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yes I heard it
Wish you could see this everyone its funny.
DJDevon3 you should try turning down video quality
Plenty of audio on that video
If you need help with audio check out the adafruit discord server. There's an extra channel for it #help-with-audio ๐ Nah, worked good for me ๐
No it played fine here
Im watching via twitch so i can have discord open too.
No glitches on YouTube up here
On tablet
Pyson Parthec...
Fine on youtube must be twitch related.
that macropad looks really nice
Yeah its defaulting to 1080p on twitch, this internet will not do it. 720p works fine. Good idea Todbot thank you.
Getting a Lotus 123 vibe with that display.
Nice parsec. Sounds great too.
Neat sequencer effect. Yummy.
Has he done threading in circuit python?
I totally forgot about GridLayout in displayio, even though I see I've used it in at least 2 projects ahha
I think he also used it in his touchdeck but thats for touch displayio buttons.
Oh use a power washer to hit virtual bells as an instrument?
Obviously CGrover is the new TodBot. ๐
Lol
Theyโre both amazing tbh.
Lars chimes and nozzles kit
So many talented people around here. This community is amazing.
About 3 meters
that is sure look like from powerwasher simulator
Looks like a pretty good raygun
I swear JP can circuit bend anything.
Indeed.
Thatโs convenient, nice.
Will watch the rest tonight. Have to go. Have a great day everyone. Awesome project JP!
Bye, @sand lotus
Sorry I missed your show. Funerals are no fun
Great demo!
I have an itch to go wash the patio furniture now.
@inner spade I'll send you my address. ๐
Now I can replace my paper tape with a strand of legos.
AH another brick in the wall
Lighter colors = the sensor recieves more light.
Let's hear some Bricktunes!
Getting a "Close Encounters" vibe...
Wow that's cool!
Good tune but hard to dance to. ๐
Lol
How to compute "colour distance" or "best match"?
yeah exactly. I'd probably convert to HSV colorspace and then measure just hue
Would "euclidian" distance on RGB be a good?
Yes, the color comparator is redmean weighted Euclidean, although unweighted would likely work for a project like this.
I guess I have to read this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_difference
In color science, color difference or color distance is the separation between two colors. This metric allows quantified examination of a notion that formerly could only be described with adjectives. Quantification of these properties is of great importance to those whose work is color-critical. Common definitions make use of the Euclidean dista...
So coding and making is not taking place is the same room...
The sensor is surprisingly directional, too.
Clean and colorful workshop today. ๐
Thanks JP + all
See y'all
The sensor was on my list to try for a TV backlight project: https://youtu.be/yFqbalF0FGw
A test of a TV display background lighting project using an AS7341 spectrometer connected to a Feather M4 Express running CircuitPython. The Feather's NeoPixel shows the color that is currently detected by the sensor, pointed at the corner of the TV display. Color changes slowly morph from the existing color/brightness and the current reading o...
Thanks, @haughty quiver, and bye all. ๐
Oh fascinating, like the Hue type strips for tvs
Yes. The sensor was very accurate and responsive, so the neopixel strip needed an algorithm to integrate the colors into something that gradually changes.
JP suggested that the sensor could be hidden behind the screen, connected via a light pipe.
oh clever, it's those hidden details that make it
Any word on when Ada Box will resume?
@wise mirage โ๏ธ (I think)
Great, thanks for the info!
I have an AMD video card and have to uninstall the drivers anytime I want to use OBS....
It's an older card though.....
it was complaining about a missing library
/usr/bin/ld: warning: libdav1d.so.6, needed by /usr/lib/libavcodec.so.60, not found (try using -rpath or -rpath-link)
hmm, in my case it's looking for a DRI_Mesa extension of some sort, even though Mesa appears to be all set...
Someday I will learn OBS, but seems like a big learning curve
maybe a deep dive someday ๐
Fingers crossed the rebuild gets you going ๐
It actually isn't too hard for the most part, depending how fancy you want to get. The basics did not take me too long to understand.
Though I did learn the harsh lesson of not upgrading it 5 minutes before trying to go onto S&T once
heh, I'm learning the lesson to launch it with time to spare before my stream
I think the lesson here is to never update and never shut anything down
never even get close to a computer
at least you have a powerful CPU
lmao true. Just last week I had to completely reinstall my moms laptop because the OS update completely broke everything ๐ญ ๐ (was actually surprisingly easy to rescue all the files and settings)
I'm not sure its using all of the cores...
Sounds good
Hi Scott. Now worries about the delay. "Things" happen.
no label on the micro yet - which was it ? ๐
you had michaels question - did you answer it
What will I be interested in? I missed that @rapid hornet ๐ฆ
No RGB? Literally unplayable! ๐
Ahh, ok, yeah... 100%!
Has anyone looked at the invalid pin issue in CP 9 alpha?
Ok. CP 9 alpha is not usable at least on my boards - I'm assuming on any ESP32 boards. Not sure if an issue was raised by the OP, but I won't side track you on it now - RGB baby!
stream paused ( for me ? )
The OP didn't raise an issue like I asked them to - they just posted the problem in #circuitpython-dev ๐ฆ
I have to say - whoever thought up the name protomatter should get a raise!!!
recall a while ago you were working on bare metal CP on the rPI - not that Pi5 is out ( with dual displays ) do you see this on the timeline ? ( does adafruit have other multiple display products ? )
does copy/paste handle Makefile tabs for you ?
hope to review the Max 3421 with tinyusb support - thanks for mentioning it
All of them it seems... when referencing board.XXX pins.
Been reported on TinyS3, FeatherS3 so far, but I'd assume it's the same with all, atleast S3 boards.
It comes back with INVALID pin.
This is the link...
#circuitpython-dev message
Oh, it was an ADC thing? Ok, I wasn't sure and hadn'r had a chance to dig into it this week.
The board.VBUS pin is not an ADC pin though, it's just a digital read.
Maybe the OP was trying to do an analogRead on the VBUS pin by accident. Could explain why it failed on that too.
But if you fixed the ADC stuff, it's likely fixed everything!
post said: "issue from mu-editor V1.2.0 REPL the commands
import board
followed by
dir(board)
then among others appear: BATTERY, VBAT and VBAT_SENSE, so how I can get an 'Invalid pin' error"
but maybe the error is comming from the ADC stuff like UM mentions
I think maybe the OP saw the names, then tried the ADC read
here's what they typed
The command: 'import feathers3' caused the error: File "feathers3.py", line 23, in <module>. ValueError: Invalid pin, while line 23 is:
Setup the BATTERY voltage sense pin
vbat_voltage = AnalogIn(board.BATTERY)
fix the script ๐
they tried board.BATTERY
how would git help you find this fix ?
