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Starting a new business – continuous improvement
This is a post about my learning of continuous improvement on our startup.
Starting a new business
This post is about my foray to start a new business with 2 friends following the lean startups’ methodology and what I learn from it.
3D Printed Wrist Brace
I injured my wrist recently, wasn’t serious enough to see a doctor (yet) but there’s an uncomfortable position that I wanted to avoid. From what I learned about recovering from my back pain, to aid the recovery of my wrist I need to avoid irritating it, especially the tendon and ligament. I’ve seen others using…
Cyber Apocalypse CFT 2021 Write-up
I’ve recently participated in a CTF (Capture The Flag) organized by HackTheBox and had a lot of fun solving the hardware and misc challenges. This is a quick write-up on my solutions.
Aircon Monitor Part 2 – The hardware – current sensor, ADC, thermistor & Arduino
This is the second part of a multiple part series about some hardware & software that I hacked together to monitor the AC current of our outdoor aircon unit. This part I’ll be discussing how I’ve established the hardware parts selection for this project, which are SCT013 Current Sensor, SAR ADC, thermistor, Gertduino, and Raspberry…
Aircon Monitor – Part 1 – The introduction
This is the first part of a multi-part series about some hardware & software that I hacked together to monitor the AC current of our outdoor inverter aircon unit, which is reporting an overcurrent error. Part 1 – The introduction – Why, what & how (you’re reading this)Part 2 – The hardware – current sensor,…
Simple programmable load with gain
Today I needed to test a new PCB design for a load cell module. In order to evaluate the load response of the excitation circuit, I have to find a way to control the load current while observing the excitation voltage. The load curent needed is less than 20mA. A quick search online and I…
My rant about Samsung
I’ve been avoiding Samsung’s smartphone ever since my S3 (I9300), mainly because I felt cheated paying a premium for a cheap product. I believe most people would have heard of the famous crack screen on Note(s), crack frames and the eMMC hardware bug. I’m the victim of the latter 2 issues within 6 months of…
DIY Case for Raspberry Pi
While waiting for a proper Raspberry Pi case from element14 (formerly known as Farnell), I stumble across a site where the author designed a paper case for his Pi and kindly shared it to the world. I gave it a try today, and easily done it in less than 30 minutes. The design is well…
The flaws of current stars rating system
I was in a discussion with Matthew Yun today, and just realized that the current rating system for product review or rating contains so much noise that the 5 stars system is simply ambiguous to help consumer to decide a product. We were specifically taking about Google Play, but it applies generally to most review…
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