Igor Michalak
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just ordered my first FPGA board
got it at a pretty decent discount, so if there are any Polish peeps here who want to start the FPGA journey and share it together, you might want to get it too
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your computer can execute billions of instructions per second and you get to define them. don't let the merchants of complexity fool you
The merchants of complexity will try to convince you that you can't do anything yourself these days. You can't do auth, you can't do scale, you can't run a database, you can't connect a computer to the internet. You're a helpless peon who should just buy their wares. No. Reject.
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shame on me for being that bad at math and algorithms. daily Math Academy and LeetCode can save me
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FPGAs are so cool... basically, I could take a basic RISC-V proc and then design my own graphics accelerator on a FPGA with a direct HDMI output, but also handling audio, compression etc.
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in <2 months I'm switching to full time learning for a few months. crazy times ahead
more building and more yapping
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the xilinx fpga already arrived some time ago. I went through two tutorials, but I'm waiting for a much cheaper board from china
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should I post more? still related to the sciences, but more like a log with smaller technical things that also carry some value.
no drama or too much gov and corp hate. occasionally a little dose of history or psychology.
I want my acc to feel more alive
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teaching myself parsers by building a bloat-free tailwind in Go. it's so cool how you can learn bottom-up and come up with better and better solutions
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@TheGingerBill
math, arrays and graphics are literally the most common things computers do, which is what Odin puts its emphasis on
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the more I move in the direction of GPUs, the more parallel my learning process becomes
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* learning C with Effective C
* learning Python
* learning math on Math Academy
* learning algorithms and solving LeetCode
* learning information theory
* learning CPU architecture
* learning RISC-V assembly
* learning GPU programming using CUDA
* learning FPGAs and Verilog
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teaching kids that they should learn web dev and shouldn't reinvent the wheel is crazy when GNU is so old and bloated. if this initiative started today, vercel minded idiots would laugh at it
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a new, smaller fpga board from china. it's actually pretty well thought for $32 (before tax).
along with it I got an LCD display and a logic analyzer
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this guy is totally something else. i love him
@techneo
My madness started in may 2021 with that course; I needed two evenings for it and thought, wow, the RISC-V CPU was done
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I can either buy a PS5 or pay more for a cracked PS2 setup. you know which way we're going (pic related)
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many cheaper options exist, but this exact version comes with HDMI input and output, the same with the analog audio. I also ordered an additional VGA output and 4 RCA connectors for analog video
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we have great young people who prefer to rewrite from scratch rather than to contribute to these huge old projects, which is actually a good thing. complex projects with countless dependencies don't age well. a programming renaissance is what we need
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@graffioh
I'll need to sacrifice my job for a few months to have time for this, FPGA, and all the other cool stuff, so it's all trade-offs. when it comes to math, I'm most excited about linear algebra for 3d work
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and I've made a Chrome extension that allows me to draw with a stylus directly on pages (it sucks)
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and more posts means I can improve faster.
just wanna know your opinion
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it took a few hours to compile the toolchain. yellow card for gnu
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here's a carry-lookahead 8-bit adder. I'm suprised that it works and that Claude could help me with it by updating the pseudocode from Wikipedia
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@cunjur
it looks great and feels really comfy, maybe because of the green. really based links! I hope you will upload some photos too!
here's the link for everyone:
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@lelouchdaily
your website is really pretty btw
you've made great progress if you are just starting out
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self-organization, both in nature and in synthetic systems is such a charming thing
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the xilinx ide is quite large and proprietary. I want something with open toolchain and raw fpga experience.
this board is a complete platform, some problems are already solved or abstracted. friction is the most important thing when learning
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@0x_pix
things related to video and 3D graphics, like analog-to-digital video converter, scaler, capture card, accelerators, but also emulators and RISC-V softcores
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@crux_dev
you may want to consider buying a kit like this and using goldpin connectors instead
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@lelouchdaily
you could try creating your own analytics with Claude, just one javascript file and nodejs/go backend, all stats stored in file system or sqlite database.
I'll create my own, but I don't have enough time right now :(
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so I am going broke 😎
(I need it for my finest PlayStation 2 setup)
Pre-orders for the next batch of OSSC Pro are now open. The units shipped from the factory today, so even though this is technically a pre-order, you won't have to wait long.
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@ludwigABAP
@pixqc
wasn't expecting this as I just finished NGE. thank you boss, I won't disappoint 🫡
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something like the Graphics Synthesizer in the PS2. the RISC-V core itself could also be implemented on a FPGA, but microcontrollers are dirt cheap
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@calbch
🙏 sure thing, I am changing my approach for some time to focus on the things I find most interesting
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@pixqc
yeah, but I'll probably be able to come back. it all depends on how these few months go. I have a job in web dev and I want to switch to work on low-level things
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@calbch
luckily I don't have to listen to them, because every time I see the vercel logo, tech stack or 🧵 I block the person
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@dotofthieves
the PS2 hardware was difficult to work with, but developers created truly amazing things on it. many games ran at 60 fps. it had 32 MB of RAM and a whooping 4 MB of VRAM.
the RTX 4060 is more than 2000 times more powerful than the entire PS2. there are some good reasons why
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@7etsuo
considering the tax in Poland, it's probably not that far off from the price in Canada. Anything from Digilent pretty much gets the job done, but there are also cheaper Avnet boards or Chinese ones.
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@0x_pix
yup, I want something simple for utility classes for my projects, very minimal, just cli, no configs, but it won't be fully compatible with tailwind
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a good analog to HDMI scaler costs €385 🥺
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Post ES6/ES7 JavaScript paired with JSDoc is actually pretty good. Now we have WASM, WebGPU, workers, new storage options, popovers, view transitions API and promises with Promise.all, Promise.race utility functions. Also, many CSS additions, like nesting and :has(), among others
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this is apparently the right way to connect the included ribbon cable to the debug probe. they could at least provide some information about it. yellow card for segger
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@tct0620t
Thank you!
It's my pleasure, I love reading all your posts about Japan and your life. I wish you all the best.
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@ludwigABAP
@MoonL88537
I just always try to seek more knowledge, a better understanding, sometimes "reinvent the wheel". I know that in the end, the sum of experiences and different perspectives are applicable to more things than previously imagined
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@yotzol
currently more embedded C/assembly-pilled. I've been following the language (and gingerBill) for a while and played with it. Odin and Jai are kino af. It's my first pick for graphics/math, and going deeper is inevitable. I wish I had the time for all these things
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