Wcked, thanks @rapid hornet !
I can probably do a quick PR review though can't test it myself, don't think I have an S3 around
thanks to @Paulsk for the problem report that @rapid hornet fixed !
Thanks Scott! Havw a great weekend!
i thinkyou did update ๐
Thanks, nite
thanks!
I am getting started for the morning now. Trying out a Temp Sensor driver rewrite. You can follow along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vicVDDIPelc or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
Good morning. โ๏ธ
Hello! โ
Hey Tim, nice to see you. Needed the company.
My very first Arduino library was actually for a temperature sensor. ๐
I donโt have any adt sensors yet. Will be neat seeing how it works.
I run HomeAssistant so I have some ESP32 devices with sensors. This is the outside temperature measured with one of those onewire sensors.
Iโd love to get outside temp sensor going with solar and lora.
And yes, summer is really over.
Or wifi, yes.
I use ESPHome, even easier than CirucitPython. You just write some yaml instead of code.
Oh, that one is really accurate. ยฑ0.4ยฐC from โ40ยฐC to +105ยฐC...
My favorite by far is the bme280 so far. I got like 4 of them. Extremely accurate temp/humidity/pressure sensors from bosch.
The bme688 not as accurate for some reason.
That one is 24 hours.
No, ESPHome actually code generates the firmware and then use Platfor.io to compile it.
I have the bme280 stemma module but yes its the same sensor on some feathers.
Not in the cloud, but you got it. First time you need to upload code over serial, then it is all over the air updates.
And nowadays you do that in the browser.
My brother is giving me his pi 4 heโs never going to use. Maybe Iโll put home assistant on it. First iโve heard of esphome. Will look into that.
You go here, connect to your local USB serial port and upload the bin file it creates. Really streamlined.
Combination of workshop interior sensors and local openweathermap.org weather data on an AIO dashboard showing a 3-day trend.
That looks awesome.
That is really neat. I only wish the graphs inside of Home Assiustant looked as good.
AIO makes it pretty easy.
This is my office sensors. Even have a radiation sensor. ๐
Online data is never 100% accurate to your property. Always better to use local sensors if possible. A combination of online/local data is nice to have for projections.
nich JOnny
Air quality and radiation is a great idea.
Does not look as neat in reality though. ๐
Agree.
Hi to Tim and all present
The black enclosure to the left was my try to make neat stuff. Turns out it was a bad idea putting a temperature sensor in an enclosure with an ESP32 that is active all the time. Shows a temperature +4ยฐC higher.
I have a similar issue with the workshopโs dust proof enclosure. Although the temp sensor is external, the ESP32 plus the TFT display get pretty hot. Shutting down the TFT backlight when not in use made a big difference.
Those numbers are all sixteenths...
Yeah, also putting the ESP32 in sleep mode helps alot.
Nice lcars gui too. Very nice.
Iโm also running some bias adjusting code. Can be helpful if you compare the temp to a known good thermometer and find slight discrepancies.
The bias adjustment code is extremely helpful for any temp sensor project.
SPS means sample per second
Makes sense
Your work on the bias adjustments is impressive. Knew it was there but didnโt place much importance on it until after your efforts.
Honestly Tyeth helped write it with openai. He didnโt want any attribution for it.
Never thought about a critical temp warning. Sounds handy.
Median?
If there is an 'above/below' output bit, then hysteresis would be how far above or below the set temperature will cause the out put to toggle.
looks like sample averaging? If it does it fast enough where it can throw out erroneous samples sounds like a good idea.
Bias adjusting is only needed due to board heating normally so itโs theoretically unnecessary below 50C since the module will not self heat below that.
Some sensors have compensation registers. Unsure if this one has one.
Gotta go work on some projects with my brother now. Have a great weekend everyone. ๐ค
Lol. Kinda painful switching from Python to c++. I lost count on all the times I forgot to add the ; character today.
Ha, now I even foroget to add the {}...
Tnx Tim!
I see your BME280 and raise you TMP117s and SHT45s ๐. Love having ยฑ0.1 C temperature accuracy, though the SHT45's is technically 0.1 typical, while the TMP117s are explicitly just 0.1.
I assume the MOx heating probably has something to do with it?
The Desk of Ladyada - USB Host Featherwing + 2.8" Round Display & Clamping Cable Ferrites https://youtu.be/aCon4shjSJc
Updates on SAMD51 board restocks due to ongoing redesigns. Introducing the MAX3421e USB Host Featherwing tested on Arduino, and a new 2.8" 480x480 round display โ a middle ground between 2.1" and 4" sizes. New guide on Qualia board helps with fast setup. Ready-to-use test UF2s available for easy display verification. Also, discover clamping cabl...
Evening all
Happy Canadian Thanksgiving all!
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bows down to the queen of displays and awaits UK resellers getting the Qualia and all the shiny displays in stock
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It's really great how the demo showed up on all of the displays.
virtualabs also keeps having USB issues with MPLab during his live twitchโฆ ๐
Speaking of making things working and round displays, I got a GC9A01 round display working this evening
Does anyone know if the S3's historical I2C clock issues have been fixed yet? I think the deep sleep issues were sorted a while ago, but be good to know if I might have I2C issues with a Qualia, as I've only used S2s before. (I have like 6 now I've added a relay for ESPNOW..).
Not sure if IDF5 has fixed everything, we did manage to get most sensors working with some retries
S3 I2C scan is still quite slow, maybe its fixed in 5.1 (we hope)
Doing some software defined radio work (SDR) ferrite clamps to any and all cables made a huge difference. It's crazy how much EMI even well shielded devices can still put out
Huh, didn't know Laird made gourmet jellybean parts, had just seen their fancy LoRa gateways
I suppose we could use some double-sided tape inside around the cableโฆ
Night all
thanks!
thanks all!
Thanks AdaFam!
I love all the work on USB, @proper trench and @open girder ! Am I right to think that the MAX3421 is working as a PHY and TinyUSB will use it like it does the PIO PHY? I know PHY isn't a perfect analogy, but basically it will do the USB protocol and get the data off the wire (checksums and all that) and then TinyUSB will expose the device as a mouse/keyboard/gamepad/customHID, etc? That would be great for lots of projects.
