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by Jeremy Rubin
A telescope where you can look through and point/zoom in a closed environment. The device will pull content from sources like webcams/google/shodan to provide relevent content in that direction and
The flight to Hong Kong was not bad at all! I think I slept most of the way. On the flight I watched Chappie – definitely go see it if you’re a Die Antword fan. Upon arrival, I met up with
Today (Day 4) was awesome, we toured various manufacturers to see the “end to end” development of a device. I’ve broken out the blogposts on each factory separately. • Injection Molding
This was fun! At the injection molder they had a massive pile of not being run molds and about 20 machines which were cranking out parts. We got to see our mold for the class pried apart which was
At this place we got to see them designing and making the molds. This was pretty crazy to me! Basically you can 3D-model your part and then ship it to them and they design a mold around it which has
At the AQS plant we also got to see the final assembly of a printer. This was really awesome. Printers are super complicated builds so they basically have to be done by hand. Essentially what happens
We visited a toy studio for a to-be-unnamed toy company (hence, no photos). This place was really cool. Basically, big brands (and not just for toys, clothes, electronics, etc) spec out a thing they
Today we were again mostly in-house. We kicked off the day with a lecture on how to use Altium (pcb design software) by Bunnie. Afterwards, we got lunch at this super awesome Thai restaurant right
Friday and Saturday were free form days, we just worked on our projects for the most part. Our projects are basically to doing a small customization to the Orchard platform, which the instructors
Today was basically a day off, I answered emails and worked on a small project, as well as doing a couple edits to my board design to get feedback from Bunnie. In the evening, we went to get dinner
Today we got to see a printing press. Printing presses are pretty cool; they’re a pretty old technology which one might argue was the driving force behind the renaissance. Printing Printing
The printing press guys were really the best – so good, they get three posts for one day! Following our visit, they taught us how to do – and appreciate – the traditional tea ceremony. To
While we were doing the Engineering Query at King Kredie, we also got a special bonus tour: Flex PCB Manufacturing. Flex PCB is kind of the future – as devices get smaller, a thick-old-green PCB
Inside the King Kredie Engineering Query room On Day 9 I mentioned that we had submitted our boards for Engineering Queries, but I didn’t quite explain what those are. When you’re working with
Watering trucks! Saw this during a night out. They go around and spray down all the fancy greenery.
We were lucky enough to overlap our stay with the Shenzhen Maker Faire! There were a lot of drones… I even ran into some friends! Lizhou Sha (https://twitter.com/mentisoasis) MIT ‘18 Deb
Today we visited the PrimeAsia Leather (http://www.primeasialeather.com) Factory. A warm welcome. A ‘real’ welcome. The leather comes in to the factory pre-treated. The tannery is (typically)
The Zipper factory tour was courtesy of Daniel Liang (http://danielliang.com/randomness/). This was one of the more detailed tours; there’s a whole lot that goes into a zipper! Daniel’s factory
For Day 23 we’re going to take a look at a furniture factory. This is a HUGE factory; probably the largest we saw on our trip, spanning many many hangars. Unfortunately I didn’t take too many
In the evening of the 23rd, we took a trip over to a local massage parlor. Before you crack any jokes about what goes on in the massage parlor (yes, that does still exist if you want to find it),
With my back still in significant pain from the previous nights massages, it was time for the South China Material City. The South China Material City is an industrial region situated in Shenzhen
The smell clock is a device I built for the Shenzhen manufacturing bootcamp. While we were there, we had a challenge to build a prototype on a tight budget. The assignment was to build something that
Note the change of location! While I was in Thailand visiting my friend there; I had the fortune of being able to visit his family’s rice processing factory. They’re basically the world’s
Well, my travels in Asia are over. What better way to wrap things up than to make tea ceremony with mom and take photos on a shenzhen-selfie stick.
Well, I did it: I graduated MIT with my S.B. and M.Eng in 4 years! And apparently I was the most joyously nerdy
I was asked to give a talk at Stanford Cyber Initiative’s Blockchain Protocol Analysis and Security Engineering 2017 conference on some of my forthcoming research. While it’s still a bit green, I
I’m visiting Japan for two weeks to help teach BC-2 (https://bc-2.jp) at Digital Garage. I’m very excited to have the chance to explore Tokyo and hope to make many new friends while out here!
Here’s an introduction to Bitcoin Core Development I gave at the BC-2 Workshop (https://bc-2.jp/season1/). • Bitcoin Development process • Bitcoin Improvement Proposals (BIP) Process
Here’s a few cuts of an interview from when I taught at BC-2 Workshop Winter 2017 (https://bc-2.jp/season1/).
This post got backlogged, so just putting it up unfinished. Will backfill pictures when I find them later. I took a few day reprieve from Tokyo to visit the Kansai prefecture. While there,
One of my major pet peeves in presentations about the blockchain is that most people seem to draw the arrows/pointers in the incorrect direction. Pointers should point from newer blocks to older
When I woke up in the morning of September 1st, 2017 I immediately began my morning ritual of lazily glancing through emails. On this morning, one particular email stood out — the Fuck Nazis
a version of this originally appeared on tokendaily.co (https://www.tokendaily.co/blog/giving-money-away), I still need to verify all edits match. Give a Man a Bitcoin, and You Feed Him for a Day.
This originally appeared on the mailing list (https://gnusha.org/pi/bitcoindev/CAD5xwhhC1Y13p7KazfUOXFZ5vi5MA9EQ-scyafv4aNkjskoXBg@mail.gmail.com/), and has been edited lightly for some updates in
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