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rta5
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About rta5
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Comment #49202044
This looks like it has a long way to go before it is usable. Clicking 'Capabilities' largely just gives me the 7 day turn spiel again, while I'd expect something about min trace / …
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Comment #48891264
I've been working on an OBDII scanner application for my port of Tock to the Microchip SAMV71. The idea is that it will help prove out the CAN peripheral in a real world environmen…
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Comment #48307395
I started experimenting with meshtastic in December last year, but so far it has been a really quiet network, so I'm not seeing the congestion problems the author highlights. Accor…
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Comment #46872124
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA area Remote: Yes (or in person) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Automotive Electronics, ECAD - Altium or KiCAD, Python, Project Management …
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Comment #46620778
https://bobadams5.com My blog, random side projects.
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Comment #45567450
I have been working on an open-source automotive controller that can run TockOS (embedded operating system written in Rust). The rough overview is on my X post here: https://x.com/…
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Comment #36325180
Are you using simulink for code generation or something else? I used to work at a company that made automotive controllers and a simulink "platform" for developing controls on them…
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Comment #36325126
KiCad continues to improve, and that plain text file thing is a killer feature. Also in the new version they added the capability to have library databases for components which is …
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Comment #31505178
I've really wanted a Stargate-esque galaxy explorer type game. Something 2D (like RimWorld graphics) that has procedurally generated planets and addresses, base management, etc No …
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Comment #30011106
One of the best discussions I ever heard was from Stephan Kinsella when he discussed the patent system as a system of negative servitudes or negative easements ( https://www.stepha…
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Comment #30010964
This is why I've heard the argument (presumably from Stephan Kinsella, who wrote a book against intellectual property) that the patent system is unconstitutional - it is dubious th…
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Comment #29192335
A technical background may be helpful for understanding IP, but certainly not sufficient. Compare Massie to someone like Stephan Kinsella (BS and MS in electrical engineering and a…
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Comment #29005691
I went ahead and bought a boox air within a week of the original connect service announcement (yet to arrive). I originally wanted a RM after trying a coworker's RM1 but the connec…
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Comment #28929918
Is it correct to interpret this as the IEEE not recognizing any milestones since 1994? They have a list of items being considered, but such a large gap makes me think the milestone…
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Comment #28615495
I agree it is awesome but the current semiconductor market is really hurting the ability to make this. Note that if you follow the kitspace link for the non-FeatherWing version and…
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Comment #27443618
Can anyone point to any Ohio legal precedents where something not regulated by PUCO has been considered a common carrier? Per the original "An entity can be a common carrier and/or…
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Comment #27379840
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan Area, USA Remote: If desired Willing to relocate: Only to southern half of Appalachian mountains Technologies: Circuit Design, Altium, Automotive elec…
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Comment #23180256
I've done stencils from OSH stencils before, but its not something I usually do. Typically I solder only a few hundred SMD components per year. The oven is less for reducing solder…
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Comment #23180005
I've been building a Controleo3 reflow oven kit ( https://www.whizoo.com/controleo3 ). It had all been going well until yesterday when I broke one of the heating elements. Now I'll…
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Comment #23067312
A few questions from an Altium user: 1. Does Horizon support an equivalent to the 'Variant Manager?' This is something that will allow variance of build outputs (different componen…
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Comment #23067126
I still do not understand how EAGLE attained its 'golden-standard' status. Out of the cheap or OSS EDA tools (DipTrace, g-EDA, KiCAD, Eagle)* I thought it had the most difficult le…
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Comment #23067068
At KiCon 2019 there was a presentation on SKiDL which allows you to describe circuits in Python. You can then output a netlist for use in KiCAD's PCB tool (or potentially other EDA…
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Comment #21906440
What is your evidence for the average person not reading? Trying to find some numbers I came across the following pew research poll that showed nearly 3/4th of their survey partici…