"My Electronics Therapist" - Kate
Freelance Embedded Systems/Electronics R&D for work.
Hardware hacking for fun
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The 2026 Open Hardware Summit is coming up this May in Berlin.
Have an idea for where the 2027 Summit should be? OSHWA just opened the call for hosts. Find out more and submit an expression of interest by April 15:
https://oshwa.org/announcements/host-the-2027-open-hardware-summit/
And another reason why Python packaging needs to gets fixed upstream. You can't have the languages package management be treated as a thing to be implemented by third parties.
Please CPython, finally learn from node and Rust on how to do this properly.
Sometimes I think James Cameron mostly makes movies to fund interesting science.
Avatar: Fire and Ash is not a movie I have any big desire to watch but the technology Weta developed for this is absolutely incredible. Huge step forward for generalized fluid simulations.
Source: https://youtu.be/ueJTdtmZ5R4
so uh
we rescued a set of 4K movie film scanners
does anyone need a set of 4K movie film scanners
if you have a need for a cinema film scanner (or can give it a good home!), and can arrange to have it transported from the Seattle area, message me on fedi or e-mail me at [email protected]
If you know the nRF54L15 already, its all of that + High Speed USB, 2MB RRAM (NVM), 512K SRAM.
If not:128 Mhz ARM M33, a 128MHz RISC-V co-processor that can do software defined peripherals (written in (C) code) and the usual excellent BLE and other 2.4GHz radio stuff while being extremely low power.
Price wise also fairly cheap at 2.5€ in singles (much less in high qty).
Even if you ignore the wireless this is a neat part.
OSHWA
alyx (dual-stack)
