#Ladyada of @adafruit is using #LLM and what she does makes sense to me.
I may have to stop shaking my fist at clouds … a little … and have a closer look at these contraptions.
> To me this is a great usage of "agentic" firmware development: there's no creativity in transcribing 84 different structs from a 475-page datasheet.
Cool! HyperCard running on basically a Raspberry PICO.
Once they get everything figured out, I want to build this.
#hypercard #programming #ladyada
Cool! HyperCard running on basically a Raspberry PICO.
https://youtu.be/aLXmpF1u9GA?feature=shared
Once they get everything figured out, I want to build this.
Anlässlich des Internationalen Frauentags stelle ich hier Limor Fried #AC2SN vor.
Sie ist bekannt als #LadyAda und hat #Adafruit gegründet.
Mit ihrem Pseudonym erinnert sie an Ada #Lovelace. Diese gilt als erste Person, die Computerprogramme erstellte.
https://ladyada.net/bio/index.html
CircuitPython Day 2024 chat with Ladyada
https://youtu.be/2aiPvFoRHhE
Join founder and engineer, Limor "Ladyada" Fried for a special CircuitPython Day chat!
Today is a good moment to say #THANKYOU to Women in Tech 🛠️ ⚙️ 🔩 and especially #OpenSourceHardware #OpenScience and #Maker movements. There is much more diversity needed in #opensource - let's start with acknowledgement.
Python Your Keyboard Hack Chat with Adafruit
Join us on Wednesday, July 21 at noon Pacific for the Python Your Keyboard Hack Chat with the Adafruit crew!
Especially over the last year and a half, most of us have gotten the feeling that there's precious little distinction between our computers and ourselves. We seem welded together, inseparable even, attached as we are day and night to our machines as work life and home life blend into one gray, featureless landscape where time passes unmarked except by the accumulation of food wrappers and drink cans around our work areas. Or maybe it just seems that way.
Regardless, there actually is a fine line between machine and operator, and in most instances it's that electromechanical accessory that we all love to hate: the keyboard. If you buy off the shelf, it's never quite right -- too clicky, not clicky enough, wrong spacing, bad ergonomics, or just plain ugly design. The only real way around these limitations is to join the DIY keyboard crowd and roll your own, specifically customized to your fingers and your needs -- at least until you realize that it's not quite perfect, and need to modify it again.
Hitting this moving target is often as much a software problem as it is a hardware issue, but as is increasingly the case these days, Python is ready to help. To go into depth on how Python can be leveraged for the custom keyboard builder, our good friends at Adafruit, including Limor "Ladyada" Fried, Phillip Torrone, Dan Halbert, Kattni Rembor, and Scott Shawcroft will stop by the Hack Chat. We suspect they'll have some cool stuff to show off, in addition to sharing their tips and tricks for making DIY keyboards just right. If you're building custom keebs, or even if you're just "keyboard curious", you won't want to miss this one.
Our Hack Chats are live community events in the Hackaday.io Hack Chat group messaging. This week we’ll be sitting down on Wednesday, July 21 at 12:00 PM Pacific time. If time zones have you tied up, we have a handy time zone converter.
#hackadaycolumns #adfruit #circuitpython #hackchat #hid #input #interface #keyboard #ladyada #peripheral #python
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