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I have no idea what the bear is saying but I love it
It reminds me of the movie Ted
In series or parallel?
peekaboo
The hiding is adorable
TED might end up being the first iRobot
bear is always listening

Thanks. I was about to say I'm working on a guide for it this next week.
@dreamy sluice probably out of scope but I was thinking maybe if you gave the bear's hand a little squeeze when you wanted to talk to it..
Yes. Use a capacitive sensor or something
oh great talking cute teddy bear hooked up to an A.I. ...
I believe thats how the Ted Bear toy works
@sage aspen that's really cute!
Yeah, there's a built-in button on the foot and I was thinking about making use of it @robust horizon
Thank you Loren—your name comes up a lot but it was good to put a face to the name
WipperSnapper is quite amazing.
a "robot liar"? didn't we just have ChatGPT on?
That’s REALLY cool!
Amazing to it all together
Wonderful Liz
Next up: Vulcan lute!
Beautiful project liz. Just getting your hands on a lyre had to be hard let alone to roboticize one.
time to go with DDR like the Pi has for the iMX? the speed gap is pretty big.
@rapid hornet So does this mean you solved why it was running slower/faster from the bounty last week?
whoa huge improvement @rapid hornet!
great work scott! gotta love benchmarks!
onboard ram is still better than external ddr I think
ya.... I had messed with the clock that measured the benchmark runtime
Flavio this is for logging water level heights?
The military uses vuclanizing tape and liquid rubber for waterproofing... even on Navy ships... It's extremely water and salt intrusion proof.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with prototyping with cardboard.
If you want to water proof that's true, no better authority on hand than Erin St. Mermaid.
nice! I will definitely check out the guide, Erin
Sai's light up Pi symbol last weeks is a beautiful PCB design. Great designs Sai!
Nice project!
Awesome @ashen hound - I wanted to try the BME688 AI stuff
thanks! @sand lotus yeah, the ultrasonic sensor vaule is sent via Lora, together with the temperature, battery and an id
Thanks!
oooh! with faster flash: ```
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│ perf_bench/bm_chaos.py │ 30186.00±0.1% │ 1656.40±0.1% │ 131376.00±0.1% │
│ perf_bench/bm_float.py │ 4497.75±0.5% │ 33350.75±0.5% │ 30825.50±0.4% │
│ perf_bench/bm_nqueens.py │ 85106.12±0.2% │ 11750.07±0.2% │ 111236.12±0.1% │
│ perf_bench/bm_pidigits.py │ 9426.00±0.2% │ 3713.16±0.2% │ 40975.50±0.2% │
│ perf_bench/misc_pystone.py │ 40912.75±0.1% │ 7332.69±0.1% │ 70996.50±0.1% │
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almost 4x on pidigits!
asyncio rules!
It is so easy to use. Took about 2 hours worth of data to build odor classification
Nice to see @open surge again! His music projects are awesome. Not too keen on using Telnet though. Telnet should be illegal. Please consider switching to SSH.
the epic echo is also very entertaining
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks everyone for sharing! And thanks to Erin and JP for hosting!
I love Paul's spotify integrations, they're very well done.
If you happen to have a Denon receiver...: https://github.com/prcutler/circuitpython-denon-remote-control
cool gizmo @open surge!
ty all! always fun
Great projects everyone
Cool projects!
Thanks to all for taking time for us
Thanks all - great projects
thanks!
Thanks for hosting Erin & JP!
Great projects and guest hosts! 🙂
Ohhh the Telnet is just locally to the Denon receiver?
Yup
ah ok whew
or you can send a post request over XML for some commands, but it's much slower
yuk
@sand lotus I forgot to share the link to the code and pics for that project. It is here: https://github.com/flavio-fernandes/lora-ben
Darn, I was hoping we would be able to control your music. 😄
better late than never 🙂
Ha! That would be kind of funny
Amazing project Flavio please keep us updated with the progress. LORA projects are awesome!
let me just add that to the DMZ
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I got my sma to rp-sma adapter for my lora antenna's this week. HUGE difference.
🎵
That sounds so nice Liz. ❤️
QUESTION: I need to design a SAMD11 demo board (for my next Coding 101 lessons). Have you ever done a SAMD11 board ... and hopefully published it?
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Note to self: hitting refresh to load the new stream will actually have it start oops
Glad I'm not the only one that went there 😄
robots dancing together?
Teddy BS
Used Teddy Ruxpins on ebay are super pricey 💰 💵
Teddy Bear Speak
chat g B t (b is for bear)
that's a terrifying yet very interesting idea...
That desk of lady helped me soooo much ❤️
Marchintosh is full-speed now!
bobricus did a SAMD11 product a while back https://www.tindie.com/products/bobricius/dixi-arduino-sam-arm-d11-usb-stick/
- Prints are simulated pictures.
Imagine what you can do with all those kilopixels!
TAM speaker
taking pictures of paper... this is why grandma and grandpa try to share screenshots by taking photos of their monitors.
Vintage digital cameras -- it's not uncommon to come across perfectly usable cameras that are 5-10-15 years old.
Try finding a planned-obsolescence mobile phone w/ camera that works after four years of use... 📸
ActionRetro on Youtube added cards and CPU upgrades on his TAM, and also changed the speaker fabric.
reminds me of Myst
MULTIMEDIA
I was just thinking that too -- totally Myst
Yes. Unfortunately there is no design materials published. I'm hoping to find an example design as a starting point for a SAMD11
That was a very philosophical commercial, somehow…
if you click on the "Datasheet" link, the Eagle files are published, but yeah pretty thin otherwise
The TAM is actually mostly laptop parts in a fancy case.
Dungeon Master's Guide
Oh, technical documentation like every vendor should publish.
Lol that Strata Studio 3D looking Mac intro video
you're back!
Live demo gremlins!
I clicked "documentation" and it took me to a Hackaday.io page 🤔
i like how there are hand drawn pages
Lars, why are you gnawing on their cables?
legit Woz work!
sorry I meant "datasheet" link
You didn't have to type it in, it's the ROM listings.
did they include a floppy with it or did they actually make you type it all out?
Steve from Mac84 on YT does rounds of scanning and floppy archiving to put on archive.org and macintoshgarden.org
that was on the apple 2 MB that socket she showed
The blue stripe on the sticker looks off on the sides
Please store that in a plastic bag, vacuum packed preferably. That's a rare piece of history.
