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Kusan : City of Wolves
At the pub the other night I met the guy who made this computer game: Kusan : City of Wolves.
Most Important Skills for Electrical Engineering
Today I watched Most Important Skills for Electrical Engineering.
Stuff I need to learn includes:
He listed some important soft skills which included:
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
- Communication
- Opportunity detection
- Tenacity/high-pain-tolerance
Quake ported to Arduino Nano Matter and Sparkfun Thing Plus Matter Boards
Today I found Quake ported to Arduino Nano Matter and Sparkfun Thing Plus Matter Boards via this article from Hackaday: Quake In 276 KB Of RAM.
The code is on GitHub and there’s a YouTube video with a high-level explanation.
Old Book Teardown #10: Digital Systems: Hardware Organization and Design (1973) | In The Lab
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Silly Job Title: Component Wrangler
In this video I take a look at Digital Systems: Hardware Organization and Design by Fredrick J. Hill and Gerald R. Peterson published in 1973:
- archive.org
- Amazon USA (3rd Edition, 1991)
- Wiley (3rd Edition, 1991)
Here is the laundry list of links to things which came up during this video, including a few duplicates:
- EEVblog Electronics Community Forum – Index
- Forrest Mims’ Maverick Scientist – Hardcover Limited Edition (signed copies!)
- Make: Maverick Scientist: My Adventures as an Amateur Scientist
- EEVblog 1640 – Mailbag: 4k Microscope, Panaplex Displays, Piezo Singing, RF magic – EEVblog
- Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software : Petzold, Charles: Amazon.com.au: Books
- SERIAL PORT COMPLETE SECOND EDN: COM Ports, USB Virtual COM Ports, and Ports for Embedded Systems : AXELSON, J: Amazon.com.au: Books
- Usb Embedded Hosts: The Developer’s Guide : AXELSON, JAN: Amazon.com.au: Books
- USB Mass Storage: Designing and Programming Devices and Embedded Hosts : Axelson, Jan: Amazon.com.au: Books
- Usb Complete 5th Edn: The Developer’s Guide : AXELSON, JAN: Amazon.com.au: Books
- Instruction pipelining – Wikipedia
- IBM System/370 – Wikipedia
- direct memory access at DuckDuckGo
- Direct memory access – Wikipedia
- Content-addressable memory – Wikipedia
- computer tape technology at DuckDuckGo
- Diode–transistor logic – Wikipedia
- Compiler – Wikipedia
- carry completion adder at DuckDuckGo
- USB 3.0 Internal Connector Cable Specification
- USB 3.0 – Wikipedia
- USB3 Cables and Connectors Compliance Document
- Electronics Australia – Wikipedia
- Silicon Chip – Wikipedia
- Silicon Chip Online
- university of arizona at DuckDuckGo
- University of Arizona – Wikipedia
- University of Arizona in Tucson, AZ
- university of pennsylvania at DuckDuckGo
- University of Pennsylvania – Wikipedia
- University of Pennsylvania
- duquesne university at DuckDuckGo
- Duquesne University – Wikipedia
- Duquesne University
- fredrick j. hill at DuckDuckGo
- gerald r. peterson at DuckDuckGo
- Mini Projects – John’s wiki
- JMP001 – John’s wiki
- Karnaugh map – Wikipedia
- Introduction to switching theory and logical design : Hill, Fredrick J : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
- apl programming language at DuckDuckGo
- APL (programming language) – Wikipedia
- diode logic at DuckDuckGo
- Diode logic – Wikipedia
- diode transistor logic at DuckDuckGo
- Diode–transistor logic – Wikipedia
- flip flop digital at DuckDuckGo
- Flip-flop (electronics) – Wikipedia
- random access memory at DuckDuckGo
- Random-access memory – Wikipedia
- semi random access memory at DuckDuckGo
- read only memory at DuckDuckGo
- Read-only memory – Wikipedia
- microprogramming at DuckDuckGo
- Microcode – Wikipedia
- computer interrupt at DuckDuckGo
- Interrupt – Wikipedia
- ripple-carry adder at DuckDuckGo
- minimum delay adder at DuckDuckGo
- Adder (electronics) – Wikipedia
- carry look ahead adder at DuckDuckGo
- Carry-lookahead adder – Wikipedia
- carry completion adder at DuckDuckGo
- Early completion – Wikipedia
- carry save multiplier at DuckDuckGo
- Carry-save adder – Wikipedia
- floating point at DuckDuckGo
- Floating-point arithmetic – Wikipedia
- IEEE 754 – Wikipedia
- why is self modifying code a bad idea at DuckDuckGo
- Self-modifying code – Wikipedia
- charles babbage at DuckDuckGo
- Charles Babbage – Wikipedia
- analytical engine at DuckDuckGo
- Analytical engine – Wikipedia
- difference engine at DuckDuckGo
- Difference engine – Wikipedia
