MakAir Series: The Building Blocks of a Mechanical Ventilator
The third article of a series on the MakAir open-source ventilator, a project that I founded with friends, which was born at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. »
MakAir Series: How to Ventilate a Human Patient 101
The second article of a series on the MakAir open-source ventilator, a project that I founded with friends, which was born at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020. »
MakAir Series: The Inception of an Open-Source Ventilator Project
The first article of a series on the MakAir open-source ventilator, a project that I founded with friends, which was born at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic in early 2020. »
3D Printing: My DIY Formlabs Enclosure Project
After receiving my SLA 3D printer, I realized the amount of smell and vapor that SLA printers produced in comparison to FDM printers. That's where I figured out that I needed to build myself an enclosure — to ensure I could safely use a SLA printer in my flat. »
Announcing Sonic: A Super-Light Alternative to Elasticsearch
Sonic is a fast, lightweight and schema-less search backend. It ingests search texts and identifier tuples, that can then be queried against in microseconds time. »
The Crisp Raison d'Être & Master Plan
My day job consists of designing & building Crisp products, and maintaining the infrastructure that makes everything run. I have tens of other project ideas, some of which are planned to be started at some point in a near future. »
Announcing Vigil: How We Monitor Crisp at Scale
The missing cost-efficient monitoring system for microservices. Vigil was built because, either SaaS status pages costs were adding up to a huge bill to monitor such a large number of services, or existing open-source solutions were simply not adapted. »
Distill: TRANSCEND, A Primer on How To Liver Longer & Better
This article will focus on 2 easily actionable concepts: supplement intake & lifestyle changes. »
Announcing Bloom: A REST API Caching Middleware
Bloom is Open-Source, in the hopes it can help other SaaS / non-SaaS businesses reduce costs on their backend, shut down a few servers, reduce the sys-admin human cost, and as a bonus: lower their energy footprint. »
Announcing Providence: A Spam Filter For XMPP
After going through an extensive search on the available ways to fight XMPP spam and reading a lot of emails on the XMPP Standards Foundation mailing lists, I came to a sad conclusion: for now, neither users nor server operators have satisfying ways to alleviate the problem of spam on XMPP. »