🤤
I must be blind. I still don't see a "datasheet" link
This probably wasn't drawn on an Apple II though. IIRC Woz was at HP before, and had access to some of their stuff
Wow! That is weird. I see "documentation" but not "datasheet"
possible adblocker enabled?
so weird! The link is https://d3s5r33r268y59.cloudfront.net/datasheets/8772/2017-01-18-22-01-08/d11.zip
Can we get a printed version of the Adafruit Bones board? 🙂
omg the Apple ][ cursor flashing was done with a 555!??!?!
Apple records didn't like it
@cinder wind everything’s done with a 555. 😆
it's what makes discord work!
What is CircuitPython? https://learn.adafruit.com/welcome-to-circuitpython/what-is-circuitpython
I think (hope) the last gif fix PR is in progress. After a small fight with git
Hi all
@nova totem I hope you were victorious in that fight…but git doesn’t always fight fair.
It's in the queue to build so I hope so. Git rebase always trips me up
I don’t know that I’ve ever had a successful Git rebase.
The GC9A01 library for the circular displays used for eye projects in Halloween is part of the community bundle.
Don't forget you have to run Black and Pylint on a library first before submitting to make sure the code is in an Adafruit friendly format.
i ❤️ circup
Circup is awesome.
me too
I want a circup for CP versions
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Harps have 47 strings. This would be an out lyre
I’ll bet a robot Autoharp would be possible, though you’d need a LOT of servos.
yeah but harps weigh far too much for a flight of stairs... i'd carry a lyre and Liz made it sound just as beautiful.
A standard harp has 47 strings and 7 pedals....
though there are things called elevators now but not all buildings have them.
Yamaha had a MIDI controlled grand piano line for a while, so if you’re willing to use enough servos I guess anything is possible…
so I'm hearing Imma have a challenge getting the nrf700x working on my Apple ][
lol
Still have one of those
I switched from the Nano to Metro Mini after the FTDI thing.
Dusty - "You last purchased this item on April 23, 2014."
castellated pads for drop in modules is always welcomed!
hi all! just catching up as I missed the first part of ask an engineer because I needed to make dinner .. & another chatgpt project, "press button, get superpower". needs polish but it's a solid start. (circuitpython of course)
hah! love it, a magic 8 ball for super powers!
It's going to take a while to remember to say NRF70 instead of NRF52... muscle memory lol.
amazing to be able to write something like this in 30 minutes, that leaves plenty of time to polish (prior experience with chatgpt api is priceless though)
that's a nice touch handling onboarding
Seems like someone's gonna build a ChatGPT-powered " Young Lady's Illustrated Primer " soon
basically wake packets?
did any of you see the short scifi story GPT-4 and I made? Far out
@clever eagle no, I missed it
I will find link
looks durable and backwards compatible, good offering NRF!
@open girder Does anyone make breadboards with more columns? It's quite common to find them with more rows, but when used with MCU breakouts instead of DIP chips every "standard" breadboard has columns hidden underneath the MCU board.
e.g: 1+3 (QT, KB2040), 2+2 (PiPico), or 2+3 (Feather) columns hidden
thanks I'll give it a read
after the show I'll post to it on LinkedIn
@dreamy notch sometimes I just use 2 breadboards with the inner supply rails removed, when working with wide modules
and/or twitter
Question: Hi, sorry to be that one guy that asks this, but just curious how the progress is going on the next AdaBox?
sure
ah black marks to indicate something, I'm getting flashbacks to my job programming lottery terminals.
a band-aid solution, yes, but they're still not contiguous rows ☹️
@dreamy notch This is the biggest one Adafruit has, it's pretty big. https://www.adafruit.com/product/443
Random question: I usually see PCB designs as 2 or 4 layer. I know there are boards with more layers, but curious if there are any limitations on the maximum number of layers a PCB can have (beyond manufacturing cost and complexity)?
Q: What happens to your prototype boards once they've been turned into a product in production? Is there a bin of green PCBs somewhere in the HQ or what?
You can easily get 2 or more and chain them together np.
I worked with barcodes on ski tickets
A short science fiction story I wrote this evening with my co-author GPT-4. #gpt4 #openai #sciencefiction See the PDF document with story and details of how I got this result: https://t.co/FSlHi7fBgR
If I never see another barcode again... i2of5, pdf417, qr... and so many more
i need one or two e-ink rp2040
It's still wired like 3 long breadboards side-by side, so you'd need to jumper from one set to the next, losing those 2 spots. I'd love to find something that has 10-wide rows, not 5-wide
@cinder wind I just searched through the adafruit github and didn't find any examples for SAMD11. I think I will need to cast my net wider.
You can take them apart from the bottom, cut it up, and wire them together however you want. I'm not sure about an actual product you can buy that has wider rows.
i have the tri-color but not the other
Hey Ladyada what is this?
That's the problem I'm running into, I haven't found an actual product yet that's simply made that way
new e-ink feathery thigs
yeah, not many people used the SAMD11. I made a little hacky board a long time ago: https://github.com/todbot/samd11toy
question: any idea how much more power the larger e-ink displays require vs a smaller e-ink?
Thanks. I look thru your archive.
IDK..but, my guess is not much, as it's not an illuminated display, so it's more processor/RAM intensive than power.
here's another one: https://www.tindie.com/products/ataradov/cmsis-dap-compliant-swd-debugger/
Brent's guide on updating the NIna firmware on the airlifts works great btw.
how many top secrets are there? I'm getting fatigued.
all of them
haha
3 more 🙂
oooo indoor positioning
y'all so busy
Limor's on a tear
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but I don't want to be thrown out of the chocolate factory
Thanks all!
Thanks for answering my Q even though it had been discussed here already 🙂
Question @open girder
Typically boards have a cuttable trace if you want to do something like disable an LED on the board .. do use see ultra mini switches becoming small and cheap enough to allow a faster change Or avoid re-soldering.?
If we can have only 7-layer burritos, I don't think we can have more layers in a PCB! 😆
Thanks for another excellent show!
good show, thank you!
Thanks everyone!
thanks and goodnight!
