So I have a bunch of these dev boards and I'd like to try using some of them as battery-powered remote sensors (I'm not sure yet exactly what I want t… ...more

In the first post, we printed a "Hello world" message to our computer using the esp_println::println! macro. But there's another (better? I'… ...more

Last time we left off by failing to get the integrated LED to light up. We were following the "blinky" example in esp32c3-hal, which is pret… ...more

I'm a software developer most of the time, but recently -- originally inspired by the brachiograph, which is amazing and you should make one -- I deci… ...more

I ported a C library to rust last week, and it went pretty smoothly. This is the story, and here is the repo. The library in question is RNNoise, a li… ...more

This is the fifth (and final planned) post in a series on some new ideas in version control. To start at the beginning, go here. The goal of this post… ...more

I've written quite a bit about the theory of patches and merging, but nothing yet about how to actually implement anything efficiently. That will be t… ...more

Almost two years ago, I promised a series of three posts about version control. The first two (here and here) introduced a new (at the time) framework… ...more

In the last post, I talked about a mathematical framework for a version control system (VCS) without merge conflicts. In this post I'll explore pijul,… ...more

A recent paper suggested a new mathematical point of view on version control. I first found out about it from pijul, a new version control system (VCS… ...more