Hackaday
PulseAugur coverage of Hackaday — every cluster mentioning Hackaday across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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DIY Cyberdeck Merges Computing with Girly Fashion Accessory
A new DIY portable computer, dubbed the "Mermaid Clutch-Purse Cyberdeck," has been unveiled, designed with an explicitly "girly" aesthetic. This unique device integrates computing components into a fashion accessory, ch…
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Diverse tech topics: airbags, craft cutters, MTG, and Linux
This cluster covers diverse topics including automotive safety, crafting technology, and operating system discussions. An article from Hackaday advises against DIY car airbag projects, highlighting their engineering com…
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Proprietary GPU to PCIe adapter enables cheaper local LLMs
A recent Hackaday article details a method for integrating proprietary-bus GPUs into standard PCIe slots, making them usable for local LLM deployment. This approach offers a more budget-friendly option for individuals i…
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Google DeepMind partners with Eve Online for AI training; LLMs proliferate
Google has reportedly integrated an LLM into its machines without user awareness, a development noted by Hackaday. Separately, Google DeepMind is collaborating with the game EVE Online for AI model testing, coinciding w…
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Hamster-powered phone charger project detailed on Hackaday
A project details how to harness the kinetic energy generated by a hamster running in a wheel to charge a mobile phone. The setup involves a small generator connected to the wheel, which then powers a charging circuit f…
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DIY Time Domain Reflectometer Offers Affordable Auto Diagnostics
A new DIY project details how to build a low-cost time domain reflectometer (TDR) for automotive diagnostics. This device can help identify faults within a vehicle's wiring harness. The project utilizes readily availabl…
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Hackaday explains how matching transistors are essential in circuit configurations
This article discusses the concept of matching transistors in electronic circuits, a process crucial for their optimal performance in various configurations. It highlights that this matching is a common requirement, lea…
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Hackaday Podcast Discusses Drawing Pencils, 3D Printing, and Tablets
The 368th episode of the Hackaday Podcast features discussions on a "pencil that draws against you," advancements in 3D printing, and a segment on tablets. Hosts Elliot Williams and Kristina Panos covered these topics a…
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Hackaday explores retrocomputing with a Teacher's Pet computer
A retrocomputing enthusiast has repurposed an old Commodore 64 computer to function as a teaching tool. The project involves using the C64's capabilities to educate users on programming and computer science fundamentals…
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3D printing enthusiasts explore creating a fun, playable pinball machine.
A project explored the feasibility of creating a playable pinball machine using 3D printing technology. The goal was to determine if a custom-built machine could offer an enjoyable experience comparable to commercial ve…