That you @open girder
Thank you for taking time for us
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌒
Thanks @open girder and community - Have a great week
There is mention of 100 layer pcb boards
apparently PCBs with almost 100 layers can be made
Thank you. The extended top secret was a banner episode, so many new things on the horizon!
supercomputers used high layer count boards
that's 1 layer per community library
@turbid hill Wow. I wonder if capacitance between the layers becomes a problem at that point. 🤔
apparently some layers are almost always going to be ground and power layers in that kind of thing, possibly multiple ground and power planes
That makes sense.
Can also have specialty multi-layer silkscreens done too. Kingpins PCB boombox had 7 silkscreen layers.
It was about $2K per board though. 😬
I think when you are getting to lots of layers, you are basically routing circuitry in 3D. most components are still going to have to be on the surface, you've just got 3 dimensions to route the connections in to pack a lot of components in limited space
I had a quick take 100, doubt I still have it though.
Greetings, all. 👋
good afternoon
hello!
Good afternoon all you wonderful people!
I was 24 hours early this week. I tuned of for John park's Workshop yesterday; couldn't figure out why it wasn't on. Then I was like "Oh, it's only Wednesday!"
LOL
Time is relative.
I've found that time flows inconsistently when things are going right (flies when having fun) and drags when things are going horribly.
Good afternoon.
So I don't know how it flows when I admit "eh, it could be worse?"
hmm YouTube stream looking suss
Yep, @waxen thistle
twitch is a bit.....up but no audio
🇸🇪 👋
ah there we are
twitch has audio
Suss? Like it runs a crypto scam? 🙂
Good morrow, @clever summit
Evening mr. Callaway
heh it was saying "streaming great!" and showing an error message at the same time
Speaking of scams, the "we've cancelled your SSN" scams are back! So enjoyable to waste hours of their time while working on other things.
But is it evening? We may never know... 🤔
Depends on external stuff so who knows
Lol. "Process successfully failed."
What is a SSN?
wheww made it
Yum. Jam.
😋
The arcade buttons work as great general button switches too. I use one as a reset switch on a project.
Imagine making an oversized Xbox controller for your computer that used arcade buttons lol
There are some really amazing assistive tech projects doing exactly that
Lol
For accessibility that’s probably a good thing.
Yeah! Though I was thinking more for comedy for messing with your friends. Though dual use would be good too
I think both Microsoft and Sony have assistive tech controllers for their consoles -- and I remember hearing Nintendo might be doing the same.
Hand your friends a massive Xbox controller 💀
The Xbox one is pretty cool
Oh, kinda like the NES controller coffee table!
Ohh the role icons are working now. Neat! They look great Kattni!
If it’s functional, why not!
good afternoon folks
@haughty quiver is lucky in that he gets the ninja Adafruit star
Yeah, I’m definitely familiar with accessible controllers. Does a world of difference for making life just a little bit more enjoyable
I got some of the huge arcade buttons by accident. Didn’t realize they were so huge. They’re like 4” diameter.
I was just thinking of one shaped like a normal Xbox one controller but like 4x larger
Just to mess with your friends/siblings when they come over to play games lol
🙂
I need a bigger printer to print out the massive controller lol
And I'm seeing people have had luck getting the Microsoft solution to work on the Switch too.
dot dot dotdotdot
Looks a lot easier to program than those PixelPurse displays... 🤔
the reds & yellows & greens make it look retro
CGA colors.
Nice CRT collection.
DotLars...
Firewire?
frog(GER)🇩🇪
Water wall actually
hop across the autobahn
Puts out fires on your network
Lol
And it works!
That’s awesome you got it working!
… and PCB resistor color polarity was observed.
I love the idea of "cocktail cabinet" arcade games
like someone thought "yeah let's put these delicate electronic games in rooms with smoke and liquids!"
Neat mitsubishi chips.
If the cartridge doesn't work, just blow on the connectors
oh since you have duplicate boards, maybe you could turn one back into a Scramble!
That music takes me back.
love using old cigar boxes as project boxes
Yeah the spade connectors for the arcade buttons are suuuuper tight. I had the same issue. Had to pull and wiggle more than expected.
now I want to make a frogger with Kraftwerk soundtrack
I can't wait for the weather to warm up so I can work on building my arcade cabinet
2 player standup arcade, modern yes with LCD (I'm lazy)
hahaha, I love that sound
That sounds neat paul. Looking forward to hearing more about it.
@haughty quiver You need a mirror. 👍
so close!
yeah JP, you need a mirror like what Cuckoo does in his synth videos
they've added machine learning to coin machines!
Ready Player One
Lol
You can train it to use your own tokens to keep the time your kids are playing
expensive game
you can get tokens from arcade company and others
Brilliant done.
Add a Duck hunt light gun for lols
Next mod it to accept apple pay or bitcoin. 😆
Ive never seen frogger on a huge projector screen. Might be interesting to see a projector take for a classic display.
Thanks @haughty quiver . Have a great weekend everyone.
Thanks @haughty quiver for another awesome show! Keep froggin' it!
Great workshop again, @haughty quiver 👋
thanks JP, good show!
Thanks for sharing JP
thanks all!
Thanks JP 😄
Thanks for the great episode.
Thanks @haughty quiver. Amazing progress and no cap replacements!
thanks JP!
I am a few minutes behind this afternoon, but getting started soon. My OBS scene got all crazy somehow
OBScene. (Sorry.)
:)
You sound good.
👋
Always good advice "No pouncing!" 😄
Seesaw is like a GPIO expander if you use the default firmware.
Just using SPI pins to run I2C?
The display data sheet indicates that the interface protocol is pin-selectable.
👋 been up all night, made 2 pcbs and a 3d printed design. im bushed. will fall asleep watching you though. have a good stream.
No jumper on the wing though
Hard wired to I2C
@smoky island yes fetch-submodules has changed
you need git 2.39 minimum or something
Was just waiting for a prototype print to finish. Bezel for the 7” Adafruit bare display.
any idea how to get that on ubuntu? apt seems to report that I have the latest available version thats in it. I've never installed it any other way
Very nice
Ow my head.
I've been in and out, so I could be completely off base but I am curious: are you in a custom python environment for circuit python builds? I had an issue a while back where my base environment was polluted and git and cmake weren't working well. When I created a new environment it worked, I think because the gcc compiler didn't have a bunch of conditional linking taking place that my base environment had (as a result of anaconda)
This feels like a different issue, but who knows
it's a version of git issue
coolio--then ignore me 🙂
we should probably revert the change for now 😕
STEMMA_I2C is the cowbell's stemma QT port
yeah it's a little weird
going to head out for the evening, thanks for the lovely stream as always. Cheers all!