@pearl shoal thats right! it lets you use any processor with TinyUSB Host mode, not just the RP2040 (with bitbang PIO)
currently arduino supported only, circuitpython support is being worked on, but no ETA as its a big lift
That's ok--the big benefit of CP honestly isn't the language--it's that we can configure the device by editing a settings.py file. We've been looking at how the hid-remapper project uses webserial (or webusb?) for configuration and honestly if we can get some form of standard code base around that I think we'll be happy with Arduino for many projects. The Python aspect is GREAT for the high schoolers... and we still want to use it as much as we can. But the big reason NOT to use Arduino is the configurability..
So, this is all great stuff! It also means we can make the IntelliKeys support BLE devices like iOS ๐
howdy! ๐
Hello!
Hello JP
good afternoon folks
Da Dawg is here
Hey, John!
Good afternoon.
hi @regal plover hi @split gazelle hi @little onyx
hi @midnight plinth
hi @viral sail
anyone know if Adafruit will be present at the Makers Faire in the bay area this weekend?
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Hey ๐๐ป
@haughty quiver mic audio on YouTube is a bit low compared to music
And the lady Ada recording
Product Pick of the (Hallo)Ween
I made a Hackaday Jolly Wrencher case for this board's predecessor. I think it'll work for this one too https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3238536
One of the goodies from the Hackaday Superconference was an Adafruit HalloWing. And I thought: surely a Jolly Wrencher case must be made for this skull-shaped circuit board!
So I remixed an existing clip-on case that fits the battery (Thanks DoctorWhich!), added the Jolly Wrenches and printed it out. It came out pretty great. Though now I wis...
Any news on a DRV2605L Haptic Driver board with the Motor soldered in?
I liked the Potter book demo (well I guess it was the Hocus Pocus book, DOH)
Thanks!
the john the pick of theweek image reminded me of sonic meme
Morning/afternoon/evening eveyone.
good morning!
3DHangouts Episode 417 LIVE! HAL 9000, Fraz Wrench and Grim Reaper
https://www.youtube.com/adafruit/live
#3DPrinting Today's coupon code โodysseyโ gets you 10% off your order!
This week @adafruit weโre showcasing the HAL 9000 prop. Taking a look at the upcoming Fraz-Wrench project. Checking out this weekโs makes from the community....
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that looks great!
HAL 9000 Learn Guide -
https://learn.adafruit.com/hal-9000-rp2040-prop-maker
when i saw that grim reaper print timelapse i was like is that a smurf
Might be easier to make a separate glue on badge for the multi-color print?
now think round display forit
HAL 9000 YouTube Video -
https://youtu.be/Y1Di5LjXXd0
Build a prop replica of the iconic HAL 9000 interface panel from the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey.
Powered by the Adafruit RP2040 PropMaker Feather and CircuitPython, this project uses our enormous red arcade button to trigger audio samples.
HAL 9000 Learn Guide
https://learn.adafruit.com/hal-9000-rp2040-prop-maker
RP2040 PropMaker Feather
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RP2040 PropMaker Feather -
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5768
The Adafruit Feather series gives you lots of options for a small, portable, rechargeable microcontroller board. By picking a feather and stacking on a FeatherWing you can create advanced ...
3W Speaker -
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4445
Hey All ๐ I've got a model for you, I'm using it to attach a Car Horn to the Swirly Mounting Grid ๐ฏand lift it off the surface, printed in TPU.
However if you use it backwards then it works for joining 2 or 4 panels together with a mounting screw hole! https://cad.onshape.com/documents/627f31b85925949126050a0e/w/4d1902b96bf8766cd96ecbe4/e/6867cf02692fd3a0950a2a13?renderMode=0&uiState=6526bab84f1b5f35d480af6d I'll have it in a guide soon, but the Onshape link is public (with free account)
3D Parts Library on GitHub -
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CAD_Parts
Oh it is a separate label badge. ๐
for hal9000 test for display perhaps https://www.adafruit.com/product/5800
Kitties!
Donโt think I can do that with a .8 nozzle. ๐
other round display option is pimoroni hyperpixel round for the hal 9000
it was a camera lens, iirc
Neopixel ring would work too
Waiting for Pedro to turn into a kitten...
Great enclosure design. Everything looks like it fits up very nicely.
it does love the t-shirt, use that area of the screen (beneath face)
Ohh a side mounted rotary encoder. ๐
Add a LORA/RFM board and GPS so the antennas are functional? ๐
Are those lego parts for the led diffusers?
Neat battery holder too.
I think Pedro's computer is making decisions off its own bat... ๐ถ
Just picked up 2 qualia boards and 2 displays with your coupon code. ๐ค
Timelapse Tuesday
Grim Reaper by Twisty Prints
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/articulated-grim-reaper
https://youtu.be/vPqxVmnsiac
Our other articulated Models :
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[๐ฆ๐ฆ๐ฆARTICULATED MANTICORE ๐ฆ๐ฆ๐ฆ] (https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/articulated-manticore)
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[๐ ARTICULATED HODAG - ...
Every week we'll 3D print designs from the community and showcase slicer settings, use cases and of course, Time-lapses! This Week:
Grim Reaper
TWISTYPRINTS
https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/art/articulated-grim-reaper
CR10S Pro V2
Glow PLA
60mm/s
10hr 30mins
X:189 Y:201 Z:50mm
.2mm layer / .4mm Nozzle
6% Infill / 1mm Retraction
200C / 60C
64g
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andy like that? what pedro computer is doing? as is it sending bat signal to sky on haunted mansion?
Lol
andy now we need some haunted mansion projects for sure
the halowing need new display edition like rounded display TFT edition
The 4โ round display not available in time for Halloween. ๐
Thanks both
thanks guys
THanks follsk! cya tonight
Thank you for a great 3D hangout. See you next week!
thanks so much for hanging out folks!
here is the link to join show and tell: https://streamyard.com/sd4qrmaqfj
๐ Hey everyone
Howdy!
Hello!
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Hey Y'll
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Interesting linkage on the head/neck. Jayy's robots keep getting more advanced ๐
Cute robot jay! I like random animatronics.
Robots
Thatโs a lot of custom 3d printed parts too.
that flow way is nice with note on github actions
What kind of logic chip does it use or is it only small cap touch chips? @spring heath I know nothing about cap touch. Beautiful design!
The promised synth power glove. JP is the chosen one.
Arpeggioโs forever. โค๏ธ
or have hands synthetizier way like those some synth harps do
JP phone home.
think it also as assistant tech too
Thanks to all for taking time for us
Thanks all, great projecs. Thanks Liz for hosting
Thanks for hosting @split gazelle !
Thanks Liz ๐
thanks folks!
Thanks!
Neat show & tell as always. Great projects.
Christopher Netherton
โI purchased 4 of the Hallowing #4300 boards yesterday and was wondering if here was a code sample to synchronize left/right eye movements. Any starting point would be appreciated.
