Arduinos was built on the Atmel chip which was a competitor to the MicroChip brand which Dev kits cost thousands, where Atmels was hundreds if not lower. MicroChip purchased Atmel a few years back. So this brings in to question the future of the Atmel series ,and well as leaving enough room for the Raspberry Foundations Pico to get a foot hold. Also there was two camps of Arduino, which made the waters even muddier. With each having their own IDE. Since its basically Open Source Hardware there's not much that can be done about this. Also going in to more and more of the 3.3v Arm processors as their controller, making the core of the board less like to be staring in any Dollar Tree hackathon.
I love these presentations. Even though they are well beyond me as a beginner that's about to get started, just knowing that there are resources and possibilities to really dig into the code without OEM diagnostics, is very reassuring. I haven't been involved with hex code since the 80's and am looking forward to catching up. Thank you for bringing us this information to unlock the little mysteries of the world.
$54M is nothing in terms of funding a company doing chips. Arduino's secret sauce is the OpenSource codebase they have fostered. It gets a development project up to demo in virtually no time. What is lacking for Enterprise (or even Commercial really) are features that really support IOT devices in a monolithic device. Some have been addressed but not all. You mentioned security. That's a biggie. Also enhanced networking, more granularity for power management, POE support, more timers for RTOS type apps etc. A plurality of shields solve these problems individually but really rolling the solutions into free silicon is needed. SOC's are tricky to spec. To keep cost down you want low pin counts. To keep it attractive you want low power. So what goes into the kitchen sink? Be interesting if they poll the user base.
Looks like Kosma is also an artist :) and Paul Graham - "Hackers and painters" - too :) If "normal" food is so bad for us, why is it so common? There are two main reasons. One is that it has more immediate appeal. You may feel lousy an hour after eating that pizza, but eating the first couple bites feels great. The other is economies of scale. Producing junk food scales; producing fresh vegetables doesn't. Which means (a) junk food can be very cheap, and (b) it's worth spending a lot to market it. If people have to choose between something that's cheap, heavily marketed, and appealing in the short term, and something that's expensive, obscure, and appealing in the long term, which do you think most will choose? It's the same with work. The average MIT graduate wants to work at Google or Microsoft, because it's a recognized brand, it's safe, and they'll get paid a good salary right away. It's the job equivalent of the pizza they had for lunch. The drawbacks will only become apparent later, and then only in a vague sense of malaise. And founders and early employees of startups, meanwhile, are like the Birkenstock-wearing weirdos of Berkeley: though a tiny minority of the population, they're the ones living as humans are meant to. In an artificial world, only extremists live naturally. -- Paul Graham
Last week i was reading boring logs :) - looking for anomalies and hardware info in a system and to my disbelief found that my Kernel supports also Hygon HygonGeniune, Centaur Hauls and Zhaoxin Shanghai - when i found out its after the (nineties) VIA Cyrix clones, and its based on first (not the second) AMD ZEN architecture i started thinking that the original "virtual" memory management in Zenbleed is not a coincidence - somebody wanted that these CN clones, counterparts were also vulnerable... but hey it might not be true - i am living in a communistic country :)
Sounds like somebody reinvented the wheel, and made it better! Microsoft FC for File Compare which has been around for 40 plus years can compare ASCII or Binary files and also attempts to resync but it lacks that cool feature you presented which helps to better visualize the differences. Also, those last bytes written are often the initialize redirect vector to the boot code, which may or maynot be hard coded in the chip. Often manufacturers put in their own boot sequences so that vector points to the new boot code which is in flash, thus bypassing the original boot code. If you can get a new raw chip so you can determine the default vector, you might be able to update that location only leaving the rest of the code intact, barring any checksum testing at bootup that you also might have to consider to make it work.