Thank you for the stream. See you for coffee tomorrow.
Thanks!
Starting up for the morning now. I'm going to attempt a built-in I2CDisplay. You can see how it goes on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dBitPM5SLs
Sound is good.
The concept of creating a display peripheral in board is intriguing. Could the concept be extended to other built-in devices like an on-board accelerometer or temperature sensor?
hello, what are we doing today ?
Good morning ☕
oh from scratch ?
Would this be possible to allow any external display to use the built-in display initializations? That would be nice just so everything becomes the same for any display.
Good Morning. Looks like an interesting project.
I'm actually not sure what you mean by that, if it's not a builtin display, you wouldn't set it up builtin
there are 2 boards with builtin I2C display
the lolin pico and the 01space ESP32-C3
yeah I use board.I2C on this board because it's shared
(like the feather TFT)
common_hal_board_create_i2c(n) is board.I2C()
Didn't realize a built in had to go through the whole build process and make stuff. Makes sense though. Is it just so certain pins are always reserved for the display so other GPIO cannot be used with it. Though for an I2C display I guess you could.
mpconfigboard.h
note that any display init basically calls the same function as in board.c, just through the python interface, display drivers are almost always just a set of settings and init sequence
(like colstart and such)
lolin_s2_pico is espressif too
That makes so much sense now. Duh. Always wondered how Adafruit built in features don't conflict. The busses are available it's just the CS pin or I2C address might be reserved.
well usually the pins are not shared, the TFT feathers are the only case I know where the display shares board.SPI
pybadge, pyportal, etc. don't have an SPI bus with broken out pins
Some/most have multiple spi/i2c busses but in the case there's only 1 I suppose they have no choice but to share it and reserve the address.
I2C shares clock timing where SPI can alter clock freq and phase per device. SPI is pretty versatile for a shared bus structure.
the reason it's shared on the feather TFT is probably because of routing considerations, unless it ran out of pins, which seems unlikely to me
didn't know that, that's neat.
ah good point
let me check the pybadge
yeah the pybadge has dedicated SPI pins for the display, the feather header is on different pins
i think this is why chip manufacturers are coming out with chips that have more UART/I2C/SPI busses. It provides the developer more options plus allows user expansion.
yeah that does mean that one SPI peripheral can only be used exclusively for the display
every chip supported by CP has at least 2 SPI peripherals
I think the new iMX rt1011 has 4
and 2 I2C, 2 UART
@sand lotus of note:
https://docs.circuitpython.org/en/latest/shared-bindings/busio/index.html#busio.SPI
The SPI peripherals allocated in order of desirability, if possible, such as highest speed and not shared use first. For instance, on the nRF52840, there is a single 32MHz SPI peripheral, and multiple 8MHz peripherals, some of which may also be used for I2C. The 32MHz SPI peripheral is returned first, then the exclusive 8MHz SPI peripheral, and finally the shared 8MHz peripherals.
so that's not complicated at all
oh yeah I used hex because it was copy pasted then find-and-replaced from the python driver
(which uses a bytes string)
i've only loaded CP on the iMX haven't actually tried to use it yet. Still working on a 3D printed 7" enclosure to use with it.
yeah taht's busio.SPI/busio.I2C
well, fun fact, the RP2040 is actually the most restricted for pins, ESP can use any pin for any peripheral, atmel and NRF too with maybe some restrictions when using more than one peripheral (or some pins conflict I believe)
yeah busio is pretty versatile. i like how it's all in 1 main class though. much easier to work with.
when i install CP on anything for the first time the first lib i drag & drop over is bus_device
you do know it's builtin ? 😬
I cant show you on the matrix, we need to fix it by adding back jquery which is no longer included on readthe docs but it is
except on some M0 boards
that makes sense, might be a habit left over from M0 devices.
that's fine, neither does circup 😉
isn't the point of circup knowing which libs it needs. maybe do a check for unncessary libaries? like "are you aware you don't need bus_device on this board and can instead use the built-in busio?"
might be an edge case and not worth the effort?
there is no real way to know if it's builtin or not outside of say reading a database of boards with versions and lists of builtins, and hoping it's not a custom build, plus the builtin overrides the lib directory so it's not a bid deal
you end up with a small adafruit_bus_device.mpy that is useless but ultimately harmless
connecting to the REPL is a whole other story though, it would even have to find it, which discotool can, but I think it's pretty outside of the scope of circup currently
same with neopixel.mpy. i usually don't need it but always snag that one too just in case. the amount of projects where I end up using it happens often.
maybe in the future if we had ampy/mpremote like feature to circup, installing files via the REPL on ESP32 and C3 boards for example
is neopixel included on boards that have a neopixel? ughhh that would make to much sense. seems like i've been importing libs that i don't need to every single fresh install. lol
it would make sense, but it isn't
a lot of space though
also boot_out currently is limited to 512 bytes (one block) to avoid write errors on boot killing the drive
yeah the core knows how to use neopixels and dotstars
is it double tap reset, hold boot and reset, hold boot while plugging in (pico)... end up playing an arcade game with buttons trying to get to the bootloader sometimes.
note that the neopixel library is basically handling a adafruit_pixelbuf.PixelBuf and calling neopixel_write, both of which are builtin libraries
(dotstar use adafruit_pixelbuf and SPI)
ahh
you gotta know the secret handshake !
I am an advocate for board.STATUS which would be a neopixel-compatible builtin instance
yeah that git stuff is unfortunate
or board.STATUS_LED
yeah that way you don't need to add a library and instantiate things
though on some boards they want you to use the single neopixel with the library to get you accustomed to using that library for neopixel strip projects.
changing that to a different initialization would kinda defeat that avenue for beginners.
having it as an alias... yes then definitely.
But it would mess with D13 and PWM. Never mind.
yeah I added those like last week
LED = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.D13)
LED.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT
# do stuff
if something:
LED.value = True
else:
LED.value = False
``` this is what I have for an RFM status packet send. it blinks whenever it sends a packet.
if i could use LED.status = True it's really not that much different
but the initialization would be built in and be easier to access.
I use it as an idle state heartbeat in almost every project.
yeah some product pages have the guide linked in the text (older pages)
D13 is usually the built in LED but it's not a neopixel
numbers different on esp32
this is true too, another good reason for Neradocs idea to make it one universal way to access if its available.
