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True, someone needs to build that computer after all.

Thanks for offering. Do you do analog design, and which market niche are you targeting: low cost per part or something else?

This project exists, here it is: https://opentitan.org/

More thank light bulbs. As you have correctly pointed it out, its a matter of economics: 180nm is CHEAP! So a lot more things become economically viable, think of all the weird specialized ASICs that used to be to expensive to build.

No we can't, that would be a crime against royalty :)

You can do the entire project roadmap with entirely open source tools and all the tiny tapeout tools are open source.

> Because the official JTAG spec lives behind the impregnable IEEE paywall, a castle in which I am not permitted to set foot as a result of not having paid its lord my dues, the verification of the JTAG TAP was actually quite interesting.

This is great! Any plans of adding tape ?

> The reason is straightforward: pretending software isn’t a medium, pretending that it doesn’t have more in common with the fashion industry’s tight interplay between disposable materials, faddish pop culture, and a hybrid both bespoke of mass manufacturing than it does with engineering, just doesn’t work.

Funny how something written in 2000 can sound so modern.

(This is a joke, please transfer LaTex's consciousness into a computer so it can live forever = w = )

LaTex is complete it can die happy.

I love the cute diagrams in the `Scan Rate Optimization` section.

This is such a great project! I want one!

Agreed. Also I could not imagine being in his shoes, it must be heartbreaking seeing all his work burn like this.

Also, I will strategically wait until the sale is over because this deserves full price.

Oh wow, this is such a great project! I love how we can elegantly simulate propagation <3 Congratulations, I will defiantly purchase it from stream just to help it's development.

Nice, thanks :)

Good suggestion, fell free to post it since you have more karma.

Very cool project.

The SFP connector pinnouts are in the pinnout section.

Funny you say that, if you look at the git repo for the blog there are a bunch of asic screenshots currently being committed.

Lol, nice one.

Agreed, it would be so nice. But I can also understand they might want to keep dmesg as learn as possible.

What a cool project! I wish I was the one too have thought of this. :)

Found this cool write up on a totally overkill optimization of a json parser, found it fun,though I would share. ( I am just a rando on the internet, not the author ).