Craft Night Walkthrough of New Resistor!
So we had our first Craft Night this week in the new space. We moved in Saturday. So in less than a week you can see how far we have come. I am pretty excited about what we’re going to…
So we had our first Craft Night this week in the new space. We moved in Saturday. So in less than a week you can see how far we have come. I am pretty excited about what we’re going to…
Two programs for you for Thursday night’s entry. A crude Logo interpreter written in Javascript using the HTML5 canvas tag and a quick logo program to go with it. Now when I say crude, I mean crude. You have to…
I can’t just sit on the sidelines glowering at all the happy coders all month. Here’s my first code snippet for the month: spherify! It’s a simple little python script that uses an image file as a heightmap, maps it…
Under the wire… with a rather boring script. Here’s an apache log parser that uploads log data to MySQL. Interesting part about it? If your user auth field has LDAP data this will parse that properly. Click through for code…

Robert Carlson bridges both the NYC Resistor and DIYBio worlds – he’s an electrical engineer who turns E. coli into circuits! He famously discovered the Carlson curves, the biotech equivalent of Moore’s Law. They show that biotech is advancing at…

Here’s a quick analog clock using the HTML5 canvas tag. Oh canvas tag, how I love thee. Click “Read more” for the source. The formatting is a little wonky because I adjusted to fit in the blog. Oh and you…
So as not to leave my fellow hardware engineers unrepresented, I present my entry for day 3 of March Madness: The following code implements (poorly, no doubt) the 64-bit floating point reciprocal approximation unit from the Cray-1 (in Verilog 2001).…
Here’s a couple more additions for the March Madness Challenge. First, a image lens program using the HTML5 canvas tag. Next an OpenSCAD program to make beach rover wheels.
So today I decided to mix things up a bit. I figure, how else can one honor the time honored world of languages than by paying homage to the language wrought by Knuth himself…. LaTeX. Here’s the resulting PDF: m2…
So, the March Madness 1 program a day challenge is in full swing. Here’s my contribution. Its not much in the way of code, but there definitely was coding involved in writing the scad file for the doorknob. Yup, its…