The D13 LED is usually on any board. It’s almost a standard.
there's gotta be something like that which already exists. i mean even WipperSnapper blinks when it sends an update.
Neradoc maybe make a suggestion for a milestone to have a universal standard for status LED? Hard to believe something like that hasn't been done yet.
or maybe it's because CP is already using it for so much stuff that it's really an adafruit CP core use only kind of LED?
but if that was the case then I shouldn't be able to tie into it with digitalio and use it. yeah it makes no sense not to have an easier initialization for it.
it would even tell you the line number
yeah if you take over the status LED maybe that stuff wouldn't work.
the status LED blinks once (green if RGB) for "code done", twice for error (red), 3 times for safe mode (yellow)
old version would blink error type and line number (tens then units), but go count 2 + 9 blinks, it was barely usable
the only people that would really use it wouldn't be beginners anyway.
bios style beeps codes are too much for a microcontroller. the 3 statuses you said above are plenty enough already. the amount of blinks when i'm trying to reboot into bootloader doesn't really matter since i always look for the USB drive to show up anyway.
maybe for a headless install in the field, away from PC's, like a LORA install in a mailbox. blink codes could be helpful ultimately the resolution would just be hit restart.
some people believe chatgpt can do anything but it's really just the world most competent BS artist.
"ChatGPT, become a cyborg, and count the blinks for me"
"I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that"
"My name is not Dave !"
if ChatGPT was better people would be screaming skynet and losing their minds.
github copilot is very nice to have, you just program with the tab key..
It's like repeatedly hitting the first autocorrect
200 million repos to search from
Pretty good at random plagiarization, too.
i use chatgpt with circuitpython lately, but it only has data up to 2021 , whats that 6.3?
but i hear theyre connecting it to skynet
it predicts next lines too, with no other input than what you have so far
Commercial AI extends the model of not paying its teachers a living wage.
the problem is intention, if code is taken from open source and ends up in commercial software. manager asks how that could happen and the developer says, "i used chatgpt or (insert xyz framework).
copilot has all of github real time, chatgpt only up to 2021
just don't look at the conversation in #help-with-circuitpython 😬
at which point in the loop is to blame, is the AI itself liable for the lawsuit?
With attribution?
… as long as the copyright notice is included as per the license
hehe. what are they saying there?
yes the company who made the AI, is what i meant.
When the AI becomes a person.
I would say that the one to blame is the person using the result
and when is the last time you used tabnine, copilot, chatpgt, etc.. and saw attributions in the comments? is that a thing?
I can use curl right now to get code that is not licensed for commercial use, and then put it in a commercial product
that doesn't make curl responsible
The copyright header of the resultant response might easily exceed the length of the actual code
you wouldn't download a car
Indeed, unless the provider is making a profit.
3D printing made downloading a car possible lol. never even thought about that.
a crowbar can be used for good or evil. it's not the fault of the tool but of the intention of the person using it.
Need something like GeekCode for copyright/attribution
flipperzero is a gray area, torrents gray area
we no longer have napster and limewire... intention matters.
heres an example i did recently:
weather_data = pyportal.network.fetch_data(
url="http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast?q=Malmo, SE&appid=4acdd2457856e1ef6c064f1e928ea71e&cnt=8", json_path=[])
# 3 hour forecasts this is cnt*3=24 h````
then i wanted to get the max temp for the 24 hour forecast, and asked chat gpt and just got this in 5 seconds:
```
hi = max([item['main']['temp'] for item in weather_data[0]['list']])-273.15
tthats just lovely
for a noob in python
In Kelvin?
thats how they roll..
flipperzero is a wireless tool that can scan/copy/retransmit pretty much anything wireless or NFC. it's wicked wicked powerful. definitely worth learning about even from a defensive perspective because it could be used for bad far too easily. it'll clone key fobs, rfid tags, wifi packets. if it's wireless it can grab it.
oh oh you created a branch in adafruit/circuitpython 😛
Cold
or so says the bot
I did this in my Adafruit repos to set a bad URL when pushing to origin
git config remote.origin.pushurl no_push
I use that to start working on repos I don't own now:
function fork() {
git config remote.origin.pushurl no_push
gh repo fork --remote-name neradoc
}
it happens
cu, nice as always, Foamy
Thanks for the stream.
Thanks. Another useful and informative stream today!
Very very late to the party here, but I saw the latest "From the desk ..." video last night. Does anyone have any hints when that RP2040 USB host board will hit production, and what the timeframe is for the USB host support in CircuitPython? Or is it just "Soon" (tm).
if we are talking about it, it means it's being worked on, but we give no guarantees or predictions about timelines. The Arduino and TinyUSB support will be done sooner than the CircuitPython support.
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wth was that?
🌵
❓
How do you keep all the tester boards and code straight from getting mixed up?
🌵 😨
that's adorable
it's like a baby cactus groot
i like the idea of a live tear down. JP does it sometimes and it's a great format to learn from.
@sand lotus good question, we have the product ID on the tester and only the correct board "fits" on the tester, or at least, it's really hard to get one tester testing something it should not
so far no mix ups!
beefy motor and gear set for that wiggly noodle.
that was fun, thank you for that
I've seen that logo before somewhere. Maybe the WT32.
I've never heard of ISD
64 mins is close to standard cassette time. can't be a coincidence.
the mixer device library for CP works amazing for multi-channel/voice/polyphony stuff.
sounds good for a drum machine
or karaoke kind of thing
and easy to solder, no bga stuff 🙂
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hope you feel better, thank you for staying up for a late stream.
Bye
What time doesJP's product Pick go live?
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@arctic abyss Thanks
hello all 👋
good afternoon
hi everyone!
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Hello!
Good afternoon
gesundheit! 🙂
it's the subtle way to get everyone's attention
Heya
Hello hello!!!!
Quick Response code
Good afternoon all you wonderful folks!
Product Picks of the week really push one's buttons ⌨️
That wave keycap print reminds me of the designs on the four stones in The Fifth Element.
....gnocchi is an '8' or "ate"?
Is this the keycap from the demo?
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5112
Camera controls is a great use case for it.
I think someone also used them on Show & Tell a couple months ago for accessibility use. Might have been a trinkey but I think they're similar?
Single button just for random cowbell noises
thanks JP!
thanks!