BioDiff - my GNU diff also finds context differences - even if it shows too much i can narrow it down . DNA analysis (nineties) is important because of splicing - if you reconstruct your code - cut and paste paragraphs in other places then the dna could only be found by partial lexycological findings - in normal dna analysis sequencer needs SHORT dnas - blendered :) / spliced! - kudos to Dr Donald Knuth :)
I don't think they'll double the X. If they decide to change it, they should triple it - shows greater power than mere double, looks better: just see yourself xxx or you could even get multiple ways to display as you can capitalize some or all of them for example XxX or XXX
No, have a few videos in the works on that. Just wasn’t sure what direction to take it. I’m leaning towards releasing “interesting” plans for other people to play around… 😀
Arduino into enterprise will be doom for several companies who used arduino ecosystem to develop their own products selling a product with opensource codes for hefty prices. Coz now they need a commercial license to do so and software licensing in embedded world is like a gignormous royalties which arduino intends to cash from and hence many business entinities are grabbing this oppurtunity to enjoy that beautiful share being an investor for arduino enterprise. You shouldnt be surprised if the funding crosses 100, or 200million USD easily.
one thing i never understand is,why do smart people,HACKERS,use wikipedia? you must know what a propaganda machine it is! why even mention their name? they are "verifying" so many untruths,ending in lives of good people being trampled on! is this news to anyone? i love your videos,tho im no hackerman. i always learn so much cool,new things that goes far above my head,but still very interesting. but please use a proper source. my motto in regards of wikipedia is: if i cant find the info im looking for somewhere outside of wikipedia,i never visit them(!),it probably isnt true. no one can be even remotely sure of what they find on wiki to be true,unless they knew it already. wiki even states so on their home page! thanks for sharing,man!
Read the new User Service Agreement becomes active at the 29 September '23 for X fka Twitter.. together with the DSA digital service act (EU) this will lead to ... EX IT. (2 syllables).. and so I left.
I don't see anyone using arduino for anything serious or with piece count over 100. They are more expensive and less powerful then a lot of alternatives plus more pain coding wise for a lot of things. They are only okay for quick prototypes or learner projects. It is however likely true that such flaws exist for every and all controllers out there.
I am not so sure about the sharing knowledge - i mean you should share questions, hypothesis and ways of finding things - but you shouldnt share the "known"ledge - its not proper to publicize many many things or even its illegal in a close group. I am living in a communistic country, in a communist eurasian union, Kosma is a very nice name here, and i trust your news - but i am just not sure what interest there is for Recessim to gain followers? Please tell me :)
In-sta-gram (3 syllables)
Bonus points for paying attention all the way through the video
Po-ta-toes... Boil'em, mash'em... you know the rest
Stick em in a stew - didnt know that one :) @@berkano_plays
@@RECESSIMRECESSIM, NOT RECHESSIM.
@@RECESSIM- XXX ; D ;D
Arduinos was built on the Atmel chip which was a competitor to the MicroChip brand which Dev kits cost thousands, where Atmels was hundreds if not lower. MicroChip purchased Atmel a few years back. So this brings in to question the future of the Atmel series ,and well as leaving enough room for the Raspberry Foundations Pico to get a foot hold. Also there was two camps of Arduino, which made the waters even muddier. With each having their own IDE. Since its basically Open Source Hardware there's not much that can be done about this. Also going in to more and more of the 3.3v Arm processors as their controller, making the core of the board less like to be staring in any Dollar Tree hackathon.
'X' meaning "has been". They could always add another syllable to make this clearer e.g. 'X-tinct', or 'X-pire'
I have found myself always checking for past few weeks if you have uploaded a new video or not .