Todbots eye code is synchronized because itโs a mirrored display.
@pastel bison You may wanna look at the Adafruit Monster M4sk. Product ID 4343. There are several guides
Itโs not specifically for the hallowing so itโll work on almost any board running circuit python.
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PaintYourDragon has some learn guide examples for the hallowing, pretty sure.
Good evening.
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Keepin' it real in 'rado. Hola to all.
I have 2 coasters, theyโre snazzy swag. Look and work great.
Feather version soon ?
Feather coasters? Maybe for a shot glass.
Crazy idea: a coaster that is also a microcontroller with NeoPixels!
I like your thinking. I was speaking of the new race ๐ (instead of Arduino form factor).
Liquid + electronics donโt mix well together typicallyโฆ
Just coat it.
Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits : - Tools Gift Certificates Arduino Cables Sensors LEDs Books Breakout Boards Power EL Wire/Tape/Panel Components & Parts LCDs & Displays Wearables Prototyping Raspberry Pi Wireless Young Engineers 3D printing NeoPixels Kits & Projects Robotics & CNC Accessories Cosplay/Costuming Hallow...
and that's just the eyes in my face
The lead singer for The Cure knows how to code USB?!? omgomgomgomg
HAL9000 had feature of lip reading
This is when we learned giving ai camera access was a bad ideaโฆ yet here we are.
I don't care if Monday's blue
Tuesday's grey and Thursday too
Friday, I don't care about you
It's Wednesday, I'm in love
Edge Impulse is impressive, and local
MTV AMP! Adafruit edition
factory footage seems like footage that could be used in a variety of industrial music videos, so may has well
you could perhaps make a mouth rig what is using some puppeteer tricks then ai with cam focus on the mouth try to detect what is said like person who cant hear could
Use one of the Person Sensor boards. They're a lot of fun: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/21231
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todbot nice, that to make bot like HAL 9000 what use LLM models for it
Square RGB TTL TFT Display - 3.4" 480x480 No Touchscreen - TL034WVS05-B1477A https://www.adafruit.com/product/5825
Rectangle RGB TTL TFT Display - 3.2" 320x820 No Touchscreen - TL032FWV01-I1440A https://www.adafruit.com/product/5828
Rectangle Bar RGB TTL TFT Display - 3.2" 320x820 with Cap Touch - TL032FWV01CT-I1440A https://www.adafruit.com/product/5797
Square RGB 666 TTL TFT Display - 4" 720x720 - No Touchscreen - TL040HDS20-B1502A https://www.adafruit.com/product/5795
This is a screen for advanced hackers who like the look of a long rectangularย TFT screen with tons of pixels. The 3.2"ย display has 320x820 18-bit full-color pixels and is ...
Adafruit Feather M4 CAN Express with ATSAME51 https://www.adafruit.com/product/4759
USB C to USB C Cable w/ 100W Watt Display - 1 meter Black Woven https://www.adafruit.com/product/5789
TFT FeatherWing - 2.4" 320x240 Touchscreen For All Feathers - V2 https://www.adafruit.com/product/3315
A Feather board without ambition is a Feather board without FeatherWings! Spice up your Feather project with a beautiful 2.4" touchscreen display shield with built in microSD card ...
Questionโ- what determines the product pick of the week ? Just curiousโฆ always wondered if it was random or ?
@open girder As MagPi notes, you can subscribe to both MagPi and Hackspace, which I did, and get two "Priority Boarding Codes".
Thanks @open girder and good night. โญ
Thank you for taking time for us
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Thanks @open girder and community!
Thank you for another great episode. Have a great week everyone!
Pi 4 is still great. It's broadly supported with mature code, libraries, and hardware. Pi 5 should be solid, but I'd expect that even with one in hand, some things will need revisions; for example, the GPU hardware/software stack has changed.
Thanks @open girder!
Anyone here?
Hello!
hi!
Hi, all.
Hello from Los Angeles
hello all
Do not raise until small doors have been secured.
Howdy all
@inner spade I have been reading all of your articles. Thanks!
Youโre welcome.
Itโs not loud enough to be a bother.
It's barely audible.
Afternoon JP
Got to document the fun stuff!
What's going on here? Channels? Is this some sort of radio station?
coupon code today is brick-glove ๐
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Good evening @clever summit
And a good evening to you mr. Callaway!
Well, that just spoils it...
Lol
Which in the US is a post in the ground.
Planes are freight as well.
It depends on whether you are in Business class or economy...
Lol
Didnโt know last_duration is a thing in the debouncer library. Great parsec.
Lol. The glove also starts up the compressor...
Sounds a little low
I can hear it but also a bit of the compressor
It fits like a glove...
totally need a little 1/4" thick opaque ring or disk to optically isolate the sensor from surrounding illumination. maybe like one of these https://amzn.to/3Fibglv
Clip Launcher / sample or loop player
how lego mindstorms color sensor works https://ev3-help-online.api.education.lego.com/Retail/en-us/ColorSensor.html
Publishing the Lego plans would be great - thanks JP
well heck, my color sensor detects black just fine
On the electronics end, the EV3 color sensor contains a tri-color LED, which it turns on one at a time. A sensor (...maybe a Light Dependent Resistor, but there are other options) makes 3 measurements to determine how much light gets reflected back when each LED is turned on, and one more measurement with all LEDs turned off to determine the ambient light. The last measurement is then subtracted from the rest to cancel out the effects of the ambient light. This is for the mindstorm sensor.
@haughty quiver LED brightness is in mA but with a resolution of 4mA. The next brightness current value is 8 for 8mA.
close the file and open it fresh
also press RESET on the board
oh! it's because you're printing out stuff before it's available to your host's USB. If you Ctrl-C then Ctrl-D to restart your code, you'll see your print
Python sometimes does weird things like that.
lars python code make things interesting
Great library @inner spade!
ExaHertz?
Thanks. Happy that it landed in another project!
someone set him up the learn
PSU - monster eurorack power
12V 48A PSU, very nice.
at least mindstorm color sensor measusurement details
Iโve never seen one with breadboard connections on the back. Thatโs great. 4V output is indeed weird.
there is some PSU what provide lots of power
I wouldnโt want to put 48A through a breadboard wire. ๐ฌ
๐ค
Iโll check out writing something up in playground when I get home.
got it: CGrover == Jan == CedarGroveStudios
Thanks for another great episode JP. ๐
Thanks, @haughty quiver ๐
thanks jp!
Thanks JP! Good luck with the workshop roof!
some could not simly desitgn blinka glove what have power glove features with sensor for color and distance
Thatโs why we have JP, always doing super cool stuff.
