Some updates (04.2025)

Hello everyone reading this!

As you've likely noticed, I haven't been active whole last month. I would like to apologize for that. I was just very busy with other, more important things. 

I however have lot of other new stuff worth sharing, such as AR glasses for which I am developing a control library, brainwave reader (brain-computer interface) which I also have yet to write software for because the original doesn't really work, and I got an RTL-SDR and I have been trying out radio recieving. My goal is to recieve and decode a photo from a weather satellite, which I hope to manage to do soon. I also hope to finally do and describe next AI-related experiments (ISKRA series), as well as some tutorials that I promised (such as offline GPT training). I also should return to solving mystery of the green platform in LEGO Indiana Jones 2, I honestly forgot about it.

Small part of readings from the brainwave reader

Barely visible photo transmission from NOAA 18. Sadly too poor to decode the image.

As you can see I have lot of exciting stuff to share. Once I reach enough noteworthy results and find time for writing, I will be happy to write about that all here.

Thank you for reading this and stay tuned!

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