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I'm not sure how this is a 1-bit interface. It seems like it's '1 bit per minute'. If you arbitrarily choose a unit to use 1-bit to realize, you can build alm
by mbell 13y ago
I'm not sure how this is a 1-bit interface. It seems like it's '1 bit per minute'. If you arbitrarily choose a unit to use 1-bit to realize, you can build almost anything. For example even the highest end '24-bit' ADC and DAC chips around are often 1-bit supersampling (sigma-delta) architectures. You can communicate through human speech with a 1-bit interface, for some definition of a 1-bit interface.
I'd also add that random combinations of flashing lights is horrible from a UX standpoint, anyone tried programming a universal remote that only communicates via flashing lights?