Hello.

I am a ML/software engineeer at Huron Digital Pathology, in St. Jacobs, Ontario. I mostly work on computer vision problems in the field of digital pathology. Previously, I completed a BSc in Mathematical Physics at the University of Waterloo.

I will be posting things and projects that I am working on or find interesting here from time to time.

Replacing liquid metal in an Asus Zephyrus G15

2024-08-04François-Guillaume Lemesre

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I’ve been using the Asus ROG Zephyrus G15 as my daily driver for a few years now. Laptops (gaming laptops especially) pack a lot of heat-generating components in a small and thin space, where the only airflow comes from the small blower fans in the system. In the case of the Zephyrus G15, there’s approximately 120 Watts of output, with 80W-100W going to the GPU and the rest going to the CPU.