Liam Kinne
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· Aug 30
DT and DTM step-down converters are now available on the UMI store.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
Learning focus for next year will be robotics simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing.
December 23, 2025 at 10:16 AM
Learning focus for next year will be robotics simulation and hardware-in-the-loop testing.
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"You're absolutely right! You are too smart to be flattered by my sycophancy"
September 3, 2025 at 5:53 PM
"You're absolutely right! You are too smart to be flattered by my sycophancy"
DT and DTM step-down converters are now available on the UMI store.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
August 30, 2025 at 10:53 AM
DT and DTM step-down converters are now available on the UMI store.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
First orders are shipping when I get back from Japan next week.
A quick library for writing high-frequency data to Prometheus via remote write, implemented as a standard metrics-rs exporter.
github.com/liamkinne/pr...
github.com/liamkinne/pr...
GitHub - liamkinne/prometheus-write: Rust metrics exporter that writes batched data using the Prometheus remote write API
Rust metrics exporter that writes batched data using the Prometheus remote write API - liamkinne/prometheus-write
github.com
July 30, 2025 at 2:36 PM
A quick library for writing high-frequency data to Prometheus via remote write, implemented as a standard metrics-rs exporter.
github.com/liamkinne/pr...
github.com/liamkinne/pr...
Hi, yes, I would like a hotdog with 58 grated cheese
May 24, 2025 at 7:25 AM
Hi, yes, I would like a hotdog with 58 grated cheese
Man these S32K1’s really do brick themselves if you breath on them wrong… Down to two of my original five sample chips.
I’m going to have to find an alternative for this project because this is pathological behaviour that I can’t risk in a product.
I’m going to have to find an alternative for this project because this is pathological behaviour that I can’t risk in a product.
March 9, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Man these S32K1’s really do brick themselves if you breath on them wrong… Down to two of my original five sample chips.
I’m going to have to find an alternative for this project because this is pathological behaviour that I can’t risk in a product.
I’m going to have to find an alternative for this project because this is pathological behaviour that I can’t risk in a product.
I really wanted Shapr3d to be my CAD solution, but it looks like I’m headed back to Fusion.
The UI is good but the UX still has some ways to go.
Really I just long for the Inventor of days past but I can’t justify the money.
The UI is good but the UX still has some ways to go.
Really I just long for the Inventor of days past but I can’t justify the money.
March 4, 2025 at 8:14 AM
I really wanted Shapr3d to be my CAD solution, but it looks like I’m headed back to Fusion.
The UI is good but the UX still has some ways to go.
Really I just long for the Inventor of days past but I can’t justify the money.
The UI is good but the UX still has some ways to go.
Really I just long for the Inventor of days past but I can’t justify the money.
The best part of my job is learning new things.
The worst part of my job is when I don’t get a choice in the new thing I learn (Windows Device Drivers).
The worst part of my job is when I don’t get a choice in the new thing I learn (Windows Device Drivers).
February 7, 2025 at 2:59 AM
The best part of my job is learning new things.
The worst part of my job is when I don’t get a choice in the new thing I learn (Windows Device Drivers).
The worst part of my job is when I don’t get a choice in the new thing I learn (Windows Device Drivers).
Neat, my products got featured by CNX www.cnx-software.com/2025/01/18/m...
M.2 CAN FD adapter adds CAN Bus support to hosts with a spare M.2 Key-B socket - CNX Software
Designed by Universal Machine Intelligence, the M.2 CAN FD adapter is an M.2 to CAN FD converter board that brings two high-speed CAN FD interfaces to
www.cnx-software.com
January 19, 2025 at 11:20 PM
Neat, my products got featured by CNX www.cnx-software.com/2025/01/18/m...
These Jetson Orin dev kits are surprisingly power efficient. 50W running an FP32 model at 15 frames a second.
January 15, 2025 at 3:17 PM
These Jetson Orin dev kits are surprisingly power efficient. 50W running an FP32 model at 15 frames a second.
Tried an electropolished stencil for the first time. Didn’t notice any difference in paste quality, but cleaning the stencil after was much better.
Worth the few dollars more for a stencil that’s going to get 10+ uses.
Worth the few dollars more for a stencil that’s going to get 10+ uses.
December 11, 2024 at 8:05 AM
Tried an electropolished stencil for the first time. Didn’t notice any difference in paste quality, but cleaning the stencil after was much better.
Worth the few dollars more for a stencil that’s going to get 10+ uses.
Worth the few dollars more for a stencil that’s going to get 10+ uses.