kelu124

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by kelu124 3mo ago
Ha Will, fancy seeing you there !
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Show HN: Building a Resume ontology and tooling for LLMs CV management(github.com)
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by kelu124 4mo ago
Hi, author here. I must say I'm not 100% confident in everything the STM32s do - and the rp2040/rp2350 is an easy one. One of my pieces of work is : continuous acquisition, acquisitions, processing, and writing on a fast storage,
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DIY open-source ultrasound hardware on the rp2040/rp2350(un0rick.cc)
96 points by kelu124 4mo ago|12 comments
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Show HN: Foresight – rolling dice with 2025 weak signals(2025.kghosh.me)
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Toward the detection of polyglot files [pdf](arxiv.org)
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When the Tide of AI-Generated Texts Rises(kghosh.substack.com)
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Digital (il)literacy for ancient hardware, like printers(pcgamer.com)
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Advisory (Services) Futures(kghosh.substack.com)
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A 150-word fortnightly geeky questions on the world(kghosh.substack.com)
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Sam's Borges – Short Story(kghosh.substack.com)
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Show HN: Building APIs for USB medical ultrasound probes(un0rick.cc)
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by kelu124 6y ago
Even the iCE UP5K has a whopping internal 1Mb RAM.
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Show HN: Curated list of Lattice open source FPGAs dev boards(github.com)
4 points by kelu124 6y ago|0 comments
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by kelu124 6y ago
With a focus too on Lattice's ;) https://github.com/kelu124/awesome-latticeFPGAs
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List: open-source lattice FPGA boards(github.com)
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by kelu124 8y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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by kelu124 8y ago
As a way to go around this issue, I sense a bit of progress through compressed sensing, see for example http://advances.sciencemag.org/content/3/12/e1701423 . This would enable one (with enough horsepower) to
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by kelu124 8y ago
I would definitely be happy to chat with the sdr community to see how we could interface. Ping me ?
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by kelu124 8y ago
OP here -- I had played with a wireless probe and developed a very basic python framework around it, see https://github.com/kelu124/pyUProbe1 . Same origin: Shenzen. Very friendly contacts there, always a pleasure to c
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Show HN: FPGA Ultrasound Imaging on a Raspberry Pi(un0rick.cc)
199 points by kelu124 8y ago|34 comments
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by kelu124 9y ago
Superb!
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by kelu124 9y ago
Could be indeed! Augmented sensing, there's definitely something one can do. A ping (radar-like) every 5s, and in time you listen to echoes. The more intense, the higher the frequency. Ping me through the contact in the doc if you&#x2
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by kelu124 9y ago
One of the next experiment is to try with 8 small elements ;)
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by kelu124 9y ago
I guess nothing prevents you from doing so :)
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by kelu124 9y ago
Let me know if you can spare one too ;)
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by kelu124 9y ago
The point being that on these experiments, the sensor isn't an array of piezos, rather a single-element piezo. Cuts the costs (a fab invoices around 100-200e for such a sensor), but lowers the overall image quality.
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by kelu124 9y ago
It's been a question I'd love to be able to answer to!
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by kelu124 9y ago
Before trolling a bit, I remember the main costs don't come from hardware (though it definitely costs something) - rather for r&d, patents, and most of all proper certification, since, in the end, it's a matter of life and dea
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by kelu124 9y ago
Hey! Theres a link for tindie in the doc. It's quote expensive, high voltage being the main reason, but I'm planning on reducing the costs and have a cheaper on-board extension for the pi once this hardware stabilizes

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