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A software developer sold 2,500 units of Jamcorder, a piano recording device. Building hardware proved easier than expected. The hardest part was the software: roughly 200,000 lines of code across firmware, app, and manufacturing tooling, taking over three years. Hardware assembly uses a single screw and PCB.
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