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Robin Hartley, CTO of @FourJawMA, on his experience as a recent graduate and how his company is contributing to the UK tech sector.
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Storage and analysis of large time-series datasets with @HartleyHacks
youtu.be/aFABrJOiXkg
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Time series analysis at @dotnetsheff with @HartleyHacks took me back to uni days! Amazing presentation of Fourier Transformations usage on a time series!
Thanks to Hackaday for featuring my recent sonic screwdriver project on their blog! Always great to see a project I'm proud of out in the world :D As an update, I'm still running around my house turning things on and off with the screwdriver, the novelty hasn't worn off yet!
Control your appliances with a tool inspired by Doctor Who. hackaday.com/2019/05/30/soni…
After finishing my recent sonic screwdriver project, I've just headed over to @hackaday @hackadayio to write up and document the build process.
Check out the article here: hackaday.io/project/165786-s…
It's done! Just published my first video/blog combo in a couple of months. Find out how I made my own sonic screwdriver to control plug sockets around my house... wirelessly! What do you think of it? all the circuitry and code is open source too :) youtube.com/watch?v=bvfOoOQJ…
Every failed print is a lesson learned! In this case, using the default zig-zag supports didn't do the job - had to switch to grid-shaped supports and add a raft for additional strength and bed adhesion.
Decided to do some 3D design this afternoon - finishing up a Sonic Screwdriver project I started before Christmas - can't wait to get this one printed, it's a custom circuit board and a bespoke 3D printed casing!
Software developed ✔️
Exported and packaged ✔️
Code signed ✔️
Uploaded to server ✔️
Checked a gazzilion times ✔️
Pushed live update for users ✔️
Mailing list email sent out: mailchi.mp/cfb49016e28a/vers…
What an evening!
My laptop is 5 years old and I was looking at a new one, but have decided to double-down and upgrade. RAM doubled and new battery installed!
I've spent my morning writing up how to use an @Pimoroni Keybow macropad to trigger my drag-and-drop automation software Numpad Superpowers. Thanks once again to @all_about_code for documenting the Lua code to achieve this on github - you're a star! numpadsuperpowers.com/blog-p…
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We're rolling out something very exciting in the coming weeks, it's been in the works for nearly 8 months now.
Here is a sneak peek at the new EduBlocks website that will be released alongside this exciting new release!
Just sent my latest update email to the Numpad Superpowers mailing list. Updates include a shiny new code-signing certificate (which is a massive step forward), usage stats and some automation inspiration from defkey.com. Read all about it: mailchi.mp/5af38ffcd4e1/usag…
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For my book every page needs to be double spaced. So I created a shortcut using @pimoroni keybow!
This is mission 1 from my book 😀
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Bright Box Makerspace opening in Sheffield 30th March, helping everyone get creative with technology. Congratulations @brightboxmaker @kisha_bradley shar.es/amwsBL
Following 6 months of rebuilding my computer automation software Numpad Superpowers, I got to have a little dance around the house earlier after making my first sale! It's delightful to create something other people find genuinely valuable. Woohoo :D numpadsuperpowers.com/
Thank you to @hackcessible18 and @AejazAssistech for inviting me to today's Hackcessible workshop. It was great to present my experiences in open source hardware/software, advertising and commercialisation. Great to see maker skills being used to create accessible technology!
Hey @mintcast and @all_about_code - great job on episode 304 and thank you for the shoutout about my software - Numpad Superpowers. Josh is the first (I know of) to hook it up to a Keybow, and kindly documented his Lua code on github. Keep up the good work!
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How cool is this! Using @HartleyHacks's Numpad Superpowers with the @pimoroni Keybow to provide a nice visual editor rather than using Lua. Amazing software Robin!















