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Programmers gathered to discuss their ideas about Emory & Henry College's radio station, WEHC 90.7 FM. Visit www.wehcfm.com for more information and to listen to a live stream. Locally sourced. Globally connected.
Programmers gathered to discuss their ideas about Emory & Henry College's radio station, WEHC 90.7 FM. Visit www.wehcfm.com for more information and to listen to a live stream. Locally sourced. Globally connected.
Programmers gathered to discuss their ideas about Emory & Henry College's radio station, WEHC 90.7 FM. Visit www.wehcfm.com for more information and to listen to a live stream. Locally sourced. Globally connected.
This photo shows how to reprogramme the unit to add new content to the U-Turn Round. Did you know the unit will also tell you the number of times messages have played back?
I've become quite the Python programmer.
I know nothing about Python
This is both the conundrum and the wonderful possibility of the AI age.
As I type this out on the deck at 526am, there's a large jet lumbering overhead, a few thousand feet above. I know at this moment that it's a big old MD11 for UPS, flying a load of cargo from Louisville to Toronto. It's exactly 7,200 feet overhead, moving southeast. It is precisely this type of concise but useless information that I share with my wife that she finds crazy. She is unimpressed.
But this is one of the promises of the AI age. Yesterday, I wrote about how I was using AI to manage all the technical support around this complicated home office and home. Today, a short overview of how I can master a complex computer programming language without ever knowing much about the program.
Some cards on the table first - I do have some pretty intense coding skills. Enter AI. If you spend any time online, you will be hearing about the idea of 'vibe coding' - that's the idea where you are using it to help you write, structure. fix and test code. I've certainly been doing a lot of that - and this little project is a great example.
For a long time, in my home, I've been running an ADS-B receiver on a Raspberry PI - that's a little $35 computer that can be used for a wide number of small projects. The little antennae on the device pull in all the details on the various flights that pass over or around my home; each plane sends out an ADS-B signal with height, speed, callsign, tail number and more.
But the folks at FlightAware, FlightRadar, Planespotters, and other apps you might use to track flights or find arrival and departure information have developed programs that let you turn this raw data into magical maps. My Raspberry Pi, for example, takes the data above and turns it into this image, accessible via my Web browser. The same data is uploaded continuously to all those flight services - with tens of thousands of people participating in this hobby, that's how this live flight tracking app you might use on your iPhone or iPad came to be.
It's a fun little hobby that tens of thousands of people around the world participate in - having their own 'feeder' stations grab this ADS-B information, feeding it to tracking services.
Onwards. One day, I saw someone post about the FlightWall - a display that someone could place over a window in their apartment or home, to know exactly what plane was just outside the window.
I decided to build my own.
Here's the story, and why it matters.
#Creation #AI #Programming #Python #Learning #Skills #Aviation #Technology #Innovation #Augmentation
Original post: jimcarroll.com/2025/09/select-decoding-tomorrow-your-dail...