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Author Archives: gregorykimball
Upholstered fireplace
I believe fireplaces aren’t particularly useful. They aren’t efficient at heating a home, they create an ashy mess when used, and they take up a lot of floor and wall space. Perhaps they can be beautiful. With natural gas plumbing, … Continue reading
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DIY Christmas arches
If you’ve explored San Jose during December evenings, you’ve probably seen streets with lighted arches. One of the most impressive examples is Cherry Ave between Glen Eyrie Ave and Willow St. This year I decided to join the club and … Continue reading
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Turn signal Arduino device – update
In the last post, my turn signal device worked great when the car lights were running on battery. However, as soon as I turned the engine on the device was caught in a reboot loop. I hooked up my Xprotolab … Continue reading
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Turn signal Arduino device
After 6 months of driving with a manual pushbutton left turn signal, I decided it was finally time to build a more permanent solution. In the 2013 Volkswagen Passat, the turn signals always have at least a 33% duty cycle … Continue reading
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Updated busking kit, part 2
In this ongoing series, I’m documenting the changes to my busking drumkit. It’s been about 4 years since the last update, and some important things have changed. Let’s start with a photo: The kit includes an 18″ pancake bass drum, … Continue reading
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Turn signal triage
A few weeks ago, my 2013 Volkswagen Passat started exhibiting strange behavior: intermittent failure of the left turn signal, and random trunk openings while driving. After a few days of using a rope to pull the trunk shut from the … Continue reading
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Using GANs for PV production data
This year I’m excited to present our work on generative adversarial networks for synthesizing solar resource and PV production data. Come check out our modeling and validation approach! “Synthesis of multi-year PV production data using generative adversarial networks” Gregory M. … Continue reading
Posted in Data, Software, Solar
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Maui, the Valley Isle
We went on a trip to Maui to celebrate springtime in paradise and this time Mavic Air 2 came along. Come check out scenes from Ka’anapali, the Upcountry and Iao Valley! Video capture by DJI Mavic Air 2, editing in … Continue reading
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Image upscaling
Machine learning methods for “super-resolution” or “upscaling” are more accessible than ever. I was looking to make some out-of-print playing cards for Arkham Horror LCG, but I needed to upscaled my reference images by a 4x to achieve good printing … Continue reading
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Big Sur Old Coast Rd
We spent an amazing day driving down in Bug Sur and exploring the Old Coast Rd. Come see the Bixby Creek Bridge, Big Sur River, and Molera Point! Video capture by DJI Mavic Air 2, editing in Kdenlive.
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