Tag: zero-to-one

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Zero to One: Python Libraries, Environments, and Working Like You Mean It

You do not have to write everything from scratch. Python has thousands of libraries. But the way you pull them in matters, and most introductions get that part wrong.

Zero to One: Fun with SWD

You do not need to write a single line of C to talk to a microcontroller. With OpenOCD and a telnet connection you can toggle GPIO pins directly from your terminal — and that is exactly how we build a blinky on an STM32F303K8 Nucleo-32.

Zero to One: VHDL and a Lattice iCEstick

A complete walkthrough of writing VHDL, simulating it with GHDL, and flashing a blinking LED onto a Lattice iCEstick — from zero assumptions to a physical result.

Zero to One: A Personal Journal Bot with Telegram and Gemini

I spent a day building a Dockerized Telegram bot that turns voice messages and scattered thoughts into a structured journal, Obsidian topic notes, and a compiled LaTeX memoir — and what I learned about LLM APIs along the way.

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