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Need a New Programming Language? Try Zig

Posted on October 5, 2021 by Matthew Carlson

Maybe you’ve heard of it, maybe you haven’t. Zig is a new programming language that seems to be growing in popularity. Let’s do a quick dive into what it is, …read more Continue reading Need a New Programming Language? Try Zig→

Posted in Featured, programming languages, rust, skills, software development, software engineering, zig

Raspberry Pi With Some Serious Graphical Muscle

Posted on September 20, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
An AMD GPU plugged into an ATX PSU and Raspberry PI CM4

[Jeff Geerling] routinely tinkers around with Raspberry Pi compute module, which unlike the regular RPi 4, includes a PCI-e lane. With some luck, he was able to obtain an AMD …read more Continue reading Raspberry Pi With Some Serious Graphical Muscle→

Posted in cm4, compute module 4, gpu, Raspberry Pi, RPi, rpi4

A Rant on Personal Software Projects

Posted on September 14, 2021 by Matthew Carlson

Looking across your hard drive and GitHub, you might find hundreds of notes and skeletons of Git repositories. A veritable graveyard of software side projects. The typical flow for many …read more Continue reading A Rant on Personal Software Projects→

Posted in engineering, Hackaday Columns, rants, software development

Putting Thousands Of Minecraft Players on the Same Server

Posted on September 10, 2021 by Matthew Carlson

Multi-threading was the common go-to technique for extracting more performance from a machine for several years. These days it’s all about horizontal scaling or adding more virtual machines to a …read more Continue reading Putting Thousands Of Minecraft Players on the Same Server→

Posted in autoscale, games, Minecraft, software development, worldql

Building An X-Ray Machine

Posted on September 9, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
a very slapdash x-ray machine on a table

While we typically encourage hackers to make their own tools or machines when practical, x-ray machines don’t usually make that list. Despite the risk of radiation, [William Osman] has done …read more Continue reading Building An X-Ray Machine→

Posted in high voltage, Medical, Medical hacks, vacuum tube, x-ray imaging, xray | Tagged X-ray

Motorcycle Simulation Rig Is Off To The Races

Posted on September 4, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
a man sits on top of a motorcycle simulation rig

Many arcade machines can be emulated and handily controlled with the standard joystick and button combos. However, a few don’t feel quite right without some extra equipment, motorcycle racing games …read more Continue reading Motorcycle Simulation Rig Is Off To The Races→

Posted in 3D Printing, peripherals hacks, playstation hacks, sim rig, theQ, welding | Tagged Motorcycle

Bartop Arcade Machine That Isn’t Afraid Of Change

Posted on September 3, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
a render of the curved bartop arcade machine in fusion 360

Arcade machines have a distinct look and feel with large imposing cabinets and smaller bartop machines that try to keep the look and feel of a traditional upright arcade cabinet …read more Continue reading Bartop Arcade Machine That Isn’t Afraid Of Change→

Posted in arcade, bar top, barcader, bartop, cnc, diy engineering, Fusion 360, games, peripherals hacks, retropie

AI Generating Paintings Off To A Flying Art

Posted on August 27, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
video of someone pushing the button to generate new art

The philosophical question of “What is art?” has an ethereal, transient quality to it. A definition seems to slip away as you get close to an answer. Embracing that quality, …read more Continue reading AI Generating Paintings Off To A Flying Art→

Posted in ai, Jetson, Machine Learning, max fischer, samsung frame | Tagged Art, NVIDIA

SQLite on the Web: absurd-sql

Posted on August 25, 2021 by Matthew Carlson

Love it or hate it, the capabilities of your modern web browser continuously grow in strange and wild ways. The ability for web apps to work offline requires a persistent …read more Continue reading SQLite on the Web: absurd-sql→

Posted in emscripten, indexedDB, software development, SQL, sqllite, web, WebAssembly, webdev, webdevelopment

The Stretch Limo Of Game Boys

Posted on August 20, 2021 by Matthew Carlson
two hands holding a wider version of a purple gameboy advance

Here at Hackaday, we see all sorts of projects, some born out of a deep necessity or itch that couldn’t be scratched. Others are born out of a world of …read more Continue reading The Stretch Limo Of Game Boys→

Posted in body filler, game boy, game boy advance, gameboy, Gameboy Advance, gba, handhelds hacks, Nintendo Game Boy Hacks, retro future

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