Thanks!
Good afternoon @smoky island
tgif
Howdy all! ๐
Looking forward to learning about this new blinka displayio stuff.
hey question on that
how does the blinka work for the RP2040 devices,
does it emulate? a translation layer?
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interpreted?
Micropython and circuit python are both interpreted vs arduino for example which is compiled.
Theyโre not classified as RTOS but itโs close to RTOS in my opinion.
you have to call init and create the window before you can start consuming events in pygame
maybe search for pygame.init()?
exceptions inside of threads don't crash the main app
it's super weird
it got an exception and the thread got terminated
since _core is added at runtime, pycharm will know nothing about it
Why install blinka for micropython instead of just running micropython?
Iโve still yet to ever use micropython.
Ah ok
Print with fstring instead?
Double buffering ?
It's a tough puzzle.
I'm trying to use Blinka from Pyodide.
Yeah, python in the browser.
Hey itโs progress!
Thanks for taking the time to share. It was great chillin' with y'all. May your weekend be full of breakthroughs, in whatever endeavor you choose.
Thanks for the episode. Blinka displayio seems more complicated.
Thanks Tim!
I'm getting started for the morning. Working on RTD and release for a new library. You can follow along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnLK54lXTdM or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
Hello
I see you are finishing the template engine, after the release I will push a PR for httpserver with examples of templating
Hello! โ
github caches images in md files
gmail does something similar, it aims to prevent sending emails with images on remote servers, which you could then replace on the server thus updating already sent email
i believe github does it to prevent changes in README render unless there was a change in repo itself
yeah, these thing that should "just work", when they don't, it is really annoying
Used Adafruit IO for something similar. PyPortal for workshop data with a Feather S2 uploading regional data from openweathermap.
Thanks for todayโs stream.
Missed the stream and also my flight. ๐
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any thoughts if they are going make the same form factor for the Pi Compute or if that would change
we think the CM modules are probably not going to change formfactor...but we're also not the designers ๐
its a really nice board design, its nice to see all these small improvements made with each generation
๐ช 
there is analog but unfortunately not in an accessible way
but there is PIO, no driver yet but thats gonna be super useful for neopixels
omg yes that change made me very gumpy to say the least
I wish they would just make python venv aware instead of dragging on this mess. It's just not user friendly
It is going to definitely be a Thing that needs to be well documented for folks to be able to use the many tutorials online
Bye
@smoky island your music track is bleeding through to YouTube.
Hey Tim.
good afternoon โ
home from a 2 week vacation. i feel like hammered ๐ฉ someone on my flight got me sick. i was wearing a mask too. also have a horrible toothache and can't concentrate on anything.
And thanks for the Community Bundle merge this morning. JP wanted to use the helper in a learning guide project.
And I am struggling with advanced c++ stuff. Getting c style callbacks to call methods of a class instance. That syntaxz makes my head hurt.
root_group show is going to break everything prior. good opportunity to break a bunch of other stuff for 9.0 too.
oh that's right. i just never used in 8.x. old habits.
oh didn't know project bundle were pulled from github. never noticed that.
ahh that's a nice way to do it. seems like pulling everything from github for learn guides is a better way to go in the future.
this means you have trawl through every learn guide looking for discrepancies? oof.
can update a lot of them secrets to settings.toml
So I got my callback to work. Looks like this.
_buttonFrontLeft->attachClick([](void* scope) {((WOPRBoard *) scope)->_buttonFrontLeftClick();}, this);
I asked ChatGTP to break it down for me and explain. Still not sure what it does. or why it works. ๐
void* is a classic. A pointer to nothing?
regexer looks very handy. adding to my bookmarks. ๐
it is possible to mouse wheel so much that it breaks. i've gone through multiple cheapie logitech basic mice where the scroller broke after about 6 months.
it's one of those paint in the air with leds things
philb is known for that kind of thing
thank you for the stream.
Thanks!
๐
pointer to anything is the way I think about it
That is not what that word means. ๐
hi there!
Hello!
Hello JP
@haughty quiver always enjoy your show, friend.
Hey JP. Hope it's quite around your workshop today
good afternoon
thanks and welcome @twin spoke !
Hello all, looking forward to the big show
hey there everyone else joining in
A train full of Lars. Egads.
planning on 20 minutes of the Lars Commuter Express rolling down the track into my gullet, but may pivot to something else
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that's a fancy arduino uno. fancier than r4?
It is decidedly fancy!
is it possible to pair this a feather? i use the LoRa feather wing in my projects.
R4 is faster chip (M4 vs M0) and R4 has WiFi & BLE in WiFi version, but R4 only has 264kB flash and Metro RP2040 has 16MB of flash (!) and an SD card slot
what a steal
Half dozen for me. I'll find a use...
philhower-core = โฅ๏ธ
Just keep in mind that RP2040 is 3.3V and has way lower max current per pin than Arduino Uno R3
the pins put out 5V though, yes? most of the arduino shields expect 5V, right?
It's hit and miss.
As a general rule though I dislike the Uno form factor.
โit was product 2078
I don't think I've ever seen anyone say "I really like the uno form factor" ๐
Point taken.
lars DJ with lars own MP3 player
i loved the uno form factor when i was getting started. it was just "ok, wire goes in here...", and blink!
The fact that it's as common as it is now is sad though.
In the year 2123 some brand new quantum-computer based microcontroller will get released. That chip will be intended for actual AI and almost light-speed travelling spaceships.
First dev board for said new microcontroller in 2123?
UNO FORM FACTOR
(ping me if I'm right)
Can use an Airlift shield?
Tbh if you want wifi why not get a pico w?
(of course that's not uno form factor. And you need separate SD breakout. And it doesn't have Stemma QT. And no USB-C ๐)
Earlephilhower recently added a bunch of wifi stuff for different wifi chips... But i really don't know if airlift was part of that. Or if airlift always worked or what its current status is
Thanks - I have pico w, but gotta get one of these and maybe try! I also ordered a resistive touch shield.
When Pirates are prototyping, they love Arrrduino-format boards
๐
Bye
thanks much!
Thanks!
And it's hard to cry when the board you blow is only $7.50 (You bought more than one, didn't you?)
you should be able to run most FeatherWings on it via jumper wires
oh wow, i bought mine back in 2016
us tinkerers/makers are getting old
all the kids on my first robotics team want to go buy those standalone addressable led arrays that you control with your phone. i shake my old man fist at them and tell them they don't deserve a rainbow effect until they struggle against a library for several hours.
