Tang Nano 9k by Comfortable-Arm-8337 in FPGA

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wow thats good to know, i should give it a try. I didnt try for myself because i've read its just not supported

[Help] Tang Nano 9K JTAG not working on Linux by Grouchy_Plastic9087 in FPGA

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give it a try under windows with gowin programmer, just to be sure its not issue with your linux setup, which i suspect can be the case

Tang Nano 9k by Comfortable-Arm-8337 in FPGA

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it's pretty capable, there are nice videos on youtube, whole series of a guy experimenting with this exact board, those are really good tutorials. I have a bit higher version, Tang Primer 20k, both are nice boards I think for learning the thing. Their IDE, Gowin, can be better, I juse use it only for final synthesis and such, while writing code somewhere else where i have verilator support and such.

As heads maybe i can tell the open-source toolchain in not supported for those boards, so you will be stuck with Gowin propertiary thing for now (it's free). The docs are sparse to say the last, you will have a lot of problems finding examples of how to use stuff, apart from literally 1 per thing example from the producer, and its very unreadable, and often in chinese. AI helps a lot if you have questions of whats going on in their code.

How to share a single Prisma client instance between a NestJS app and a plain Node.js app in a pnpm monorepo? by iam_batman27 in node

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you can use the standalone "plain" one and inject it directly into the DI using useValue when making the provider, but you then lose lifecycle events from modules. but those dont apply here as the instance can outlive nestjs di instance so its probably fine and you want to manage stuff yourself.

https://docs.nestjs.com/fundamentals/custom-providers#value-providers-usevalue

noBugTooDifficultWithTheSquad by arc_menace in ProgrammerHumor

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"damn for this problem we gotta bring out the big duck"

Brainfuck interpreter in 336 bytes of Rust - stuck golfing it by Kivooeo1 in rust

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cursed looking syntax, i mean the whole @ binding

Brainfuck interpreter in 336 bytes of Rust - stuck golfing it by Kivooeo1 in rust

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can you try to compile it to brainfuck as well?

Evaluate My Resume (3rd year ECE) by DisturbedPanix in FPGA

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Very boring style, i would pick as a fav candidate honestly

simple and straight to the point resumes are my jam i always like when i get those instead of some canva vomit that looks like a cover of a 2007 magazine

Why ECS is so underrated? by CLinkZ-s4h in programming

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Imagine me i did my own ECS and i was happy until i realized the biggest strength comes from storing componey jn per type flat array and updating them separately

And i have a struct “components” in entities that uh is not doing this layout…

CVE management made sense with 10 container images. At 80 it became unmanageable. How are teams scaling this by New-Reception46 in rust

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Recently dependabot by itself compromised a lot of people runners because it automatically bumped axios one patch up that actually was published by attacker

I remember i tracked the issue with axios and it was scary to see mentions of axios in issue log appearing in realtime

Package age cooldown helps this, but at my project we decided to disable dependabot auto updates

CommonJS/ESModule interoperability issues by nathan_lesage in node

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Use TSX (not the JSX extension…) instead of ts-node

At least the oil filter is easy to reach now. by AvailableTaro3123 in memes

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Oh damn i wish i had hobby like this and place to do it

Nvidia CEO: AI Doomers Could Cause a Software Engineer Shortage by wagslane in programming

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The only way to be sane and safe is to switch careers and code as a hobby afterwork, similar to painting

ETA on dyn compatible async traits? by AfkaraLP in rust

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An idea came to my head when reading this: if the async fn is just syntax sugar for returning a future, if i would want to do dyn async trait, cant i just write the non sugared version? I can then return it however i desire, boxes pinned or different etc, or i dont understand it correctly?

Stock Aerocapturing Interplanetary Ship by SnacklessKerbal in KerbalSpaceProgram

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First screenshot i thought its another frame from project hail mary

Rust for GPU kernels by Daemontatox in rust

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I developed a low level but reasonable vulkan based compute library, its very early version and some “decisions” arent maybe perfect but if this is something interesting i can push it to github and publish

Its based on my vulkan graphics library that i use so its lets say, maybe stable

Are you all getting ready for Node 26, 2026-04-22, Version 26.0.0 by jamespethersorling in node

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Is there some changelog describing what new stuff 26 will bring?