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- Dave has been having computer troubles (again).
- New chips from TI can do 80GHz. Like usual, the hardest part is getting the demo up and running.
- The Flashing Light Prize is on! We watched Ben's entry, but there are a lot of familiar faces. Check out the site to see who's already entered. Goes until August 2nd.
- The constraints are what matters. The 1 square inch contest and the 1K contest were also fun.
- The Lunar X prize is still going (as well as many other challenges). Dave has done a video about it in the past with a participant who has since dropped out.
- CastAR has shut down. We've had Jeri on the show many times in the past.
- Former guest Ian and his company Dangerous Prototypes has started offering custom cables using an online builder.
- SKU
- Build your own voice assistant with SNIPS
- Dave is going to become Automation Amish
- We've had a voice controller project on the show in the past when Gerald and Bertrand came on to talk about Audeme
- Dave was a fan of Firefox with Clint Eastwood
- Intel has discontinued their Joule, Galileo and Edison platforms.
- Zeptobars continues to make some rockin die-shots!
- The thermal transfer rate across a die is surprisingly slow. Adding a special macro lens to a thermal camera might help see the transfer.
- 65C02 teardown. We had Chuck Peddle on the show in the past, arguably our most famous guest!
- Though we had a little trouble at first, we googled around and realized the differences between CMOS and NMOS.
- GlobalFoundries is already starting on 7 nm wafers!
- You can still buy a 130-in-1 kit from Sparkfun (Chris thought these were no longer made)
- The CSR8645 has an insane amount of stuff in it! These are the chipsets used in "bluetooth speaker" that spam emails want to source for you.
- The amount of stuff on-die is reminiscent of the conversation with Jorgen about hearing aid chips.
Weird Al classic
youtube.comTI can do 80GHz
ti.comThe Flashing Light Prize
flashinglightprize.comBen's entry
youtube.com1 square inch contest
hackaday.io1K contest
hackaday.ioX prize
xprize.orgDave has done a video about it in the past
youtube.comCastAR has shut down
polygon.comJeri
theamphour.comDangerous Prototypes has started offering custom cables using an online builder
dangerousprototypes.comSKU
en.wikipedia.orgGerald and Bertrand came on to talk about Audeme
theamphour.comFirefox with Clint Eastwood
en.wikipedia.orgFake 555
zeptobars.comBatteroo
zeptobars.comST-2STD1665
zeptobars.com65C02 teardown
youtube.comChuck Peddle
theamphour.comthe differences between CMOS and NMOS
photo.stackexchange.comGlobalFoundries is already starting on 7 nm wafers
electronicdesign.comYou can still buy a 130-in-1 kit from Sparkfun
sparkfun.comThe CSR8645 has an insane amount of stuff in it!
qualcomm.comthe conversation with Jorgen about hearing aid chips
theamphour.com
