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@oblx_dev aw, thanks Féfé! I think the best learning--and most interesting/useful stuff--happens when we're curious and playful :) And now with the open tools/PDKs and Tiny Tapeout, there are *tons* of designs to learn from. Every single one is there for you: tinytapeout.com/chips/

@PsychogenicTech You look like such a cool man to learn from and work with 📖 Days ago I found open source 55nm chips and now you share more chip related content. This community direction is appealing 😸

You can design your own chip. This month. With a laptop. → Teardown Portland — in person workshop → Worldwide online premiere — with live Q&A The Hello World of chip design: it's tons of fun :) Online: tinytapeout.com/online-workshop Teardown: crowdsupply.com/teardown/portl… #tinytapeout

@RossComputerGuy Ah, sweet: see you in a couple of weeks, then :)

@PsychogenicTech Oh you're going to Teardown? I'll be there covering declarative hardware.

@CursedRock17 I know! Just talking about this, this morning. Fact that we, as a species, managed to arrange atoms so precisely, to do useful things, is mind blowing. That you and I can do it from a laptop now makes me do backflips. Power of gods, and so cheap we can just play around.

@PsychogenicTech The fact that you can design all the way down to die from your desk is still mind boggling. Man I love the open source community!

@gojimmypi @tinytapeout @WokwiMakes Yes, it's crazy how smooth the process has become! Now *all* the focus is on the learning and the making, no software installs, no github minutia, just doing the thing. I love it :)

It is amazing how easy it is to get started making your own #ASIC! I'll be a teacher assistant next week for the @tinytapeout online workshop, so for a refresher I went through the @WokwiMakes example. Very cool.

@_phnx_1 I've got an AntSDR E200 I haven't had a chance to play with enough, yet. Am guessing it'll justwork(tm) in "pluto mode", will gladly give this a spin :D

@PsychogenicTech Basically its a webapp with C++ (libiio) backend not that difficult to support all OS types. Even Archs

I have improved the GUI for the spectrum analyzer.

I love the deep theory but having rough frameworks to think big picture and seeing things in real life before tackling all the details and math really helps me a lot. My attempt at putting hard-won signals stuff into cool hands-on experiments: youtube.com/watch?v=iL5ylK…

@jerkeyray Def a good start, and pretty much how I got going... can get pretty addictive, you've been warned ;-) Have fun!

spent like an hour making damn traffic lights blink but it's a start, having fun ngl.

Why, yes, I do want to play! Really sweet work with the FPGA breakout and SNES controller

Amazing @hackaday europe, in Lecco. @tinytapeout team meet (nothing like inperson), time with @mithro, old friends and new, even met some really cool guy with a swiss accent. Thanks to all who came for making it so awesome!

@LastKnightUK @tinytapeout @hackaday It's just awesome!

@PsychogenicTech @tinytapeout @hackaday What a beautiful place

Made it to Lecco, Italy, with the @tinytapeout team for @hackaday Europe, starting tomorrow. If you're here, say hi (and come to the workshop!)

@FossiFoundation #latchup 2026 in Canadia:great talks by amazing people. Workshops tomorrow. Hosting the @tinytapeout advanced workshop (get on a chip! free tile sponsored by @_chipfoundry ) @ 10am, hope to make Nanick's analog layout @ 14h00, both tomorrow (Sunday). Join us!

@splinedrive ooh, wow!

Boom!

For now, a die shot by Leo Moser. KianV Linux ASIC SoC

Made it to and through Toronto to Waterloo for @FossiFoundation's #latchup 2026, starting today! If you spot me around, say hi! fossi-foundation.org/latch-up/2026

Deep (deep!) dive into NR+, a new protocol, tech and band available for IoT. I really like the RF that makes it go, and think this gives a good look at what's under the hood, on top of some actual real world use and characterization of this open standard youtube.com/watch?v=OPA3La…

A new band & technology: license-free IoT just leveled up! Spectrum reserved for baby monitors and cordless phones is now ours to play with--I took a look at NR+ and it sits nicely between LoRa and WiFi, to give you speed, range and low latency. Full investigation coming @ @PsychogenicTechnologies" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@PsychogenicTe…