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Asian hornet nests tracked using micro radios
(news.mongabay.com)
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smirutrandola
2y ago
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2y ago
And finally destroyed.
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smirutrandola
2y ago
Upvoted as you have convinced me with your solid refs. I don't see possibility of commenting on the link I posted (silabs community), but on the detailed blog one can leave comments. I will post a there a link to this conversation, ask
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smirutrandola
2y ago
I don't think the initial access time (latency) shall be included when speaking about peak bandwidth, otherwise it is not the peak bandwidth. Peak bandwidth shall be considered with ideally infinite (large enough) payload to make laten
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smirutrandola
2y ago
OMG that link (and its parent) is extremely interesting! Thank for sharing!
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smirutrandola
2y ago
I think that figure is of course referring to the peak bandwidth in burst mode, where you are sequentially access data (tacc = 25 ns), in the ideal case. In that sense, also the figure given for the Cortex M33 are to be taken as absolute ma
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smirutrandola
2y ago
Yes that is really impressive. Still it was done with 50% more memory, 1/3 of resolution and not implementing the whole game features.
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2y ago
The article says that even if you put all the static data to flash, you still have to fit about 1.5 MB of non static data, if you don't optimize it. Beside that, all graphics is loaded from the relatively slow external SPI flash, which
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Quake runs in just 276 kB RAM on the Arduino Nano Matter board
(community.silabs.com)
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smirutrandola
2y ago
Link to the video showing Quake running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVnfwzxTJ00
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5y ago
Never let the sun play Minesweeper.
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smirutrandola
5y ago
It is a single blade, but at the end he uses a double blade side motor, total 3 blades! Anyway, cool stuff :)
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smirutrandola
5y ago
Well, that was faster than my last shipment. Next time I'll send through a pigeon.
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5y ago
Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUsfgSCRpG0 These are the same guys of the doom port to the ikea lamp (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27498789 ).
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Porting Doom to a USB Bluetooth Dongle
(next-hack.com)
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5y ago
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