Lisp Badge LE
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Lisp Badge LE
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#2I love this guy. I ran across him trying to self teach about embedded electronics and his site is one of the best I’ve found both for interesting projects and good instructional examples.
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#3i love the full keyboard- any time someone says they wouldn't benefit from learning vi bindings because they 'spend more time thinking than typing' i hand them one of these
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#4First thing I looked for was dedicated parentheses keys, was not disappointed.
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#5This is a really cool project. I wish I was better at doing electronics construction, wish I could just buy one too. 40 hours of life on a coin battery is pretty impressive.
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#7This guy’s projects are a fave of mine, especially the tiny computers like this and the audio projects. And the tiny photography is great!
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#8I’ve used uLisp via the serial port. In that mode of provides a cool structured Lisp editor (easily navigate sexps). I wonder if the display one here does the same thing.
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#9This is really awesome. Kind of like a programmable calculator but super powerful that you can take anywhere!
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#10This is a really cool project. I wish I was better at doing electronics construction, wish I could just buy one too. 40 hours of life on a coin battery is pretty impressive.
You can buy one. The link is at the bottom of the article.