RT @carlolson_dev: New light functionality for if you want to pick up the opponent's piece to be taken first, a few bugs to resolve with it…

@mylo_calibre "oh, we thought you wanted a high-pass filter"

@BrilliantMaps

Dear @HomeDepot, it's September.

@carlolson_dev To reduce typing out long names, look at anonymous structs/unions:

@ReimuNotMoe Great lil' Linux chip!

@ElectronicsbyJH Gotta love those pesky desktop computer CPUs that want 140W from sub-volt core supplies. Those watts have to come from somewhere!

RT @will_whang: You know something is at the limit of physics when pin assignments alone will cause 1GHz bandwidth loss.

@LukeFarritor (Maybe I'm giving the average Harvard student too much credit) It's very good at producing output to questions ("Why doesn't this thing work the way I think it should?") but very bad at going the other way ("What are the most common issues people encounter with XYZ?")

RT @carlolson_dev: Any recommendations on debugging UDP timing or really anything in freertos? Breakpoints seem like a bad play, so between…

This is definitely my vice president

@MatthewFarritor Just to be clear, there was a weird design quirk with the B17.... they actually flew better when both wings were intact, so your last photo is a bit of a misnomer. Otherwise great post A+

@LukeFarritor C structs and memcpy, baby! Seriously though, there's a spectrum between performance and features and message size. Do you need to support variable length quantities? Are you worried about encode/decode performance? Storage space/getting stuff over a slow wire?

@davideasnaghi @carlolson_dev I believe this was an issue with incorrectly-documented pinouts on a DSI display from the vendor, not a schematic entry typo.

@vikgomat @carlolson_dev It's actually not super critical, especially for prototypes that won't ever see any formal testing. I think the guy who designed the board did the matched-lengths just for fun (it's not hard to set up a PCB editor to do that stuff)

@carlolson_dev With diff pairs, + goes to - and - goes to +, right?

@LukeFarritor Bambu is killing it because they actually approached it like a normal consumer product: raise a ton of capital, invest in R&D, tool up, and then go into production. If there's one thing we do well in the US, it's capital, so this is totally doable. There's no secret sauce.

@LukeFarritor Yeah it's pretty great