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Being an old-school programmer, I was hesitant to start using A.I. But I realized that I would be falling behind if I didn’t. So, I jumped in and started with ZenCoder, which integrates into Visual Studio Code. I’m also in the process of moving all of our product engineering to open-source software. I’ve migrated code from Keil uVision, as well as from vendor-provided development environments such as Code Composer Studio and STM32Cube. Of course, A.I. makes mistakes—including simple math errors.

I converted a regular battery back up to use supercapacitors.

My new blog.

I have been writing software for various products that used the TI TIVA series since the series first came out. My go to development environment was Keil uVision. But, uVision was getting out dated and the intelli sense started taking a up to 10 secs to compute when I was typing. Did a lot of search to try and fix it but, nothing short of just turn it off. In the mean time, I have been move to open source GNU software to do my product engineering. Not only is it free but, it also runs on Linux.