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I build things that cross the hardware/software line — embedded systems, developer tools, and desktop apps. All open-source.
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I build across the hardware/software line — PCB design and firmware for embedded systems, plus CLI tools, desktop apps, and AI experiments.
The interesting problems live at the intersections: deploying ML on microcontrollers, building developer tools that read your git history, or designing a USB-C power analyzer from scratch.
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"name": "Jason Too",
"occupation": "Engineer / Maker",
"specialties": [
"Hardware Design",
"Firmware Development",
"Edge AI / TinyML",
"Developer Tools",
"Rust / Tauri"
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"tools": [
"C/C++, Rust, Python, TypeScript",
"KiCad, ESP32, RP2040",
"PyTorch, TensorFlow Lite",
"Electron, Tauri, Next.js"
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"ships": [
"Hardware products",
"CLI tools",
"Desktop apps",
"Open-source everything"
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Analyze and control USB-C power in minutes. Set custom voltages from 3.3-21V, monitor consumption in real-time—all wirelessly from your phone or laptop.
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Track motion for a month on a single coin cell. Compact enough to embed in any wearable, with motion-triggered wake-up and TinyML-ready firmware.
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Terminal roguelike deckbuilder — Slay the Spire in your command line. 70+ cards, 3-act campaign. Your git commit activity affects the game.
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AI coding CLI powered by Ollama — 100 GitHub stars. No API keys, no cloud. Your code stays on your machine.
View DetailsNew projects, build logs, and the occasional PCB design tip. No spam—just useful stuff for makers.