Text on a small display should come alive. It started with clock digits made of Bézier curves; this is where the idea went.
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Bringing Text to Life on an ESP32

anton-petrusevichAnton Petrusevich

A 1:64-scale arcade decoration with a space-shooter animation, retro soundtrack, UV-printed artwork, and illuminated coin door.
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StarFighter: A 1:64 Arcade with Animated Attract Mode

michael-yimMichael Yim

A miniature monitor decoration cycling between falling green code and a message that types itself out letter by letter.
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Miniature Hacker Terminal: Green Code and a Wake-Up Message

michael-yimMichael Yim

A resin-printed PET-inspired miniature with a 0.42-inch OLED, curved resin lens, and hand-painted keyboard details.
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Mini PET Prompt: A Palm-Sized Retro Computer Tribute

michael-yimMichael Yim

A 0.32-inch OLED waveform animation inside a painted miniature oscilloscope enclosure, powered through micro USB.
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A Miniature Vintage Oscilloscope with an Animated OLED

michael-yimMichael Yim

A miniature 386-era tower decoration with a 33 MHz display, blinking drive LED, and simulated PC boot sounds.
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RetroTower: A Miniature 386-Era PC with Boot Sounds

michael-yimMichael Yim

A buy-it-for-life review project: cost per decade math, failure mode analysis, and warranty fine print for tools, kitchen, and carry gear.
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Buy It for Life Gear Ranked by Failure Modes

james-verlanderJames Verlander

A miniature CRT-style monitor with a 0.42-inch OLED and blinking DOS prompt, a painted enclosure, and a resin-cast lens.
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RetroPrompt: A Tiny CRT-Style OLED Monitor

michael-yimMichael Yim

A withdrawal simulator project: sequence-of-returns risk, 4 percent rule failure points, and survival checks that catch bad decades.
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FIRE Withdrawal Math That Survives Bad Decades

james-verlanderJames Verlander

A small Bluetooth speaker that gets the smart lights you already own changing together on the beat of whatever you play.
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FirePod: a speaker that syncs lights to music

greg-gushardGreg Gushard

Pastagi notes on LLM evals: paraphrase drift scoring, detector false-positive rates, and prompt dependency graphs that shrink the retest set.
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LLM Evals That Survive Paraphrase Drift

james-verlanderJames Verlander

What a flat-rate dev side business really pays per hour once hardware, cloud, support, and tax costs are priced in. Python ledger math.
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Dev Side Business: Price by True Hourly Rate

james-verlanderJames Verlander

Flat monthly fee, unlimited request queue, one active at a time: the mechanics of running a software dev subscription, Python-first.
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Poket Dev: Software Dev as a Flat Subscription

james-verlanderJames Verlander

Tiny ESP32-C3 desk gadget with OLED, live weather sensing, proximity glow & a phone-controlled web interface.
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YUMO PULSE — ESP32-C3 Desk Gadget

yumobuildsYUMO.BUILDS

Information about reverse engineering process of a cheap aftermarket car LCD device with Car Play and Android Auto support.
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Reverse Engineering F133/D1s device

gamadrildevgamadril.dev

PCB reverse-engeneering CAD for reconstucting PCB layers,trayces,vias, and components from board images.
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MDPerfomance-CADSOLO

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