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Logging code commits with Nomie

I use Nomie to track almost all things in my life. For a long time I wanted to log my commits so I can do some analysis like “where do I code the most?” etc. So as soon as I got the Nomie API key, I created post-commit hooks to track code commits....

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Python on ESP8266 using MicroPython

You know I love ESP8266 and Python. So when the opportunity came to be part of it, I did in a small way on Kickstarter. The project team has been truly great. They send almost monthly updates on what they are working on and since they got enough funding they went open from...

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Starting with ESP8266

I really loved playing with circuits while I was in college. After college I started programming. I really love programming. In last few years electronics has become as much fun as programming. I really didn’t want to miss a chance where I could do both. i.e solder my circuit and programs for it....

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Geek’s Test Drive to Sravanabelagola

For a part of the Epic Drive we are hiring self drive EcoSport which is a Mini-SUV. I have never driven an American car. Most importantly I wanted to know how it handles. The only way to know that was to do a one day trip around Bangalore. Hence we went on a...

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For Less Jargon – Play Bullshit Bingo

Keeping it simple is the most difficult thing. Specially for us who work in technology. We like to throw jargon at every possible chance. This is a huge issue for me personally. Specially when I am training non-tech people. I try my best to avoid but still end up using it. To make...

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TextAdept is fun to use and hack – Part 1

I am a happy SublimeText customer. I am really happy with it. It’s an awesome text editor with great community and plugins. But it’s not a FOSS. I was always in look out for a simple but extendable, customizable, super fast text editor. Recently when I picked up Lua to learn I chanced...