For the past year or more, one of the Autodidacts has been thinking way too much about the philosophy of profanity — and has just finished a somewhat excessive exploration of the topic. Behold,
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To get the year off on the right foot, we have a newsletter exclusively featuring brief philosophical essays on living well. In-depth, nerdy essays & technical articles will resume in the next
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A mere month after our last newsletter, we have three new posts of varying excellent quality for you.
We have an in-depth article about ethical affiliate marketing (we tried to avoid doing
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This newsletter might look a bit different: we have migrated our blog & newsletter platform into the 21st century. We hope it still works.
We have some new handcrafted blogposts for you.
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This newsletter might look a bit different: we have migrated our blog & newsletter platform into the 21st century. We hope it still works.
We have some new handcrafted blogposts for you.
First
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We are delighted to announce that the BCIBox open-source OpenBCI enclosure is back by popular demand, completely redesigned to be fully compatible with OpenBCI Cyton, Ganglion, WiFi shield, and Daisy Module!
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The OpenBCI is a pleasantly affordable, refreshingly open source biosignal amplifier with high-quality multi-channel output, an excellent user community, and a hackable design that have made it a go-to widget
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Here at the autodidacts we have a sophisticated workflow for turning our project ideas into reality. It’s so arcane it deserves its own branch of historiography, but we settled for an infographic:
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These are exciting times for citizen neuroscientists. In the last few years, all kinds of new EEG systems have appeared. When we first started looking into low-cost EEG hardware, we only found
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Can you use audio recordings to entrain your brainwaves, alter your consciousness, and “meditate deeper than a zen monk”? In this post we set out to shed light on that question with a
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Issue 43 of Make Magazine features a build tutorial of our Smart Rat Trap project. It was great working with Keith Hammond and the team at Make getting the project in print! You
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