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Peter Sobot

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Software / engineering practiceReverse engineeringAudio / hi-fi

Posts
44 from 6 Dec 2010 to 22 Aug 2026
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now and then (2 in the last year)
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personal blog
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2026 2

  1. Using Models to Create Models of New York City
  2. Aging Gracefully in the Tech Industry

2025 2

  1. Shelling Out is Selling Out
  2. How to Buy Property in New York City

2022 1

  1. Reviving an Analog Polysynth with an Arduino, Ghidra, and Python

2021 1

  1. Patching an Embedded OS from 1996 with Ghidra

2019 1

  1. How to Buy Property in New York City

2018 1

  1. Machine Learning for Drummers

2017 1

  1. Echo Dot vs. Chromecast Audio: An Evaluation

2016 2

  1. Debugging an Empty Spam Email
  2. printing

2015 2

  1. viewing online
  2. A DeepDream Web Service for $5 a Month

2014 2

  1. 📝 writings
  2. The Cost of Waterloo Software Engineering

2013 7

  1. The Holiday Party Hack
  2. The Architecture of an Infinite Stream of Music
  3. Co-Working at The Working Group
  4. Shared State and Customer Confusion
  5. Pipes and Filters
  6. Dangerously Convenient APIs
  7. Interns are Leading the Way

2012 11

  1. Text Knockout with Canvas
  2. Emergency Bandwidth Distribution
  3. Introducing forever.fm
  4. Rewriting in C++ for Fun, Speed and Masochism
  5. The Ubiquitous Capture Device
  6. Using Eight Cores (incorrectly) with Python
  7. A Site For Dinner
  8. Startups: Bands for Hackers
  9. A Use for Smartphone Photos
  10. Software, Art, Music and Games
  11. The middle ground between form and function

2011 8

  1. "The Street Preacher" - A Hyper-Local Twitter Bot
  2. More Lessons from The Wub Machine
  3. The Wub Machine, Postmortem
  4. The Wub Machine, Revisited
  5. The Wub Machine
  6. A Better Music Workflow?
  7. Pushed to my Pocket
  8. What a difference four months makes...

2010 3

  1. Macbook & Two Hard Drives
  2. OhLife and Online Privacy
  3. Live Status Updates with PHP