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An interview with Interaction Designer Arthur Carabott Part I
An interview with interaction designer Arthur Carabott who describes how he came to work on the Olympics and how he ended up moving from London to LA.
A Q&A with AI regulator Ed Newton-Rex
In November last year, Ed Newton-Rex, the head of audio at Stability AI, left the company citing a small but significant difference in his philosophy towards training large language models (LLMs).
Gradual migration of IP address/port between servers
I'm a strong proponent of self-hosting all your services, if not on your own hardware than at least on dedicated rented hardware. For IT nerds of my generation, this has been the norm sicne the early 1990s: If you wante to run your own webserver/mailserver/... back then, the only way was to self-host.
So over the last 30 years, I've always been running a fleet of machines, some my own hardware colocated, and during the past ~18 years also some rented dedicated "root servers". They run a plethora of services for either my personal stuff (like this blog, or my personal email server),...
Music in the browser or app?
At some point, your inspirational idea for digital music will have to travel from the platonic realm of your thoughts, into either an app or browser. Unless you can luxuriate in doing both, this represents a stark choice.
Wuthering Bytes and OSHCamp Dates Confirmed, as the Call for Participation Opens
The dates for this year’s Wuthering Bytes festival and the Open Source Hardware Camp (OSHCamp) have been announced, with a call for participation now open.
This year the Wuthering Bytes festival will be taking place in Hebden Bridge from Friday the 23rd to Saturday the 31st of August inclusive – staring with the popular Festival Day on the Friday and then expanding to host additional events throughout the weekend.
These events include, as always, the Open Source Hardware Camp (OSHCamp), which will be taking place on the Saturday and Sunday as part of the wider festival schedule. The call for participation in...
KLayout and the Sky130 PDK
KLayout and Sky130: Inverter
I have created a small example of how to use KLayout for the layout of a simple inverter and run DRC and LVS for Sky130 in the hopes that it helps others on a similar journey.
You can find the repository with all files and a description in the klayout-sky130-inverter repository.
There are still some issues with the KLayout technology files so make sure to read the workarounds!
Good Luck 😉️
March Update: Making waves
Banner artwork: Caffeine New products in development Authors: Ralim, gamiee
As probably one of the most anticipated sections of the blog, we can confirm that there are more new products in the pipeline.
The first two were shown at the FOSDEM table in Feburary.
PineVox - Virtual assistantThe PineVox is a BL606P based home assistant smart speaker. Designed to help build a good community option for voice interactions with software such as Home Assistant.
Currently a small number of developer seed units have been given out. Work is ongoing by Ralim & Gamiee to get a minimal firmware image ready to allow...
Die optimale Haussicherung zum Schutz vor Einbrechern – was ist erforderlich?
Die optimale Haussicherung Die Polizei hat alle Hände voll zu tun, denn alle drei Minuten wird in Deutschland in ein Haus oder eine Wohnung eingebrochen. Während den Hausbesitzern in früheren Zeiten nicht viele Sicherheitsmassnahmen zur Verfügung standen, so ist es heute einfacher geworden, entsprechend aufzurüsten, um den Einbrechern das Leben so schwer wie möglich zu […]
Der Beitrag Die optimale Haussicherung zum Schutz vor Einbrechern – was ist erforderlich? erschien zuerst auf RFID | Allgemeine Information | Risiken & Schutzmöglichkeiten.
SDR приемник GPS на микроконтроллере
В этой статье я расскажу о том, как я делал самодельный SDR GPS приемник на микроконтроллере. SDR в данном случае означает, что приемник не содержит готовых GPS‑модулей или специализированных микросхем для обработки GPS сигналов — вся обработка «сырых» данных (от АЦП) выполняется в реальном времени на микроконтроллере (STM32 или ESP32)
Зачем я это сделал — просто Just for fun, плюс — получение опыта.
Читать далееCynthion Has Passed EMC and Tycho Has Shipped to Our Manufacturer
Note: This is a crosspost of a Cynthion update on Crowd Supply: https://www.crowdsupply.com/great-scott-gadgets/cynthion/updates/cynthion-has-passed-emc-and-tycho-has-shipped-to-our-manufacturer
The title says it all! Cynthion has passed EMC testing which means it is ready for manufacturing and Tycho, our Cynthion-testing quality assurance rig, has been shipped to our manufacturer. Our next steps are to work closely with our manufacturer to create final product samples, ensure the QA process is achieving the results we expect at factory level, and receive the final product samples and test them in-house here at Great Scott Gadgets. We’ll have more for you soon!