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I got my first FPGA board from Amazon for $27 (a Tang Nano 9k), and use YoSys to program it (open source for the win!)
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* Actually, all of the code in a block executes at the same time, real world chips have delays, of course.
* A/B testing
* test automation
* API management and proxies
* transmission protocol authoring, and client applications
* streaming media distribution
* media/game/file server application
If you really want to stretch your mind, consider learning Verilog. Writing code that takes exactly ZERO* time to execute, and all works in parallel, is strange at first. I got my first FPGA board from Amazon for $27 (a Tang Nano 9k), and use YoSys to program it (open source for the win!) --- * Actually, all of the code in a block executes at the same time, real world chips have delays, of course.
Hacking the firmware in consumer DSLR and mirrorless cameras. I've been there for 3 years so far.
If you really want to stretch your mind, consider learning Verilog. Writing code that takes exactly ZERO* time to execute, and all works in parallel, is strange at first. I got my first FPGA board from Amazon for $27 (a Tang Nano 9k), and use YoSys to program it (open source for the win!) --- * Actually, all of the code in a block executes at the same time, real world chips have delays, of course.
What can you make with that?