Hong Kong's First Hackerspace since 2011
We are Hong Kong’s first hackerspace. Since 2011, we provide a space for creative, inquisitive and playful minds to hack the universe. Like every other space on planet earth where people gather, our hackerspace has struggled to make ends meet during the pandemic. Our membership plummeted. Our income from organising events in the space dried …
Even after all these years the bao still helps teach people how to solder and take something home. We had a couple of people (old members, new visitors) learn how to solder! Our old member had trouble soldering with a plug-in soldering iron with dubious tips, and we worked on how to best make use …
This time we had two guest for our Tuesday HackJam. Torrey came from Shenzhen and brought his Pomoduino kits, which we soldered together. The Pomoduino is a timer that helps you structure the day, concentrate on work, and take regular breaks. It also serves as an introduction into electronics and soldering. Valentin showed us the …
Dim Sum Labs partnered with AI Tinkerers HK to bring Deep Dives highlighting developers who are working in the GenAI/ML/CV in Hong Kong. The talk was hosted by Iulian Arcus, an events coordinator at Dim Sum Labs and a co-organiser at AI Tinkerers HK. Today we’ve had two talks: The first by Way Fai Godfrey …
We had a full house for Adisbladis’ presentation during our weekly open evening, the HackJam. Adisbladis gave an introduction to the Nix package manager and to NixOS. He then showed us how to make use of Nix’s powerful features in the context of doing Python development with pyproject.nix. Adisbladis is a freelance Nix consultant & …
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Engineer-artist Eli Silver popped over from Shenzhen to tell us about his latest experiments with cable driven parallel robots and their use in art and tech. He had announced his talk with a question: “What happens when we use our built environment as the structure of a robot?” We were shown examples of robots at …
Dim Sum Labs hosted the inseparable duo of PUG and OSHK this week with two talks and a mini christmas party.
For a workshop during our weekly HackJam open night, Sadale brought electronics kits that he designed and got produced. We followed the instructions and were rewarded with a circuit that can count up to three: You press a button, and the next LED will light up. There are three LEDs, and there is a reset …
During his second workshop at Dim Sum Labs, Sam, a Berlin based creative technologist, gave an introduction into the AI image generator Eden. It gives access to the features of Stable Diffusion. We learned the basic creation of images, including how to use ChatGPT as a prompt generator. Then we moved on to train our …
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