Started out 15 years ago as a travel blog 15, now (past several years) more of a (non-code) aerospace / physics tech blog
Lately fun responses with ChatGPT
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Started out 15 years ago as a travel blog 15, now (past several years) more of a (non-code) aerospace / physics tech blog
Lately fun responses with ChatGPT
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Personal site for sharing thoughts and projects. It's not particularly active because of studies and school, but maybe more frequent posting down the line.
On and off poster, these days probably going to be more ts centric. I usually post about things that I want to remember.
Fairly low frequency, Python, general tech, and some personal-ish stuff occasionally.
Older posts are more web dev focused, newer ones are more about hardware side projects I'm working on.
I'm pretty proud of the most recent post: Fixing USB-C charging on the PowKiddy V90 for $0.01 - https://www.nfriedly.com/techblog/2021-10-10-v90-usb-c/
Haven't blogged in a while, have a bunch of half written drafts that I should just finish up.
Mostly blogged about Android, programming, tech, or just general life stuff.
It is a work in progress, but I’d like for it to be a place where I can write about projects and anything that interests me. Will primarily be a combination of computer science and urban planning topics, maybe with a little cooking and hiking mixed in.
Of interest to the HN crowd are probably these posts:
- https://blog.drgriffin.com.au/posts/2020-06-21-the-three-fs-...
- https://blog.drgriffin.com.au/posts/2020-07-31-cracking-the-...
- https://blog.drgriffin.com.au/posts/2021-07-12-prioritizing-...
- https://blog.drgriffin.com.au/posts/2020-06-28-servers-in-se...
- https://blog.drgriffin.com.au/posts/2021-01-13-facts-will-no...
The loose theme is intended to be how making incremental improvements in the thousands of tiny things we do each day compound to make a difference over the course of our lives.
In practice, it serves more as a publishing ground for a bunch of random things that need to be put on paper/into code.