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A PCB business card with a batteryless LED, powered by the phone that taps it

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Re: A PCB business card with a batteryless LED, powered by the phone that taps it

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It's a great project, just sad the author fobbed off the blog post about it to AI and made it worse by doing that. These days it's more important for a write-up to be real than to have snazzy wording. Especially to an audience interested in this kind of topic.

https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/

This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.

Re: A PCB business card with a batteryless LED, powered by the phone that taps it

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If I want to read a post about an NFC business card written by ChatGPT, I can ask it myself

https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/

This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.

Re: A PCB business card with a batteryless LED, powered by the phone that taps it

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Without a repo link to design files, I have no evidence that this project is real and not marketing copy. Sorry. I believe it's real, but there are no artifacts to corroborate. That's a poor article. It is sad that the internet has devolved into this state.

https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/

This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.

Also, agreed.

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