@haughty quiver Not sure if you were aware. My LORA mail boombox uses a lot of code from your WalkMP3erson project. ❤️
@haughty quiver Someone shared over 5 gigs of arcade manuals and schematics on Google Drive, thought of you. But no Scramble, I checked.
rad!
now that archive.org is under attack it's probably a good thing to distribute things all over the place 🙂
good point
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Is a pollen detector a thing? Might be a nice project for someone.
You could call it The Electronic Bee...
I need a case for my WipperSnapper board. That's a really great looking enclosure design for WipperSnapper.
pollen:
because WipperSnapper boards are always connected and just kinda... sit there... logging to AdafruitIO.
between 10 and 100 micron
How are they measuring pollen over the ocean? 😛 I'm used to looking at too many weather maps lately.
Shoutout to Brent and AdafruitIO team, doing amazing stuff with WipperSnapper. ❤️
satellite madness, how it changes in different frequency bands
Gorgeous low form factor design!
Snap-fit-apalooza
I have some bands like that in thick velcro. You can sew through velcro.
Gauntlet with built in sensors make a lot of sense too. Things are possible today that weren't like 20 years ago.
cheaper to get a feather reverse tft with sen54 yourself (plus cable separately for cost saving). about 45$ versus 69.99
Tyeth that posted that... not me
To the right behind a roller coaster, past the little mermaid place almost all the way in the back in where all the smokers hang out. 😉
I smoke, so that's where I had to go. 😉
the minotaur could be head rounded better perhaps
the geometry of that couldn't have been easy to print. gorgeous model.
The new iMX rt1011 just got the I2S PR pushed out. It has 22 voice polyphony.
You could have 2 people play a keyboard together kind of thing. No one has more than.. ok most people don't have more than 10 fingers so 10 voice polyphony is usually fine.. so 22 is wild.
that resin!
That is amazing, phenomenal print.
No Mando spoilers please I haven't seen the latest episode.
ooh forgot its that time, thanks for reminder.
I quite like the eryone filaments, looks fab there 👍
Wait for 3filament voucher which makes 2 roles free and one paid for in shipping. I just got one ASA which is expensive anyway
600mm 👀 wow
Mythosaur By Jason McLachlanhttps://www.printables.com/model/112568-mythosaur-large-600mm
The original AIY Voice was a great resource for motor and servo drivers hat. I got several kits at $9.95 just for the boards.
https://www.thingiverse.com/make:1096270 heat set insert
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as a microscope stand
Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5404967.
Flat mythosaur skull symbol from Star Wars, can be scaled to any size, p
Can be reverted
I made a 3d model of a speaker this week
4" not adafruit part 😦
40W speaker
big guy
oh but i did add the 7" bare display
Thank you for taking time for us. Soup time.
thanks all
good show, thank you!
thank you for the show
Thanks, @hard hollow and @rocky reef 👍
thanks so much for hanging out folks!
That 7" display is an adafruit part and is now in the CAD parts repo.
flat mythosaur couldl be put flat surface or even engrave for things
thanks folks cya tonight
thanks guys
Hey Y'll
Evening everyone. Glad my computer decided to crash 10 minutes ago and not now
good evening folks
here is the link to join show and tell: https://streamyard.com/ezeimwjt7a
Hi everyone. 👋
Future mixer devices ❤️
Hi, all!
Up from iMX's medium quality audio is the SPDIF stuff
JP with a mysterious orb
Awesome work Jepler!
1979 indeed!
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I remember perfection! It probably is still at my mom's
hi all! my first watching & doing live chat at same time! 👋 🖖
grogu basket
From the 1979 Lakeside box:
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Thousands of variations.
ROLL BACK THE DOME
See and hear a welcoming show of electronic lights and sounds.
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Mmm, good design
why can’t all electronics be disassembled that easy
After a full redesign and designing a case, I have set up orders for all the parts and the board and case for my RP2040 based IoT/cellular project. I also ended up using an sma connector to connect the gsm antenna because those little right angle sma antennas look cool. I have also integrated the Himax 320x320 RGB camera module from SparkFun and the larger 3.5” display breakout as opposed to the previous 2.4” display breakout. It turns out that the small aluminum 0.25x0.25” is just a millimeter smaller than the RP2040 itself! Lots of Adafruit products on board! The problem is that the total of all the prices is about $500 and it might not even work.
Cupcake!
The reason I said all this is because I have no idea what to call it and also a little while ago I asked about this in an “Ask an Engineer”stream and it’s an update to those who remember
Hehe, that’s awesome
Very nice Gamblor!
Love it, @nova totem !
i love that the gif for the candle + cupcake does a blow-out animation!
XD
do not eat your electronics
that's awesome @nova totem , love it
🎂 🥳
You might be able to use a gesture sensor like the APDS or smt so you don’t even have to blow on it @nova totem
I LOVE that idea @robust horizon !
happy birthday
I need one of those that lights on my birthday to remind me it’s my birthday, lol
Clean
Happy Birthday Gamblor! 🎂
Haaaappy birthday!
happy birthday @nova totem
Happiest of birthdays @nova totem !
Good idea. I was going through all my sensors I had on hand trying to find something that works that wasn't just a button
yes, happy b-day, @nova totem! 🎂 🥳
I, for one, welcome our flufflet overlords.
Thanks everyone! I hope to post the code so everyone can have an electronic cupcake filled birthday
reminds me of the old turbo buttons on 80's PC's
@robust horizon do the responses get saved anywhere, in case you really like one?
Great show!
Jepler's of Mice and Memes next on ChatGPT
Great projects everyone
thx
Thanks to all for taking time for us
great update! thanks all & great work!
thanks, @split gazelle !
thanks @split gazelle!
Thanks, everyone! Great projects!
thanks folks!
@teal river no -- if you have the REPL open you can scroll back to them but otherwise they're gone once you press the button again
Thanks Liz and all!
Here is an incomplete write-up of my project: https://hackaday.io/project/190158-purple-daisy-coin-cell-powered-soil-sensor I hope to finish the documentation soon!
Ahh… wasn’t sure if there was logging on the ChatGPT side
The original ad for that game @haughty quiver was showing is something else.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCunzyymMGU
"In the world of electronic games it's outstanding."
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@teal river no, there's not a way to retrieve your own API call results again later
Dang
you could add a 2nd button that when you press it, it sends as a message on your mastodon account 🙂
@ashen hound I'm amazed that you have a new PCB almost every week and they're very functional too. Well done sir.
