Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

timh.ai Joined April 2014

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 weeks ago

@_bschmidtchen Very cool well done

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@ryanbrewer Agree and feeling this as well. The value/importance of "understanding" feels like it is going away. I wrote an article about it. yes, I wrote it... No slop :) timhanewich.medium.com/the-understand…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 weeks ago

@mom_agency_ More of this please!!!

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 weeks ago

I just published "The Understanding Gap" AI lets us produce far beyond what we understand. As we use agents more and more, the real skill becomes knowing: - What to understand - How deeply to understand - When NOT to outsource your thinking Read more: timhanewich.medium.com/the-understand…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

a month ago

@mwaseemzakir Pay for tokens only. Direct OpenAI Responses call. github.com/TimHanewich/AI…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

a month ago

@rvm0n_ @icanvardar That's not c# that's D flat

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

@billcompute Installing open claw is the last decision you will have to make. After installing you can defer all decisions to open claw. Gives you more time to talk with your wife, Qwen.

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

@billcompute Qwen Stefani 27B or 35B? Not that weight matters, just more to love.

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

Good flying today 😊

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

Blast off

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

Successful day today! The ferrite beads + capacitors certainly seemed to have helped, but not as much as I had hoped. Much more stable Rx now, but still rocky at certain moments. Just one of the flights from today. Enjoy! github.com/TimHanewich/ce…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

Let's fly! 🤞

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

From 8-bit to 16-bit checksum. This will vastly lower chances of accident caused by random pass. github.com/TimHanewich/ce…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

3 months ago

Installing ferrite beads and two capacitors on the HC-12's VCC and GND lines seems to have significantly reduced the noise emitting from the SMA port + antenna caused by EMI from the ESC's. github.com/TimHanewich/ce…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 months ago

We're back.

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 months ago

Circuits restored

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 months ago

@tt12514 Changes I'm making: 1. 2-byte checksum used now (reduces likelihood of random pass from 0.4% to 0.0015%) 2. Rx buffer dumping logic in case of overflow due to bad data 3. Ferrite beads & capacitors places on VCC + GND to HC-12.

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 months ago

@tt12514 Thanks for thoughts @tt12514 Yes, the range of the "mobile" one was still ~100 meters. But that was w/ spring antenna and holding about head height, within Fresnel zone. I documented my theory on how this happened here: github.com/TimHanewich/ce…

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Tim Hanewich @TimHanewich

4 months ago

Today's work: repair burnout damage This was caused in a high-load test I ran a couple weeks back. Too much current I guess! 🫣

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staysaasy @staysaasy

4 months ago

“What will software engineers do now?” Software engineers have been required to learn new skills every single year of their career. More than literally any other career in existence, software engineering has required adaptability. So even if software engineering as we know it ceases to exist, engineers will just keep doing what they always have done - they’ll learn whatever is required and will add value.