"back in my day we had to build Arduinos from a bunch of sticks and a bag of rocks!"
"we compiled our code with an abacus"
Anybody else learn assembly pgming on Apple IIe in the 80's? ๐
Atari 400 assembler for me.
After learning assembly on a variety of DEC PDP computers (and others).
hey folks!
good moring folks!

good morning!
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With some modding this could be an awesome remote for all my WLED devices lol

one not simply put rectangle TFT screen for it
I really like the idea of separating the component mounts into their own parts. I feel like these could be reused on other projects
Sweet, I have a bunch of LED noodles looking for a project ๐
Nice, PLA or PETG, surprised it isn't really fragile
well done for getting the jump on Xmas
Yay, love the cad models, thanks
Oh this might be nice for making gadgets that power 12v LED strips ๐ค
LED noods could be nice for clothes too for dark times as winter
I've used that LED driver for driving N00Ds before, it works great
oh yeah I made that lamp! ๐
That was an awesome project
Tiny Epcot ๐ฎ
the las vegas have spere too
Thanks ๐ I took advantage of the fact that the actual power switch is on the bottom so I made it cycle modes every time you power cycled
Thanks for the show!
thanks guys
other game franchise https://www.printables.com/model/124750-omni-tool-omni-blade-templates-for-laser-cutting
thanks folks! cya tonight
thanks so much or hanging out folks!
I'd like to show off my new Dotstar algorithm for unlocking high dynamic range
good evening
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Hello
Good evening
oh wow, that's really cool ๐
Nice upgrade to the color chooser.
Thanks Melissa!
Thanks, her name is Lola
Mine is Penelope Pie Von Punkypuss
She's been in a couple of the guides I've written too
@sage aspen can she code? ๐
merge all the things!
She tries by walking on the keyboard, but hasn't produced anything without syntax errors.
I love when we can get cool upstream MP stuff ๐
has she tried catgpt?
Ohh legos and LEDs ๐คฉ
And touch
And sound. My son would love to do something like this ๐ค
now we're listening to ChatJEP
Lol
cool spooky lego set
Must not show this to my nephewโฆ
It's not widely known that JP is actually made of Lego
And Lars is actually a master builder
Thats what those bumps are
The wireless LED lego set JP did was awesome too
ohh make a lego lars minifig
(I'm uncle Lego)
So you make MMUs out of little tiny legos
i like the idea of an induction build plate with wireless LED's for lamps and stuff
If only Lego embraced illegal build methods and open source
๐
Meanwhile, in a parallel universe...
we've got a guide for that ๐ https://learn.adafruit.com/wireless-leds-for-model-making
the side mounted rotary encoder knob is impressive
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Lego should license your likeness @haughty quiver
Iโve been considering something similar for a volume knob for a gameboy type thing Iโm thinking on
Oh Now I have another idea for a workshop at the fablab!
Can I ask "ChatbotGPT make me an image of someone out of legos." ?
multi-color printing looks nice too
Writing prompts for stable diffusion and DALL-E is an art!
Is that being powered by a lipo ?
I'm afraid I can't let you print that!
if I had an AI preventing me from printing something I'd jettison it's mainboard into space too
Looks awesome @hard hollow ! I love doing layer swaps for labels and accent colors

Gameboi! have been following skerrs progress, looking great.
DJJdevon so you would jettison ai from airlock?
sure why not. what's the worst that could happen.
@lilac tusk that is great! ๐
GamePlayerโข๏ธ
if interested: https://github.com/skerr92/KeyBoy/tree/main/Firmware/Games/Loose_Cows ๐
When I was using Arduino i loved FastLED. It has a ton of features.
I haven't had a reason to use dotstars, but now I have some ideas lol
especially loved the automatic milliamp draw limiter
Loch Queens Monster! ๐
@neat geyser how much is a ticket on the subway serpent from Queens to Zaqistan?
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Thanks all for sharing. always great projects
amazing project Joey. You're getting really good with solar projects!
Thanks to all for taking time for us
Wonderful projects everyone! Thanks!
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I should really finish at least one project someday so I can pop up in Show & Tell ๐
Bring your work in progress ๐ค
@open girder Was that chip intro segment inspired by Sesame Street "Dot bridge" segments?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KgWouececk4
That I have quite many ๐
Bring it unfinished! I'm guilty of that... many times...
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I recall a place once which had a "busversif", a police bus protruding from the building. No lighting or what, but very funny.
Wait, isn't the connector documented in the schematics?
hides
Reminds me that I need to find my calipers.
The new Raspberry 5 has a new UART port, which is great because the first 4 Pi's used the hardware serial as a UART - which made debugging hard when using something like a GPS.
However, unlike the GPIO header UART, this connector is SMT, and much smaller than 0.1" pitch. While we can always contact the Pi folks for a part number, let's figure ...
That's more flower(computing)power than all the computers I have here ๐
That's a lot of esp32 and ws2812's, whew.
Field of flowers website to showcase the progress of the project.
Piano dress ๐ฒ
jellyfish!
"I โค๏ธ Propane" ๐
"I โค๏ธ PROPANE" ๐คฃ
I think you can probably force it regardless with some settings, but well, it's also a security thing
Could Chat GPT help with the rework for all the updates ?
or curl|bash โฆ
Python isn't JS yet, but there has been some malicious python packages alreadyโฆ
It's also because it messes up with Debian's own packaging of python stuff I think
There is a reason for the command which python
If anyone wants to volunteer you can also help packaging all these in Debian properly, but it's more involved
Who doesn't need a remote airhorn? Brilliant idea.
or just keep the oopsy, it's funny ๐
I would handcuff it to my wrist. Just because.
"It's the diplomatic suitcase!"
Oh I had a smaller version of this thing with a transistor and diode and you could make a radio receiver and other stuff!
ooo had one of those 150-n-1 Radio Shack kits when I was in grade school
grandiose !
Knight Electronicsโฆ sounds like Knight Industriesโฆ KITT is just around the corner!
I bet mine is still in the attic somewhere.
Just like a man with a hammer, I look at this Lab kit and think about Eurorack circuitry.
Like at least for the teacher so you can make sure it won't be scavenged for parts ๐
๐
Thereโs someone out there seeing that kit and saying โyou could replace the whole thing with a 555โ
but then you'd have an empty suitcase!
10-pin 2x5 Socket-Socket 1.27mm IDC (SWD) Cable - 300mm long https://www.adafruit.com/product/5804
I saw this dev kit earlier. Pretty neat dev kit
ESP32-S3 Korvo 2 Main Development Board https://www.adafruit.com/product/5829
Adafruit INA228 - I2C 85V, 20-bit High or Low Side Power Monitor - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/5832
and it's working!