Thanks!
see y'all around oh and @sand lotus thanks for showing stuff that doesn't work, it's a reminder we're all human 🙂 or claiming to be
Ahhh… ephemeral chat; could call it SnapChatGPT. (sorry not sorry)
@robust horizon oh I forgot to mention the reset button works!
😂
Dang it and forgot to thank everyone who helped with the code that made it work. I didn't do it on my own.
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Love the cactus. Adorable. Great teardown and project.
That is so adorable 💜
I applaud the no internet for kiddo
Much easier for kiddo to dump herself onto the internet when she’s old enough to choose than to try to undo any exposure!
60 minutes… imagine a cactus that records for an hour and then plays back for an hour, lol
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so it makes gnocci go away?
Number Crunchers was a great game
My favorite too. I had one of those.
Great machine!
I used an SE/30 and it at the time felt super fast.
or at least something that looked like it, not sure I had that exact model.
I never had one, but they had them at my high school. Great machines!
I just placed a $55 Adafruit order!!!
16 MHz 68030
Did you mean 128 KB of RAM?
I loved the handle on it. Could carry it.
Was there schema capture and PCB layout for the se30?
I love my Macintosh SE
I remember a tour of a company when I was in school and they had a 128MB version for credit/editing magazine ads. I think that model or similar
I had almost every version of the mac from original model (but no M2's yet)
It could do 128 MB, apparently, with some hacking (and a lot of money)
https://everymac.com/systems/apple/mac_classic/specs/mac_se30.html
Technical specifications for the Macintosh SE/30. Dates sold, processor type, memory info, hard drive details, price and more.
it was $200 but i couldn't afford it so i will buy it later
That computer is basically high school computing for me. Couldn't quite figure out pascal language though
Ladyada has Greenscreen Blouse on.
I enjoyed pascal
the 2 displays and 2 sim808 modules cost $140!
Imagine owning a Mac and having to learn Windows in school. Those school Windows machines were so foreign, I just wanted them to have a finder and they didn't. 😛
i dont need them quite yet though
Wow… imagine having 128MB of RAM but only an 80MB HDD
I love all those old ads!
is the sound quality a side effect of format conversions, or the original video?
Back then I can’t imagine being able to afford 128 MB of RAM!
Until you get kids who shove coins in there. CD players had the same issue for cars when they first came out.
i while ago, i got a missile switch with my order to bump the price up to get a free KB2040 and now i have a missile switch! im designing a launch control panel using it.
I vaguely recall my 486 with 4MB and that cost a fortune as is
We're moving into the 80s
Hehe… yeah, I remember drooling over machines with 128MB. Now I have 128GB and I need more
I thought we were in the future when we went from 14.4 modems to 32k
She's a legend
The standard RAM on the SE/30 at launch was 1 MB.
'cause who would ever need more than 768KB?
I forgot about the click and release navigation, I need to play with my old Macs more, lol
‘cause RAM was EXPENSIVE back then! 😆
She explains things so well.
yeah. That was before the Japanese stepped in and undercut the industry with higher yields.
… for a minute I forgot I was watching Ask an Engineer, lol
Well Apple allowed clones later called Power PC. They eventually disallowed clones and have been a closed ecosystem ever since.
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This is bringing back so many memories
Yup literally the computers, apparently, a lot of us grew up with
That was a very nice stroll. Thank you.
I want to make an OS that mimics the simplicity of old MacOS but has all the modern power
PowerPC was a CPU, IIRC. There were some Mac clones, though. There was a company making Mac laptops before Apple came out with the PowerBook - I forget their name now.
ChatGPT is definitely a fun toy
E machine?
No, eMachines came in the late 90s
I think I missed it. Why does the Arduino R4 have a yellow blocked area in the picture?
They might have too, but the company I was thinking of is…Outback? Outbound? Out-something, I think.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macintosh_clone some licensed, some not
LadyAda is part ghost!
@ashen hound we don't know either, anne asked on twitter tho!
On the plus side I now know a lot about CP internal memory management! (Which was a fun journey)
The PowerPC was an IBM/Motorola joint project, IIRC.
Yep!
IBM still makes CPUs in the POWER family
I was always disappointed that the M88000 didn't take off though.
Mp3 is memory intensive so I'm not sure we can run multiple streams in that way
Does it still sell AS400 type machines?
And it had my favorite machine language instruction ever. They had an instruction to disable predictive branching and pipelining and stuff…they called the instruction “enforce in-order execution of operations” or something, and gave it the machine language opode EIEIO. LOL
'Discontinued Sep 30, 2013'
(Who says engineers don’t have a sense of humor?)
So what are the POWER processors used for?
That's like Borland. There was an era where all their manuals had an explanation of search and replace options that said "gnu: searched for and replaces all small antelope like animals without asking."
Flying Chris. Not talky Chris
Nowadays? Mostly automotive electronics and such. I think Freescale still makes POWER chips.
Have you guys thought about working with those companies to create standards? Car companies got together when they all had their own CAN implementations, created a working group with engineers getting together... and voila OBD-II.
According to Wikipedia, the F-35 fighter jet’s computers use a Freescale POWER processor.
I have many harsh words about "smart TV's" that spy on you today, track everything you watch, etc.. big brother.
Big Brother is still on broadcast cable?!?! 😄
Wait what, are you saying PowerPC CPU's eventually went on to be in F-35's? That's wild.
it's just a thing. Great for fiction! I wrote a short story and tweeted it with GPT4
I had it write a story about a royal potato
My coworker uses it to write stories for his kids and they can add in details. They love it
Wikipedia says, “In 2003, BAE Systems Platform Solutions delivered the Vehicle-Management Computer for the F-35 fighter jet. This platform consists of dual PowerPCs made by Freescale in a triple redundant setup.”
It can also write some code that kinda works sometimes, good way to get a large amount of code real fast
And then you fix it with your smart brain
Motorolla and IBM have been making mil-spec chips for a long time. I don't think Intel is so good for manufacturing the same chip design for decades ...
ultimate bartender lol... that's one way of doing it.
If AquaMan and the Waterboy got together...
You could have many buttons on the ChatGPT box for different prompts
Love the choon, @open girder
That honestly sounds very entertaining Jepler.
Who is this?
