The write-test-debug loop for the KiT has been massively improved by having an emulator–and now I can run KiT code away from home!
After much design, soldering, and debugging, the breadboard KiT 1 has been succeeded by an improved KiT 2 on PCB!
The KiT 1 gets a UART so it can send and receive data from my laptop!
The KiT 1 gets a graphics card!
I wrote a simple monitor program using the LCD and keyboard input that allows you to program the KiT–from the KiT itself!
The KiT 1 now has a keyboard!
I’m building a version of Ben Eater’s 6502-based breadboard computer. This will be the first of a series of posts where I go over my design choices and track my progress with the build.
Photos and walk-through of my Stratocaster kit build.
A quine is a program that outputs its own source code. Here’s one I wrote in Python.
I tasted and rated 32 wines in Introduction to Wines and I thought the data would be fun to explore. Do I like reds more than whites? French wines more than US wines? Does price correlate with my wine preference?