Question: I mentioned in show and tell the Mini ESP32 doom player you made last year, any plans to revisit it and bring it to the shop?
Does it still have issues with USB-C charging? ๐
Question @open girder
Itโs always neat to see โ factory footageโ during the show
Was curious if you have any monitoring of the machines with Adafruit products like an ESP32 board for remote monitoring or alerts
What ever happened to AdaBox?
PeerTube someday maybe?
developed by a French non-profit (Framasoft), there's live support now
Still needs some polishing though
Q: What do you do with your prototype PCBs that don't work?
Have you guys heard avout GrayJay?
is that a gray jedi thing?
YES! So excited for it!
third party plater/sub monitor tool
no mor alcgorithm getting in the way, and (potentilly) easliy follow craetors if they get kicked fromf platfomrs
Ah yes saw Louis Rossmann's video on that. No smartphone here though. Ideally we'd still use RSS / podcast stuff for these, but eh ๐คท
Question: Does adafruit have a flexible oled or TFT rgb display? I'm looking for something inside a helmet visor and flexible e-ink won't work at night.
Cool! I love them and I love you guys!
GrayJay is more of a curation tookl, not platfom on it's own(yet, anyway).
Yeah they're pricey and on the slowboat. Was looking for something quick for Halloween last minute idea.
yt wants me to watch LoFi Girl again but I only had 4 hours the other dayโฆ I want my Macintosh recaping video recommandations back! ๐
One last question: any chance you could bring those super small HDMI displays for VR to the shop?
Thank you for taking time for us.
Thanks! n8 everyone!
Bye
Thanks Adafruit โค๏ธ
Thank you for another exciting episode. See you next week. Same bat time, same bat channel. ๐ฆ
Thank you very much!
Thanks @open girder Have a great night all
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐
Post the wrong place:
hereโs an official source. A bit pricy but pretty cool https://www.displaymodule.com/collections/micro-oled
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Dunno. Maybe not? I wasn't here last week, did he say he'd be off?
JP is off today per blog post
he talked about skipping todays show last week for construction work around his home
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i love these factory videos
same, wonder if it's all weekend ๐
i hope
Aww, they just showed Adabox packaging. ๐ข
I love these factory videos, but I was expecting more of a virtual walkthrough. More like a drone-camera (or mobile cameraman) tour with descriptive narrative.
Still fascinating, never seen that pin/post placement before, for supporting the boards, clever to cnc everything I suppose
Mesmerizing. I have to turn it off because I have work to do!
lol, know the feeeling, about to do some serious gaming, so distracting
The window decorations are top notch ๐
Hi from Costa Rica.
Hello
heyy
the news seems to indicate a cold spell is approaching
feels like ages since I last tuned in
Los Angeles here. newbie
does your computer heat up the room?
Thanks!
Yeah it has been hotter in Seattle the Los Angeles!
Nice and comfy here at 21C
Yeah I am a software guy... since 1985!! C, C++, JVM, and now some micro python
Yeah I am near the beach
This is my first board
For python
Hi Scott and all present
how do you deal with deprication like that, does it log a warning if the old name is used?
All from adafruit. Trying to make sure you get paid. https://www.adafruit.com/product/5096?
makes sense, so more convivence for "core" users and less for staying compatible to "wild" old code?
interesting board
SO python does not have like deprecated annotations like JVM languages? Newbie to a lot pf python
It has DeprecationWarning.
oh that collection of old bundles is a golden nugget, thanks
Well, CPython has it, don't know if CircuitPython does.
I know this is Deep Dive, but can I use Python plugin in IntelliJ with Circuit Python? Or VS Code... again I know this is Deep Dive not beginner.
So you just use VI? Or EMACS?
Understood. I have used sublime
it was my editor for a really long time but made the switch to VScode last year, the remote development tools they added were a huge timesaver for RPI work
Alot to learn.
(or any time you work with something that runs ssh)
I am so used to never leaving the IDE.
@glad mortar - just noticed the new PicoVision ! ( looking forward to understanding your dual ram system ) https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/picovision
oh you might be confusing me, I don't work for Pimoroni ๐
sorry
nw
speaking of converting formats, I just came across https://pandoc.org/ yesterday - many different conversions available markdown, LaTeX etc
It was the hardware Atari 800 manual.
it has wifi and sort of bank switching / frame buffering
oh btw Scott have you seen the flow3r badge we made for CCCamp23?
Pimoroni has fantastic board graphics for sure
And shared memory in between (or dual access memory).
ah cool ๐
yea its a flower shape touch synth with round display.
and yea ESP32-S3 and a bunch of sensors
MPY but a lot of stuff running behind the scenes on IDF
Real beginer use Circuit Python... did they start to push a new board?
forking MPY seems popular heh
And now they have at least two forks... it not more.
So CP does not have hardware interrupts? But you can drive a display? Huh... a lot to learn
and I mean a whole RP2040 dedicated to display tasks only
I see.
Maybe you have a plan to do EYESPI to DVI... what would be the resolution?
the firmware is open source
Well I must run... you all have been very kind with my lack of no-how yet thank you
we do have mpg video playback too now, which is a fun feature
yea there is mp3 too
most of that work done by the creator of the graphics library
for anyone interested in the hardware: https://git.flow3r.garden/flow3r/flow3r-hardware
unfortunately I think upstreaming any of those things is a bit tough as the firmware had to be GPL due to the ctx dependency. I'm not sure MPY allows GPL?
an excellent title
Wow, missed your stream @rapid hornet !!!!
you were just mentioned @ornate coyote ๐
Yes, I was told.. hahaha, that's why I jumped in ๐ Wanted to watch anyway.
I'm about to PR 2 new boards to 8.2.x
Oh, I got shamed? What did I do ?
we only sold 20, including internal
Ahh, I totally forgot - I was working on these new boards in CP.
no problem, this is needed too
was that the Rev A pictured here: https://www.adafruit.com/product/5500
you really slimmed down sdkconfig, so Imagine that's the major change
it was free - registers - didn't notice the 7am start time - "October 26th: Bluetooth App Development with CircuitPython "
It's probably me (or maybe my browser) but haven't found the registration link on that page :/
I clicked the link - it registered on the form on the right side
Weird, I don't get the right side, maybe my ad-blocker....
thats cool, vendors usually don't care about things like that. Esp. industrial heavy ones like SiLabs
Yep, pi-hole was eating it ๐
why do you think pi-hole did that ?
oh yea the spresense was wild to see
They're probably using some infrastructure service that's also used by advertisers. I don't fine tune the block lists much, just disable it when I have problems
PSRAM is 2MB not 8MB - Flash is 8MB
Board HW changed 2 days ago.. finally got my new Silicon,
thanks ๐
yes
any product links please ?