Very good bleep bloops
I could watch the selective solder machine for hours… contented sigh
high quality EDM
Kits!
oooo what was that at the end 🙂
They look like the box kits like what you can buy at MicroCenter
The rulers are coming back nice and some kind of feather.
I didn’t know the rulers left
I know intel used to denote some chips that would be available for a long time but right this second I'm having trouble finding that kind of information....
Intel still produces specialty 8086 chips as far as I know
Just noticed that in the factory footage a bunch of black boxes - but they probably weren't adaboxes, right? 🙂
Probably not...
Wrong format, no sleeves
I think Adaboxes are square? I've never gotten one.
They are more rectangular
it's not adabox, but we are gettin closer 🙂
" Embedded SKUs (products) are available for long life which typically means that they will be in production for up to 7 years after its launch date." OK so for intel 7 years is a long time
Don't get me wrong: I'd be shocked if they have nothing that is mil-spec and sufficiently long-lived, but it's just not how they generally work..
I remember Propeller!
I never tried propeller
Yeah, I don’t think they have milspec offerings for general CPU SKUs
the tensorflow framework stack there doesn't look appealing if you've never worked with it before (me), looks like a daunting stack to dive into.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/government/products/programmable/overview.html fpgas, of course.
quick, someone show todbot
look at all that audio out, 🤤
but will it run on circuit python?
that's kinda like the new "but will it run Doom" now
So what I’m hearing is it’s only a matter of time until someone ports Doom to displayio… 😆
war thunder players making a gaming setup with real military displays and hardware
Phil B already did it but not the whole real game to my knowledge. Just a matter of time.
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So... they're trying to catch up with the DCS players?
ye
ESP32-H2-MINI-1 Module - 4MB Flash https://www.adafruit.com/product/5716
ESP32-H2-DevKitM-1 - 4 MB Flash https://www.adafruit.com/product/5715
tiny silkscreen between the pins good lord
Witty Pi 4 L3V7 - RTC & Power Management for Raspberry Pi https://www.adafruit.com/product/5705
love to see Pi's with reset buttons. still can't believe anyone has to even say that out loud.
Witty Pi 4 HAT - RTC & Power Management for Raspberry Pi https://www.adafruit.com/product/5704
Does anything named "uu*" cause anxiety for anyone else?
Adafruit Feather RP2040 RFM69 Packet Radio - 868 or 915MHz - RadioFruit and STEMMA QT https://www.adafruit.com/product/5712
The 69 has encryption.
Adafruit Feather RP2040 with RFM95 LoRa Radio - 915MHz - RadioFruit and STEMMA QT https://www.adafruit.com/product/5714
but had smaller packets due to encryption. seeing it with more resources is a very welcome addition.
new version should fix that. very nice!
Next gen RFM's are here. This is beautiful. Thank you.
Bravo!
Will still need an Airlift to get it on wifi. Have you tested it with airlifts yet?
I will order as soon as you have
it will work with Airlift, no problem
That'll help be a nicer smaller stacked RFM for... mailbox projects. 🙂
weird silly ideas/questions:
- could a phased array IR transmitter work?
- could IR use CDMA encodings?
... using off the shelf IR photodiodes and LEDs
two ways: PicoW with RFM FeatherWing, PicoRFM with Airlift FeatherWing
a pogo pinned antenna... that's a brilliant tester. well done. 👏
QUESTION: Could one run a private lora wan over a mesh of packet radios?
Full screen from a feather. That's amazing. Very nice @cinder wind!
nft? lol!
After the ADABOXs drop would you be interested in talking about the saga of parts needed, redesign, parts needed, redesign, etc? I think the journey to getting to the final product would be interesting to document,
Question: will there be an RP2040 board in a form factor like the Arduino Mega 2560?
I designed a cellular/IoT RP2040 device with the SIM808, the 3.5" Touchscreen TFT breakout and the Himax HM01B0 color imaging module. It has a right angle sma antenna on the top right and its kind of bulky. My question is what the heck do i call it!?
with RFM you can connect as many nodes together that you want without being connected to an official "LORA" things network.
Cellulite
Q: sorry if I missed it - but are there any updates on adabox?
Esther Dyson once famously said “the nice thing about standards is, there’s so many to choose from.“ 😂
Question @open girder 
The RP2040 DVI board … can you give an idea of how much the process to output the DVI display will take up in CPU / memory? Will there there tons of room to do some big projects?
i find that its fun to find a microcontroller and design a dev board in the Arduino Uno footprint. Lots of libraries have Arduino footprints so its pretty easy to set up the board but getting different microcontrollers to work is a bit harder.
oh! I thought that was Andy Tanenbaum!
ohhh didn't know the RFM featherwings would have different performance. that's good to know for deciding what hardware to use on the receiver & transmitter sides.
It wouldn’t surprise me if more than one person had expressed that sentiment. Lol.
Thank you for taking time for us.
Did LadyAda say "pixmob"?
thanks - order placed !
thems is the questions
Thanks, everyone!
Thank you for the great episode all the new new news.
zener
Great show, nini!
Chunkyphone is good, but cellulite has such a funny ring to it
good show, thank you!
thanks y'all
Cellulose?
I was trying to play on the bulky component to your description
cellulite is good but the lite makes it sound like it is small
ThiccPhone
i might go with cellulith
Now I hibernate, lol
inspired by cellulite but incorporating rock because it is a rock
No! You socialize like a good adulty adult lol
Jk get some rest
i not adult
Adding "ie" or "y" to the end of almost anything makes it cuter.
i also not socialize
I now identify as a child
Being an it admin for kids hard
Thing vs Thingy
But also being an IT manager for a church is hard
Nini
Brick vs Bricky
you mean a churchy
also can add connotations like preach vs preachy
you're right. i didn't realize that. very nice.
so bummed I missed Ask an Engineer tonight! Thanks for the callout, @sand lotus !
?showtimes
Desk of Ladyada - Sunday Evening
JP's Product Pick of the Week - 4pm ET Tuesdays
3D Hangouts - 11am ET Wednesdays
Show & Tell - 7:30pm ET Wednesdays
Ask an Engineer - 8pm ET Wednesdays
John Park's Workshop - 4pm ET Thursdays
Deep Dive w/ Foamyguy - 5pm ET Fridays
FoamyGuy's CircuitPython Stream - 11am ET Saturdays
I think it would be helpful to post the times in ET and PT? That way people on the west coast don't have to do the math.