📆 Day 32 Algebra studies and sleeping in. What a calm day. Stepped out real quick to help my friend set up at the club for tonight. He runs the biggest events out here. I haven't been able to put in that much work the past 2-3 days. I've been all over the place. Gonna get back to it tomorrow! Y'all enjoy your Saturday night. I'll go back to studying ;)

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📆 Day 31 So prepping for today! Doing some more studying along the way. Maths & Physics in case y'all forgot. Catch y'all later or tomorrow. Check out my instagram for updates!

📆 Day 30 Wow what a wonderful day. I wish I could do it all over again! I'm gonna be out of order tomorrow, its my girlfriends birthday. I think I'm more excited than she is hahah Thank you for everything baby <3

📆 Day 29 I randomly stumbled upon the so called "map of engineering" as many YouTubers call it. It helped me narrow down what I need to learn in maths and physics. As I said, I want to gain knowledge and truly understand what I'm doing to grow even further, rather than just finishing the project successfully. I created a full study plan with Grok. Since I finished school almost 10 years ago and forgot a lot, I need to refresh first. I'll start studying today. I'm learning so many new things daily… working through my "New things to check out" list is now a 2 year project. I could really make this post a 10min read easily, but I’m not gonna do that to y’all. So back to it, catch y‘all tmrw.

📆 Day 28 Life got in the way of my build yesterday. I had some duties in the city and didn’t get nearly as much done as I wanted. Still, I made sure the hobby side didn’t stall completely. I treated the cyberdeck project as pure fun and spent time on research and testing. I tried planning tools like Miro, draw.io, and Lucidchart, they’re exactly what I needed. I started mapping the whole build in one big organized view so everything is finally in a single place instead of scattered notes. I sketched out the Raspberry Pi 5 layout, added cooling considerations and started marking where I want to route the external antenna for better Wi-Fi Bluetooth signal. It’s really tricky, doing it for the first time at least. I also made final decisions on the first test-build’s modular sections (screen, keyboard slide, power, future expansions). It already feels way clearer. Not a massive progress day on the physical side, but the planning phase is finally clicking into gear. That big map will keep me from forgetting important bits as the build gets more complex. Back on it today. #BuildInPublic #Cyberdeck #RaspberryPi

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As someone completely new to building my own hardware, discovering the Pilet from @soulscircuit felt like finding the perfect north star. This modular Raspberry Pi 5 powered mini computer isn’t just impressive, it’s the current front runner in pocketable, open source Linux hardware. I especially love how they handled detachable modules. The design makes expandability clean and future proof: Snap on NVMe storage, Hailo AI accelerator, better cooling, and more. It’s smart, practical, and exactly the kind of thinking I’m trying to bring into my own build. The cellular LTE option is crazy (in the best way). Adding proper LTE with a detachable antenna turns this into a truly independent device you can use anywhere. Super ambitious and incredibly useful. On top of that, the overall design is beautiful. That retro futuristic look, clean lines and solid build quality just feels premium and fun. Pilet has helped my project tremendously. Seeing how a small team executed modularity, battery life, and open source principles gave me confidence and tons of practical ideas while I’m still figuring everything out. Huge respect to the Soulcircuit team. This project is pushing the Raspberry Pi community forward, and I’m genuinely grateful it exists. Can’t wait to see where it goes next!

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📆 Day 27 So I’ve started looking into the hardware side. Before I lock in a first design, I want to test the build and understand its limits first. I’m kicking things off with a #RaspberryPi 5 (16GB RAM). It costs around $300 and already has everything I need to start testing. Solid ports and a special Linux setup with a @Raspberry_Pi kick to it. The new BCM2712 quad-core chip running at 2.4 GHz makes it up to 3x faster than the previous generation, and with up to 16 GB of RAM it feels like the smoothest Raspberry Pi experience yet. The PCIe interface is also a big plus, I can easily add an M.2 SSD later for fast boot times and storage. For the screen, I’m starting with a 7" DSI touchscreen to see what’s actually possible. Still deciding on a mini keyboard though. For now a regular one will work for basic testing, but I’ll probably need to get something more custom eventually. My Claude bots are working really well right now. I’ve got the basics down and I’ve started thinking about actual businesses I could build on top of them. I’ve already picked one idea I want to move forward with, but I’ll need to head back to Switzerland first to set up a new company. I’m planning to do that within the next two months. In the meantime, I want to keep building with Claude so the whole process is ready to go as soon as the GmbH is in place. While all of this is happening, I’m working on one of the biggest projects of my life for the next three days. The planning and focus it’s taking is next level. I’ll reveal what it is on 12.06.2026. Be ready. It's 00:00 I can't sleep, only one person knows the reason hmm. Gonna get cozy in a minute also shoutout to @geerlingguy man what a guy! #ClaudeAI #BuildInPublic #AI #StartUp #Entrepreneur

Just found @LeetCode and it’s exactly what I needed right now. I’m learning C and Python so I can build my portable laptop. This site is perfect for daily problem-solving practice. No more just watching tutorials… real progress starts here. My first sketches are ready too. They were originally doodles, but I cleaned them up to look proper. The vision is coming together. (See the added pictures) Who else is building custom hardware? Drop your projects below! #CProgramming #Python #DIYTech #TechProject #CustomHardware #PortableLaptop #LeetCode

📆 Day 26 Cooking for the booking. Phase 4 and 5 of building my Claude bot are getting owned today. I also have a few software development tools I want to check out and have some fun with. Source: spacelift.io/blog/software-d… I also started learning C and Python more by coding some random mini projects I found online. I heard these two are going to be the most crucial, even essential, for my Portable Laptop build. So first, Phase 4/5—check out my Instagram for more insights! OHHH btw, someone told me Open Claw is better for marketing than Claude… thoughts?