Re:How Photos Were Transmitted by Wire in the 1930s
by JKCalhoun on Wednesday March 13, 2024 @11:45PM
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A criticism I have with not just Technology Connections but plenty of similar channels is that each video seems to just be whatever they thought of doing next.
I would love something of the same caliber of quality but with a blueprint for an entire series that would cover the compete gamut of a subject.
A popular YouTuber mentioned on HN, and deservedly so, is Ben Eater. His series on building a 6502 computer on a breadboard is exactly the kind of blueprint-driven content I would like to see more of. He had a goal of beginning from a clock circuit and ending up with an 8-bit breadboard computer displaying ASCII to an LCD display and he delivered it in a series of chapters.
Re:How Photos Were Transmitted by Wire in the 1930s
by z500 on Thursday March 14, 2024 @02:02PM
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That series Ben Eater did was really fantastic. Between following along in Logisim and trying a more ambitious design afterwards, it was the most fun I've had in a long time.
I would love something of the same caliber of quality but with a blueprint for an entire series that would cover the compete gamut of a subject.
A popular YouTuber mentioned on HN, and deservedly so, is Ben Eater. His series on building a 6502 computer on a breadboard is exactly the kind of blueprint-driven content I would like to see more of. He had a goal of beginning from a clock circuit and ending up with an 8-bit breadboard computer displaying ASCII to an LCD display and he delivered it in a series of chapters.