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Classic Atari joystick tested positive with my Tiny Atari 2600 SoC. github.com/rejunity/tiny-…

yeah so heres 1 sample per pixel now

russia attacks Ukraine with North Korean missiles that have Western components built into them, some of which were produced in 2023 - CNN It is noted that the main components of North Korean missiles are manufactured by nine Western manufacturers, including companies from the

Tiny neural networks have their uses. Here a 6-float MLP is compared against a 9-float SH. Modern CPUs use simple neutral networks for branch prediction too. I am personally more interested in tiny networks than big ones. Embed one in shader code or load in LDS.

14 Sorting Algorithms: Which one is your favorite?

Radix sort (LSD) wins with half the memory access comparing to others! Also handy use of sound to compare different sort algos ;)

Second episode in my sky130 rom compiler adventures. youtu.be/j_K0H7tIKok I know, it's long overdue ... sorry about that 😅 In this one, I'll dig into the bit cell design, trying to explain how and why I came up with the design.

Looks very promising - AY8913 DAC silicon replica is cooperating! Big thanks to tnt's public account for testing early silicon! cc Matthew Venn Arnaud Carré #TinyTapeout 07 batch

My most favorite consoles of all times: 1) Nintendo SWITCH 2) Playstation Portable 3) PS3 4) (S)NES (cheating a bit here) 5) XBox360 For purely nostalgic value - Sega Master System.

The KianV ASIC works naturally and boots Linux as expected. I only used the TinyTapeout tools, and it's foolproof... very nice, great work, Uri Shaked!

Imagine, a gate level simulation of an ASIC running in your browser! znah.net/tt09/ This interactive simulation by Alex Mordvintsev actually lets you look inside a digital design as it’s running! It’s a cellular automata and he taped it out on Tiny Tapeout 9!

This is one of the most fun and eye opening projects I worked on lately. First I just wanted to learn some verilog, then I decided to understand how exactly the tooling works and wrote a toy GDSII (layer masks which are sent to foundry) to circuit extractor and simulator. Btw,

New dithering method dropped I call it Surface-Stable Fractal Dithering and I've released it as open source along with this explainer video of how it works. Explainer video: youtube.com/watch?v=HPqGaI… Source repository: github.com/runevision/Dit… #gamedev #vfx

A lot of wisdom about unit tests in this thread: