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by peterus 5d ago
I like the attention to detail with the Todd Howard reference: > Become encumbered in-game to start your quest to storage bliss! It just works .
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by peterus 9d ago
Another low cost fpga board I've found is the EBAZ4205, which has a Zynq7010 SoC (fpga and dual core arm CPU). I got one a few years ago for 40 AUD. They were originally Bitcoin miner control boards. https://theokelo.co.ke&#
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by peterus 1mo ago
He also made circuitjs, a very useful circuit simulator which I regularly use for prototyping. It lets you modify and probe elements in real time unlike spice simulators, so it is faster to modify a design in it. I use spice simulators to c
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by peterus 1mo ago
I get the reasons for not supporting out of order execution and the % variable, it makes for more readable and usable notebooks. Unfortunately most of the time I use Mathematica it is not to make a readable and repeatable notebook but just
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by peterus 2mo ago
This is for the recently released ESP32-S31 which does have a MMU, unlike the ESP32-S3. The author has more details in this reddit post: https://eddrit.com/r/esp32/comments/1vait52/mmu_linux_on_the... An
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by peterus 2mo ago
I've been using eddrit.com, I think it best matches the minimalist old ui (no full size images without clicking drop-down, pagination, etc).
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by peterus 2mo ago
He was just ahead of its time in terms of grind and realism. I remember one of the first times gregtech was introduced to the mainstream was with the Mindcrack FTB modpack, most people hated it because they were used to being able to unlock
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by peterus 3mo ago
No it doesn't, the time to first fix from cold start of modern GNSS receivers is in seconds (24s on the NEO M9N). Assisted GNSS using data from the internet reduces that to under 2 seconds (see https://content.u-blox.com&#x2
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Eddrit – A lightweight alternative front end for Reddit(github.com)
3 points by peterus 3mo ago|1 comments
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by peterus 3mo ago
Demo instance: https://eddrit.com/
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by peterus 3mo ago
Awesome project, re fpga implementation one option you might want to explore are used Bitcoin miner control boards if you want the best logic units/$ ratio. I've used the EBAZ4205 (zynq 7010) control boards with a cheap/gener
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by peterus 3mo ago
To add on to this overview, there are a new class of inverters in research called grid forming inverters which don't just follow the rest of the grid. One interesting technique is they can simulate the inertia of a traditional rotating
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by peterus 4mo ago
The end of life notification for these chips were issued in May of 2022, with final orders by December 2022 [1]. The chip itself from what I can see at a glance has unremarkable specs compared to newer ones (all of TI's offerings have
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by peterus 4mo ago
Very interesting project, I'd be interested in seeing their system architecture in more depth and what tricks they used to bring the unit cost down. Another radio telescope project I saw a while ago """misused"&quot
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by peterus 6mo ago
It would be good if this chip had good idle current comparable to other MCUs. I have used the ESP32S3 and it's idle current with the radio enabled, but not transmitting, is quite terrible. My application needed both can bus and Bluetoo
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by peterus 6mo ago
Our university rocket team uses openrocket extensively for doing fast design iterations early in the design phase. We have also used Rasaero II which is meant to be more rigorous above transonic speeds. We have an Ansys CFD too but that req
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by peterus 6mo ago
I would suggest using a more modern IMU, the MPU6050 has been long obsoleted both in cost and capability by newer IMUs. I used the ST LSM6DSOX in my rocket flight computers, for example it has a way better rate noise density of 110ug/S
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by peterus 7mo ago
I regularly use Mathematica for working with symbolic expressions (for its DSolve and transfer function stuff) and it is way more maintainable and elegant to have fractions, symbols and powers rendered in math mode instead of having to deal
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by peterus 7mo ago
I've found a combination of circuitjs and a spice simulator to be quick for prototyping custom analog circuits (made mainly from discretes). Circuitjs https://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html allows you to
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by peterus 7mo ago
This is true, for example many stm32 series have a 96 bit unique id which is derived from the lot number, wafer id and position [1]. Even the low cost stm32g0b1 series I am using has them, but they are missing from some older series. [1] h