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<josuah> riktw: nice post, I will enjoy reading that!
<josuah> absolutely, an FPGA is like a huge lab in a tiny box!
<riktw> josuah: Yeah, and the tang nano is nice and small, I love my digilent arty but those tiny board sure have their charm. Hopefully the FOSS toolchain will sometime be mature enough to use for stuff like Litex.
<josuah> that is some work around apicula and there is now amaranth supporing it very recently
<josuah> (or maybe still underway)
<josuah> It took me a bit of while to understand the interest in having boards with a bit of things onto it, like an ethernet connector, or a hardoded I2C bus.
<josuah> but I also appreciate when board vendors do *not* put an 7-segment display, DIP switches, buttons, 16 LEDs, solder jumper everywhere to turn that off, and a board as large as a laptop :)
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