I really love this format of yours❤❤
I love these presentations. Even though they are well beyond me as a beginner that's about to get started, just knowing that there are resources and possibilities to really dig into the code without OEM diagnostics, is very reassuring. I haven't been involved with hex code since the 80's and am looking forward to catching up. Thank you for bringing us this information to unlock the little mysteries of the world.
the two syllable thing is how you effectively give commands to dogs too, the repetition & fricatives is what paces their attention :)
'cz' in Moczek can be pronounced like 'ch' in champion :) or ch in cha-cha encryption - but its much stronger even than cha-cha-cha
$54M is nothing in terms of funding a company doing chips. Arduino's secret sauce is the OpenSource codebase they have fostered. It gets a development project up to demo in virtually no time. What is lacking for Enterprise (or even Commercial really) are features that really support IOT devices in a monolithic device. Some have been addressed but not all. You mentioned security. That's a biggie. Also enhanced networking, more granularity for power management, POE support, more timers for RTOS type apps etc. A plurality of shields solve these problems individually but really rolling the solutions into free silicon is needed. SOC's are tricky to spec. To keep cost down you want low pin counts. To keep it attractive you want low power. So what goes into the kitchen sink? Be interesting if they poll the user base.
They don’t seem to be making their own chips though, just chasing the iot/mobile market with a platform. Are they making chips?
Looks like Kosma is also an artist :) and Paul Graham - "Hackers and painters" - too :)
If "normal" food is so bad for us, why is it so common? There are two main reasons. One is that it has more immediate appeal. You may feel lousy an hour after eating that pizza, but eating the first couple bites feels great. The other is economies of scale. Producing junk food scales; producing fresh vegetables doesn't. Which means (a) junk food can be very cheap, and (b) it's worth spending a lot to market it.
If people have to choose between something that's cheap, heavily marketed, and appealing in the short term, and something that's expensive, obscure, and appealing in the long term, which do you think most will choose?
It's the same with work. The average MIT graduate wants to work at Google or Microsoft, because it's a recognized brand, it's safe, and they'll get paid a good salary right away. It's the job equivalent of the pizza they had for lunch. The drawbacks will only become apparent later, and then only in a vague sense of malaise.
And founders and early employees of startups, meanwhile, are like the Birkenstock-wearing weirdos of Berkeley: though a tiny minority of the population, they're the ones living as humans are meant to. In an artificial world, only extremists live naturally.
-- Paul Graham
Last week i was reading boring logs :) - looking for anomalies and hardware info in a system and to my disbelief found that my Kernel supports also Hygon HygonGeniune, Centaur Hauls and Zhaoxin Shanghai - when i found out its after the (nineties) VIA Cyrix clones, and its based on first (not the second) AMD ZEN architecture i started thinking that the original "virtual" memory management in Zenbleed is not a coincidence - somebody wanted that these CN clones, counterparts were also vulnerable... but hey it might not be true - i am living in a communistic country :)
Crazy to think this has been known for a year or so now, as you said. Only now it picks up.
I've moved long ago to software engineering, but your show sparks back my interest in hardware. Thank you, sir!
I always gravitate back to hardware
Channels growing dude. Keep it up.
So dope news mate! I can see the reason to dress up with you classy methods of hackery!
Excellent video as always! Keep it up!
Wow new video :) - thank you - i hold my jaw and start to watch!
Sounds like somebody reinvented the wheel, and made it better! Microsoft FC for File Compare which has been around for 40 plus years can compare ASCII or Binary files and also attempts to resync but it lacks that cool feature you presented which helps to better visualize the differences. Also, those last bytes written are often the initialize redirect vector to the boot code, which may or maynot be hard coded in the chip. Often manufacturers put in their own boot sequences so that vector points to the new boot code which is in flash, thus bypassing the original boot code. If you can get a new raw chip so you can determine the default vector, you might be able to update that location only leaving the rest of the code intact, barring any checksum testing at bootup that you also might have to consider to make it work.
BioDiff - my GNU diff also finds context differences - even if it shows too much i can narrow it down . DNA analysis (nineties) is important because of splicing - if you reconstruct your code - cut and paste paragraphs in other places then the dna could only be found by partial lexycological findings - in normal dna analysis sequencer needs SHORT dnas - blendered :) / spliced! - kudos to Dr Donald Knuth :)
just once I want the camera to pan and reveal the crowd
They need set the brown out detection a bit higher, so the chip turns off correctly and full before the voltage is dropped below the threshold.
