Photolithography is the #ASIC terminology of the week!
https://t.co/smAFWY6I2H
In the last month, Photolithography has been the 24th most popular out of 42 terms.
New form-factor for GF180 TT ASICs panelized for wirebonding. Can be used as a raw IC or have designs loaded and/or clocked by the CH32 MCU, while giving external circuitry access to all I/O along with a USB TUI, using https://t.co/f4Azs8OHZf (built on the amazing ch32fun lib).
Linus Torvalds uses Claude for Linux, but doesn’t want your AI code if you don’t understand it.
He wants “competent people to use AI as a tool” and criticizes drive by patches from people who don’t understand their submissions.
Newcomers are welcome, as long as they’re willing to learn and understand the code they submit.
Linus also identifies another problem. AI is finding real bugs, adding work for already overloaded maintainers.
His position is clear. Use AI, but understand the code you submit.
Full story: https://t.co/BuQlNL4SAf
Rust has kind of become unusable for me with AI and worktrees… Between the compile times and the disk usage, it’s a huge tax. I’m working in a C++ codebase right now and it’s such a breath of fresh air… I never thought I would say that
Introducing the Zero to ASIC analog course!
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I designed an analog mixed-signal radio chip with an AI agent: about 700 prompts in a week, and it's now submitted for tapeout.
Here's how it went at each step of the design, the times it was confidently wrong, and how I caught them.
https://t.co/3S0ZcQ3kHs
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