@ikkeT @timojyrinki @vathpela @viznut @vwbusguy

Most of the issues have been in Finnish but there's been couple of internal editions over the years too...

finally #fallout

@vathpela @vwbusguy commodore power!

The only wiring I have in it for serial TTY access:

Super-nice additional benefit of this shield: one cable less. Before I needed power cable and USB-TTL for TTY. Now only by connecting micro-USB to the shield it draws the power and provides serial access.

The screenshot has unmodified #BuildRoot master branch version built with visionfive2_defconfig. Seems to be much more stable than lean, at least for the kernel development, than the official SDK, which is quite scary looking construction tbh :-)

Also got this display, right now it is connected to a 7th gen NUC that use to test all x86 patches (because it has full sgx2 support). Display cost less than 50 euros and it is super handy for kernel testing.

No more fighting with a loose TTL-USB-cables: I have USB hub shield with USB-to-UART port :-) Or two of these: one for Raspberry Pi 3B+ and other for VisionFive 2 RISC-V SBC (in the pic). Need to still pile a TPM2 chip to the pins on top of the shield and hopefully it will still work. #arm #riscv #visionfive2 #raspberrypi

After couple of hours poking around I now know how to embed #typst markup from yaml to a typst document :-)

I’m working on resume made with typst (as I’m looking to find a new job by end of September), and in that I’m using #yaml file to separate presentation from the content. Job descriptions can involve links, and thus those entries need to be evaluated.

First observation was:

#eval(job.description, mode: "markup")

If mode-parameter is not defined, typst will try to parse the string as an expression (i.e. mode: "code" is the efault, which is feasible in this case.

Another problem was the use of the hash character for tags, which is used for comments in yaml.

I sorted that out by putting every description into double quotes after trying a few different approaches:

    description:
      "I first worked on Keystone Security Monitor for RISC-V by enabling it
      for CVA6 running on FPGA. This work was part of the EU funded
      #link(\"https://www.spirs-project.eu/\")[SPIRS project].
      It involved
      tuning the
      #link(\"https://buildroot.org/\")[BuildRoot]
      based embedded stack, and
      fixing various
      #link(\"https://github.com/keystone-enclave/keystone/issues/378\")[issues].
      in the OpenSBI firmware.
      For the second half of my contract I'm enabling Linux for the new SoC's
      developed by
      #link(\"https://sochub.fi/\")[SocHub project]."

The screenshot shows the end result.

Nothing too complicated but took some time to find working patterns so putting here as a #note for myself :-)

my favorite tool for working with #polyend #tracker: #discodsp bliss 2. it is almost like instrument editor for polyend tracker because it comes also with standalone version.
i.e. it allows to do in minutes:

key-mapped multisample along the lines of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bn4vPrTU9js
e.g. octave interval multisample and use multiple sample slots and instrument number to pick the octave.

if polyend published PTI specification fully then tools such as bliss could easily implement direct export for it. it would be win-win for the ecosystem and the company...
without open specs for file format it is a bit fake to use terms such as "tracker scene" in the advertisements. actually it is not a bit fake, it is fake literally.

two copies of me, i like to use different color smiley for each, and name them in web services as "yellow key" etc. :-) #yubikey #openpgp #fido2

good timing as i just got my crowdfunded #sonicware ELZ_1 Play too.

with computer barely ever use hardware. with polyend tracker there's always some piece of gear hooked up. it has so low-barrier for sampling that it just comes natural :-) with computer it's like building a pyramid

this why i got #sitala, for archiving without issues of finding samples. #audio #musicproduction

this is my project template kick ATM. it is not meant for referencing but more like finding something reasonable in bitwig, then knobs are bit nicer IMHO. i like to do presets that have barely enough stuff and refine per project :-)

This is my de-facto approach to kicks with #Bitwig: I put the reference made with KICK2 to the sampler and then fit my curves to it :-) #audio

@ErikUden ... it was in 2018 and i had also legit style to visit the burger joint back then ;-)

amstrad

monocula

Two of my own palette designs for #BitwigStudio:

1. #Dracula/#Monokai inspired "Monocula".
2. "Amstrad" which is what it s Amstrad CPC 464 color palette, which was exactly 27 colors, i.e. match with the Bitwig's palette size.

if you don't have #linkedin, #typst is quite awesome for creating a #resume

yay. #TDR-style delta-button for listening what gets compressed for #Bitwig's stock. uses phase inversion for subtraction. #compressor. #audio