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#673 – Lifelong Learning with Bitluni

N/A • 15 juli 2024

Welcome, Matthias Balwierz / Bitluni / Luni!

Midi pedals
Old projects
LED walls
Dunning kruger
Sonar scanner
Aliens
Romulus
Lifelong learning
Beamforming
Previously had worked on something similar in the medical field but didn’t realize it was the same tech
ESP32
Gowin FPGA
Video generation / crt control
R2R
cnlohr videos for making PCBs
ESP32 VGA
PCB mill
Failing
Tiny Tapeout bringing down costs like PCBs
Jeri doing “home etching” (making silicon at home)
Building the meme project on TT02
GIF construction set
Almost like a ROM on board, on each clock it exposes the next byte on paralell output
Luni hasn’t submitted to each tiny tapeout but is building a new project
Browser assembler that runs in the handheld gaming: “Luni-Asm”
cpu + gpu to get vector output
Bitluni live youtube / Bitluni – twitch happens Weds at 8 pm CEST
Community helps
Writing memory controllers
Bus master because internal SRAM is so expensive
Expense of flash/ram is in IP
People running test structures the tiles
FPGAs, Gowin – 9K standard up to 25k
Gabriel / Lushay Labs – Tutorials for FPGAs
HDMI connector
Some IP blocks from Gowin
Yosys support
VS code tools and simulation
Gowin FPGA designer
Learning clock domains
Moving back to art
Demoscene came from the cracker scene
Different categories / limits
4K category only allows 4K of memory for images and sound (generated)
White demo competitions
Contact
- bitluni
- github
- twitch

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#673 – Lifelong Learning with Bitluni

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