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by random_duck 8mo ago
How to tell us you have a thing for sound generators, without telling us you have a thing for sound generators. Cool list !
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by random_duck 8mo ago
True, someone needs to build that computer after all.
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by random_duck 8mo ago
Thanks for offering. Do you do analog design, and which market niche are you targeting: low cost per part or something else?
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by random_duck 8mo ago
This project exists, here it is: https://opentitan.org/
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by random_duck 8mo ago
More thank light bulbs. As you have correctly pointed it out, its a matter of economics: 180nm is CHEAP! So a lot more things become economically viable, think of all the weird specialized ASICs that used to be to expensive to build.
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by random_duck 8mo ago
No we can't, that would be a crime against royalty :)
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by random_duck 8mo ago
You can do the entire project roadmap with entirely open source tools and all the tiny tapeout tools are open source.
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by random_duck 8mo ago
> Because the official JTAG spec lives behind the impregnable IEEE paywall, a castle in which I am not permitted to set foot as a result of not having paid its lord my dues, the verification of the JTAG TAP was actually quite interesting
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by random_duck 9mo ago
This is great! Any plans of adding tape ?
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by random_duck 9mo ago
> The reason is straightforward: pretending software isn’t a medium, pretending that it doesn’t have more in common with the fashion industry’s tight interplay between disposable materials, faddish pop culture, and a hybrid both bespoke
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The fashion industry that is tech(baldurbjarnason.com)
3 points by random_duck 9mo ago|1 comments
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Funny how something written in 2000 can sound so modern.
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by random_duck 9mo ago
(This is a joke, please transfer LaTex's consciousness into a computer so it can live forever = w = )
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by random_duck 9mo ago
LaTex is complete it can die happy.
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by random_duck 9mo ago
I love the cute diagrams in the `Scan Rate Optimization` section.
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by random_duck 9mo ago
This is such a great project! I want one!
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Agreed. Also I could not imagine being in his shoes, it must be heartbreaking seeing all his work burn like this.
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Optimizing JSON Parsing to the Extreme(raphaelouthier.github.io)
2 points by random_duck 9mo ago|0 comments
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Also, I will strategically wait until the sale is over because this deserves full price.
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Oh wow, this is such a great project! I love how we can elegantly simulate propagation <3 Congratulations, I will defiantly purchase it from stream just to help it's development.
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Nice, thanks :)
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by random_duck 9mo ago
Good suggestion, fell free to post it since you have more karma.
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Solo ASIC tapeout on a budget: detailed write up(essenceia.github.io)
65 points by random_duck 9mo ago|11 comments
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by random_duck 1y ago
Very cool project.
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by random_duck 1y ago
The SFP connector pinnouts are in the pinnout section.
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by random_duck 1y ago
Funny you say that, if you look at the git repo for the blog there are a bunch of asic screenshots currently being committed.
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by random_duck 1y ago
Lol, nice one.
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by random_duck 1y ago
Agreed, it would be so nice. But I can also understand they might want to keep dmesg as learn as possible.
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by random_duck 1y ago
What a cool project! I wish I was the one too have thought of this. :)
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Overkill JSON parser optimization: C/Assembly(raphaelouthier.github.io)
3 points by random_duck 1y ago|1 comments

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