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November 8, 2025 at 2:00 PM
Develop, debug and flash I²C devices without guesswork—built-in screen + real-time logic analyzer in one tool. Get yours now: l.lab401.com/IRTt6
#I2CDriver #I2C #HardwareDebugging #LogicAnalyzer #EmbeddedSystems #Lab401
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Debugging a 1970s radio is surprisingly similar to debugging #microservices. Instead of logs, you trace signals. Instead of containers, you have vacuum tubes. I wrote about how #HardwareDebugging can make us better software engineers.
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What Debugging a 1970s Radio Taught Me About Modern Microservices Observability
When you open up a 1970s radio, you aren’t met with logs or stack traces. You’re met with voltages, currents, and signals. If the audio is distorted, you don’t “grep” for an error; you trace the signa...
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January 1, 2026 at 9:48 AM
Debugging a 1970s radio is surprisingly similar to debugging #microservices. Instead of logs, you trace signals. Instead of containers, you have vacuum tubes. I wrote about how #HardwareDebugging can make us better software engineers.
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