4d ago · 12 min read · In Part 3, I covered the hardware build and the diagnostic tests that made the setup trustworthy enough to control. This post is about the actual firmware and controller iteration. We started with lin
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Apr 30 · 8 min read · TL;DR: https://github.com/x-originating-ip/nandtap As part of some personal upskilling, I wanted to get a better feel for what edge-device forensics actually looks like in practice. It’s one of those
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Apr 13 · 2 min read · Ask an AI agent to build a React dashboard. You'll get something that runs. Ask it to write firmware for a sensor driver on FreeRTOS. You'll get something that compiles. Maybe. And crashes at 3am unde
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Apr 11 · 15 min read · I expected AI coding tools to boost my productivity. Half right, half wrong. I develop Zephyr RTOS-based firmware for nRF52/nRF53 using Claude Code as my primary tool, and the first few weeks actually
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Mar 25 · 14 min read · TL;DR 75% of Zephyr firmware development time goes to Kconfig/devicetree configuration and build error interpretation, not writing code — Claude Code can intervene in that 75% directly from the termi
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Mar 11 · 7 min read · Why Engineers Are Re-Thinking Embedded Design Today Can microcontrollers run machine learning reliably without cloud dependency or high power consumption? That question is now shaping modern embedded
Join discussionMar 4 · 9 min read · Bitcoin has an infrastructure problem. Not a code problem. Not a protocol problem. A hardware problem. The network processes over 900 EH/s of computational power every day, securing trillions of dolla
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Feb 4 · 5 min read · Building an IoT electronics product means making dozens of technical decisions that directly affect cost, reliability, and scalability. This guide explains how to plan an IoT electronics product from idea to production, covering hardware, firmware, c...
Join discussionJan 30 · 8 min read · Why reverse engineering matters If you’ve ever stared at a stripped firmware image and asked, “Where does this boot? What does it talk to? Why does it lock up?”—you’ve already brushed against reverse engineering (RE). I got into RE the same way many ...
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