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| Gitlab | https://gitlab.com/thezoq2 |
| Pronouns | he/him |
| Website | fransskarman.com |
| Matrix | @thezoq2:matrix.org |
https://fransskarman.com/im_not_using_ai.html
All of my colleagues are using AI while I'm not. It feels like I'm missing out so I decided to sit down and write down my thoughts on why I'm so resistant to it.
In the end, I'm very happy with what I wrote so I put it on my blog
Spade 0.18.0 is now released 🎉 It comes with a bunch of improvements to the standard library, and with `spadedoc` which can generate HTML documentation for Spade projects.
You can se the `core` and `std` documentation online at https://docs.spade-lang.org/std/ and https://docs.spade-lang.org/core/. Or run `swim doc` to generate documentation for your own project and all its dependencies
Release blog post: https://blog.spade-lang.org/v0-18-0/
Thanks @lixou for writing spadedoc!
Greyhound is alive! 🐶
Last week, I posted about soldering my custom chips onto breakout boards. Now, I can finally say that Greyhound is working 🎉
If the video below doesn't work, you can also view it on Peertube: https://makertube.net/w/3rQ8a7WxTYcr1BQY9nCUat
I'm incredibly happy that Greyhound is no longer just theoretical, but that it can run examples on its FPGA in the real world 🤩
Greyhound repository: https://github.com/mole99/greyhound-ihp
Still pretty pleased with the code on the user side.
On the implementation side, it is a bit more cursed but still nice https://codeberg.org/TheZoq2/uwui/src/branch/main/src/tiles.spade#L35

Wrote a small Spade UI library. Something a bit nicer and more powerful than just a bitmap grid but still quite performant since most things are pre-computed