- punch card jacquard at DuckDuckGo
- Jacquard machine – Wikipedia
- Punched card – Wikipedia
- automatic sequence controlled calculator at DuckDuckGo
- Harvard Mark I – Wikipedia
- ENIAC at DuckDuckGo
- ENIAC – Wikipedia
- univac 1 at DuckDuckGo
- UNIVAC I – Wikipedia
- john von neumann at DuckDuckGo
- John von Neumann – Wikipedia
- princeton university at DuckDuckGo
- Princeton University – Wikipedia
- Home | Princeton University
- word length at DuckDuckGo
- Word (computer architecture) – Wikipedia
- ALU at DuckDuckGo
- Arithmetic logic unit – Wikipedia
- CPU at DuckDuckGo
- Central processing unit – Wikipedia
- microprocessor at DuckDuckGo
- Microprocessor – Wikipedia
- high level languages at DuckDuckGo
- High-level programming language – Wikipedia
- Fortran – Wikipedia
- ALGOL – Wikipedia
- COBOL – Wikipedia
- PL/I – Wikipedia
- APL (programming language) – Wikipedia
- assembler at DuckDuckGo
- Assembly language – Wikipedia
- interpreter computer programming at DuckDuckGo
- Interpreter (computing) – Wikipedia
- compiler at DuckDuckGo
- Compiler – Wikipedia
- bytecode at DuckDuckGo
- Bytecode – Wikipedia
- jit compiler at DuckDuckGo
- Just-in-time compilation – Wikipedia
- sign magnitude at DuckDuckGo
- Signed number representations – Wikipedia
- ones complement at DuckDuckGo
- Ones’ complement – Wikipedia
- two’s complement at DuckDuckGo
- Two’s complement – Wikipedia
- memory overlay at DuckDuckGo
- Overlay (programming) – Wikipedia
- magnetic core memory at DuckDuckGo
- Magnetic-core memory – Wikipedia
- MMIX at DuckDuckGo
- MMIX – Wikipedia
- Knuth: MMIX
- demorgan’s theorem at DuckDuckGo
- De Morgan’s laws – Wikipedia
- list of logic symbols at DuckDuckGo
- List of logic symbols – Wikipedia
- diode transistor logic at DuckDuckGo
- Diode–transistor logic – Wikipedia
- transistor transistor logic at DuckDuckGo
- Transistor–transistor logic – Wikipedia
- MOS logic at DuckDuckGo
- MOSFET – Wikipedia
- CMOS – Wikipedia
- ecl logic at DuckDuckGo
- Emitter-coupled logic – Wikipedia
- dynamic random access memory at DuckDuckGo
- Dynamic random-access memory – Wikipedia
- static ram at DuckDuckGo
- Static random-access memory – Wikipedia
- crypto timing attacks at DuckDuckGo
- Timing attack – Wikipedia
- bipolar junction transistor at DuckDuckGo
- Bipolar junction transistor – Wikipedia
- CMOS – Wikipedia
- Flip-flop (electronics) § SR NOR latch – Wikipedia
- hysteresis at DuckDuckGo
- Hysteresis – Wikipedia
- hard drive technology at DuckDuckGo
- Hard disk drive – Wikipedia
- computer tape technology at DuckDuckGo
- Magnetic-tape data storage – Wikipedia
- read only memory at DuckDuckGo
- Read-only memory – Wikipedia
- content addressable memory at DuckDuckGo
- Content-addressable memory – Wikipedia
- Flip-flop (electronics) § Gated SR latch – Wikipedia
- conways law at DuckDuckGo
- Conway’s law – Wikipedia
- sprocket holes at DuckDuckGo
- Film perforations – Wikipedia
- direct memory access at DuckDuckGo
- Direct memory access – Wikipedia
- IBM 360 at DuckDuckGo
- IBM System/360 – Wikipedia
- The IBM System/360 | IBM
- IBM 370 at DuckDuckGo
- The IBM System/370 | IBM
- vacuum tube at DuckDuckGo
- Vacuum tube – Wikipedia
- floating point normalization at DuckDuckGo
- Floating Point/Normalization – Wikibooks, open books for an open world
- large scale integration at DuckDuckGo
- Very-large-scale integration – Wikipedia
- SIMD at DuckDuckGo
- Single instruction, multiple data – Wikipedia
- cpu instruction pipeline at DuckDuckGo
- Instruction pipelining – Wikipedia
- illiac iv at DuckDuckGo
- ILLIAC IV – Wikipedia
- lifo stack at DuckDuckGo
- Stack (abstract data type) – Wikipedia
- CDC STAR at DuckDuckGo
- CDC STAR-100 – Wikipedia
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Hackaday LED Matrix
This is great: Is That A Coaster? No, It’s An LED Matrix!
sigrok and OpenTechLab
I want to learn more about sigrok and OpenTechLab seems like a good place to start…
gusmanb’s 24 Channel 100MHz Logic Analyser
In Build – gusmanb’s 24 Channel 100MHz Logic Analyser from Happy Little Diodes I learned about this Logic Analyzer project. I would like to try building one of these for myself one day too.
OpenAI Announced GPT-5
Apparently GPT-5 will ship this year: BREAKING!! OpenAI **JUST** Announced GPT-5 [100X BIGGER].
100MHz Logic Analyser
Today I watched Build – gusmanb’s 24 Channel 100MHz Logic Analyser by Happy Little Diodes which is about how to make your own 100MHz Logic Analyser for cheap.