Viewing profile — ChrisGammell

I found zeroing in on a specific package and learning the specifics of the parametric modeling AND a particular end goal to be useful. Doubly so if the YouTuber is making lots of v…

Yep, insert the "always has been" meme. I learned from my early blogging that finding something that was popular just ended up having me chase that high again, instead of the thing…

2005! Didn't realize it was that long ago. Have been thinking about that book every time I read about people that move to "100% AI coding" in their work. Sure, they might have an i…

I didn't realize the Bending Spoons acquisition was a second time go-round. I do know after they enshittified (sorry, "harvested called for the PE overlords") two other web propert…

Never Trust The Automap

I aggressively enjoyed this post

Interview with Lee at the end of 2024 on The Amp Hour podcast: https://theamphour.com/684-lee-felsenstein-the-computer-revo...

A message in a bottle, thrown into your own swimming pool every evening. I like it.

I always refer to this multipart series on debouncing from one of the greats of embedded, (the now retired) Jack Ganssle https://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.htm

A while back I used it to glue together a bunch of APIs to make a geofence on top of a WiFi location service my company offers. Super easy to prototype external computation without…

I'd love to hear more about how the "sales engineers were the influential ones" manifested. I have an idea in my head, but I'm curious about details.

What is this, a MCU for ant(man)?! It needs to be at least...three times that thick!

I'm generally in the "never trust the autorouter" camp (and by extension "never trust the bevy of AI tools entering the space"), but it's undeniable there are some big opportunitie…

I'm way late to this party, but I'm happy to give advice as well. Chris {at sign} theamphour.com I'm an EE with some loud opinions about the state of higher education for electroni…

Extra points for the ones that sit down at step 4 and lay out all the things they've already tried so the context on the problem is clear

I always drop everything to read when there are new articles. Keep up the great work Ken!

Coming soon to your next printer: navigate through menus with a pico projector sending dim light onto your outstretched palm...

Spontaneous combustion, for sure

A fun project for remote teams to interact with one another