With the recent heatwave we’re having in Europe, I was looking into a way of cooling the house. While some rooms in the house have mini split air conditioner units, the entire house doesn’t have AC, but every room in the house does have radiators for central heating powered by a heat pump. So I thought I could just run the heat pump in cooling mode and use the central heating system for cooling instead.
In this post, I will talk about the repair I made to the adaptive LED headlights for my BMW F10 530XD. I thought I’d document the process and post it online so it can help out anyone trying to do the same.
In this code snippet, we’ll take a look at SIMD(single instruction multiple data) in C#. To quote Microsoft: “SIMD (Single instruction, multiple data) provides hardware support for performing an operation on multiple pieces of data, in parallel, using a single instruction. In .NET, there’s set of SIMD-accelerated types under the System.Numerics namespace. SIMD operations can be parallelized at the hardware level. That increases the throughput of the vectorized computations, which are common in mathematical, scientific, and graphics apps.”
In this post, I’ll show the ESP8266 module programmer I made. I need it for another project where I soldered the ESP module directly to the PCB instead of using it through the usual dev board with pins. This decreases the size of the ESP and the components needed, for example, once the programming is done, you don’t really need the USB to serial converter chip or the USB connector.
In this post, I will talk about my self hosted home automation setup. I have been working on this and slowly adding things over the years. I will probably update this post over time with the new things I will add.
In this post, I’ll show you my automatic soldering sponge water dispenser. I got tired of the soldering sponge drying out, so I built an automatic water dispenser to “water” it. The dispenser uses a sensor to measure the resistance of the sponge. If the sponge dries out too much, the resistance goes up, the microcontroller detects it and turns on the pump.
About This post is a quick overview of the C# Online Compiler I made some time ago. It enables you to run C# in the browser. This way, your code won’t be sent to a …
In this post, I will briefly cover a simple compiler made for a simple programming language I made. The compiler compiles the MyLang(not the most creative name, but naming things is hard, and I just needed a name) programming language down to the assembly for a simple 8-bit computer I made years ago.
About In this post, I’ll show you how to read data from one of those generic Digital Dial Indicators using an Arduino. I wanted to map out the bed level of my 3D printer so …
Over time, I made quite a few apps. I thought I’d make a collection of the more useful web apps that can be published online and call them Decent Apps.