Scott - did this the other day (in CP of course)
https://twitter.com/unexpectedmaker/status/1714888025136865787
No, sorry...
not asking bluesky link
๐
it seems clumsy to get a mastadon account - and I still learn things from twitter
I'm sad that my feed hide so many people because of timezone differences. A bit of algorithm would be nice to have
I haven't been on Twitter/X for ages, you can still view limited links like UM's
Scott - Dropbox link for he video...
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/kh5n7232f0x92g3t939bl/blizzards3_3d_circuitpython.mov?rlkey=cvzklvhlyehvdtt98v03ylwby&dl=0
Principles and Values ... sheesh ๐
I got blocked out of my bluesky account 3 times in a row and gave up.
Audio could be heard
I enjoyed BlueSky so far but its very early days still and very buggy
that's 320x240 @ 256 colours as using internal SRAM, but now have PSRAM for framebuffer so can do 640x480 16bit colour and maybe 720p with 256 colours.
All graphics code in CircuitPython.
nice
We looked at adding displayio, but was a lot of work and stuff I didn't understand - but the plan was to add that at some stage, or the community can add it ๐
Yes, the S3 writes to the ICE40 framebuffer - just via SPI
BlueSky is a public benefit corporation, not sure how different that is to a non-profit, not very knowledgable about US setups.
They are fully open source too though and will federate once out of closed beta.
Yes, with 8MB of PSRAM
my hope there will just be a bridge between AT and ActivityPub down the line
No, we are pushing pixel data via SPI atm, so we don't have to worry about specific gateware for now... very little FPGA knowledge here atm ๐
@ornate coyote , I'm curious... how do you decide to make a new board? Do you have specific use cases in mind or is just more about combining hardware in ways and seeing what people make with it ?
I try to make products that I find interesting, that usually solves something I either dislike in other "options" or that I can't find elsewhere.
the Adafruit angle was cool, thanks Scott !
But the BlizzardS3 was specifically to see if I can solve the "FPGAs" can be intimidating for MCU users.
thats def. a hard issue
We have custom TinyUF2 that allows people to drag bitstreams on the drive for the ICE40, plus you can also just drag them into your CPY drive too and have it just work.
oh thats sweet
easy programming without tons of toolchains is def. part of the problem/missing piece
Dinner bell, thanks Scott!
Software is the other big piece, writing HDL is generally just not a very approachable thing. I think Amaranth has potential to solve that
Yes, but they have to convert the bitstream to uf2 for it to work - we dont. Just drag it on and it works ๐
Yes ๐
We faked the fakeness of TinyUF2 !
whitequark does a lot of work to make it less difficult, I think these days you don't need to compile anything anymore thanks to wasm
waiting for https://www.crowdsupply.com/1bitsquared/glasgow
it uses Amaranth too
when the test results say "Crash" what actually happens
so onboard testing .rosie.yml was not a success ?
I look forward to the day when reliable onboard embedded testing can be done
I'd love to find a few weeks I could just sit and focus and really start to learn FPGA stuff. I find it's not something I can just learn a bit at a time, especially when I'm constantly in MCU land, jumping between CP/MP/C++.
for sure
for me its also difficult because I don't really have good applications at the end of the day
yea a more pick and place type thing would be nice
the commercial tools offer that but then you pay 15k$ to get the DSI feature
cost and availability of IP blocks def. another big thing missing from accessible FPGA
akin to open source software libraries
CPY would be of limited use if I had to write my own GPIO peripheral to do anything
40 tests failed ? ๐ฎ ?
oh wait you mean as in a fixed gateware to load?
that I also don't understand then ๐
fixed compiled gateware for one off functions is ok - something I'll be doing for BlizzardS3 - like, here's a DVI/HDMI out binary... here's a neopixel driver binary etc.
but how to "I want DVI out and Neopixel out, and an I2C peripheral, and SPI one"...
yea thats what IP blocks would be for
and then wire those up to a new thing and compile that into new gateware
Yup, but IP cores means people have to add them and the tool chains and build the output and problem solve etc... takes us back to FPGAs are hard and intimidating.
the big players have drag and drop UIs for that but agian, insanely expensive for anything but very well paid commercial applications and of course all closed source and big and clunky
does git blame give any clues ?
I would say its a matter of the toolchains being quite unwildly atm.
If it were arduino style "just install this and click compile" would be a big step
there is not really a way around having to compile the gateware if you want to modify anything
yeah, agreed. hats off to the OSS toolchain folks - but it's low level devs making low level tools for low level devs ๐
yea I'm never sure if there is just still a lot to be done on that end to allow for more high level things or if there is a lack of visible interest in these things
IceStudio had some potential, but I'm not sire it's dvancing much - not last time I checked.
so the format of the environment changed?
my main hurdle is that I don't want to become an expert in gateware design but you kinda have to be to get the interesting peripherals implemented
yup - and it's not JUST that you need to become an expert in gateware design, but you also need to become an expert in the entire toolchain... for testing and simulation and optimisation etc
a lot of the stuff I'm interested in is just "adapt from x to y" or "adapt from a and b to c". Bridges and special function stuff and for that I would really only want pre-made IP blocks that I can blob together with some RAM or what not
but the interesting peripherals don't exist as open source ๐
that too, tho older stuff like HDMI 1.4 you can do in gateware
or rather with the generic serdes that is usually present
I don't mind the over time
are you editing off screen ?
working on my own stuff on the side
Oh, IceStudio got an update/release this month after almost 9 months, Nice!
woops, studio. silly fingers
does your debug print trigger compare errors ( not sure where it was printing )
this will go from 40 back to 19 real soon
Test Driven OCD ๐
thanks for streaming, have a nice evening!
Thanks Scott !!!!
Always enjoyable to watch you solve problems. Thanks for the stream!
thanks all!
thank you
Thanks Scott. All a great weekend
Maybe Tim still asleep for Saturday?
Just a few minutes behind. Getting going now on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1PKI-ZGcug
Ah I see it now. Good morning โ
Good morning. ๐
Saw the comment on the PR for split displayio. Is that splitting to 3 displays?
Looks a lot like AdafruitIO. I would love to have a local only version, that's very nice.
Hey Tim.
Hey tim, what's this running on software stack-wise for graphing
Just grabbed a cup of โ
Same, 4pm here, flagging time.
I assume this is the culmination of your template work too