I don’t think brown out detection was designed with glitching in mind… The drop and recovery is too fast. It was to monitor slow moving VCC changes.
Great work as usual Hash! I'm happy to see the increased sub count!
Nice tie!
Dude your videos are AMAZING
Hash, I really enjoy Your updates. ThankYou.
You make all this seem so cool, makes me go back to doing this again, but life has other ideas! 😃
I shall be on your patreon sir
💪🏽 🙏
Love the intro clapping, need some screaming, switch it up 😂😘😀
I dont get the first story, can anyone give me references or knowledge material
Maybe at some point Arduino will design their own chip, like the RP2040
The advert before this video just played the grand poobahs
Love this show.
arduino to compete with Texas instruments
I don't think they'll double the X. If they decide to change it, they should triple it - shows greater power than mere double, looks better: just see yourself xxx or you could even get multiple ways to display as you can capitalize some or all of them for example XxX or XXX
Hash be bangin them bits and bytes.
Oh dear me.....
Have you given up the energy meter hacking ??
No, have a few videos in the works on that. Just wasn’t sure what direction to take it. I’m leaning towards releasing “interesting” plans for other people to play around… 😀
Arduino into enterprise will be doom for several companies who used arduino ecosystem to develop their own products selling a product with opensource codes for hefty prices. Coz now they need a commercial license to do so and software licensing in embedded world is like a gignormous royalties which arduino intends to cash from and hence many business entinities are grabbing this oppurtunity to enjoy that beautiful share being an investor for arduino enterprise. You shouldnt be surprised if the funding crosses 100, or 200million USD easily.
Kosma Mo-check is how you pronounce that name.
I watched the glitch video, omg
one thing i never understand is,why do smart people,HACKERS,use wikipedia? you must know what a propaganda machine it is! why even mention their name? they are "verifying" so many untruths,ending in lives of good people being trampled on! is this news to anyone?
i love your videos,tho im no hackerman. i always learn so much cool,new things that goes far above my head,but still very interesting. but please use a proper source. my motto in regards of wikipedia is: if i cant find the info im looking for somewhere outside of wikipedia,i never visit them(!),it probably isnt true.
no one can be even remotely sure of what they find on wiki to be true,unless they knew it already. wiki even states so on their home page!
thanks for sharing,man!
Read the new User Service Agreement becomes active at the 29 September '23 for X fka Twitter.. together with the DSA digital service act (EU) this will lead to ... EX IT. (2 syllables).. and so I left.
Always great content.
I’d call it DoubleX
Mastodon - three syllables
inst a gram also - X is a payment app like hsb-c
Mathematical Double Struck X, it's 8 syllables. But no one knows that's it's name.
I don't see anyone using arduino for anything serious or with piece count over 100. They are more expensive and less powerful then a lot of alternatives plus more pain coding wise for a lot of things. They are only okay for quick prototypes or learner projects. It is however likely true that such flaws exist for every and all controllers out there.
The color correction is way off on this one :D You look positively orange!
A little too aggressive with the saturation 😂
Notepad++ has a compare utility that is great.
windiff for windoze also :)
You forgot gab
MOZHEK! not mok-sek. its polish,i live in norway,you see.
54 million $ is only 540 Man-Years (one milion man hours)
I am not so sure about the sharing knowledge - i mean you should share questions, hypothesis and ways of finding things - but you shouldnt share the "known"ledge - its not proper to publicize many many things or even its illegal in a close group. I am living in a communistic country, in a communist eurasian union, Kosma is a very nice name here, and i trust your news - but i am just not sure what interest there is for Recessim to gain followers? Please tell me :)
I miss playing with PICaxe
X-Twitter, Twitter-X
@recessim hmu if you want a bsky invite