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It's kind of amazing. You can basically WRITE hardware. You can take code, and re-make a custom 6502 with extra features, or just even just one that works just like the original.

dosent work!!!

The ratio between your speech speed and the video progress speed is perfect ! Don't change it !

Gracias de veras, thank you so much ❤❤

WOW, that was sooo simple, even for a non native speaker

Love the perfection of this vid

Bros computer sounds like it’s gonna explode

This was the first tutorial that I could that explained how to do assembly on windows 10 and it's so short and straight to the point, very good tutorial :)

I'm trying to put a simple sqrt(x²+y²-9) graph on mine 50g and it returns a blank graph. Where I'm missing?

I would have at least mentioned that it runs much faster, would have taken 5 seconds.

I had given up on AC entirely since high school, and came just to see formulas but holyy mother- i finally get it TvT

This video is literally incredible omg

I am just new to Latex today, using TeXShop. May I ask what is the software used in the video? I like the structure window

Definitely an awesome visualized explanation!!!!

Wait a minute...Could it be THAT simple? Configurable lookup tables?! And this can run ANY piece of software???!!!🤯

What're best boards to start learning with ?

I am in love with this!

This was the most intuitive video I've seen for under grasping phasor concepts, it was a nice refresher to me.

Ah yes can you feel the trickling down? Aged like milk... Unfortunately the world is run by greedy little shits.

I did the same steps as you did but it doesn't work out anyways, nonetheless thx for nothing.

Use \sin{2\pi...} in Latex

What software you used to make these good animations of numbers and blocks?

thabkyou for sharing

what if you want to code in 64 bit? How do you use cmd to assemble from a notepad++ generated .asm file without downloading this masm32?

Great video great explanation. thank you

Excellent Bro. But why did you stop making videos ?! They were excellent. Please make videos regarding ECE

yooyoyoy this is amazing dude.

Good video

Make more videos !!

You are a legend.

Not sure why Xc is negative... the angle will take care of lag

Man, it's a really good video, but even with your correction, I believe you still have the waves plotted backwards at the "leading and lagging" section. If voltage is "Lagging", that means that it hits its peaks and zero points AFTER the current hits its peaks and zero points. So visually the voltage wave should move toward the right of the current in a capacitive circuit. So for a purely capacitive circuit, the voltage waveform would be shifted to the RIGHT because it hits its peak 90 degrees after the current. In a purely inductive circuit the voltage wave would move to the LEFT of the current because voltage should peak first, followed by the current peak 90 degrees later. I urge you to do a couple google image searches to confirm this for yourself. I know it's confusing because you think "oh voltage is lagging, so it goes behind the current", and it's natural if you're reading right-to left that something lagging behind feels like it should go "behind" the other wave. But I'm about 87% sure you have your waves backwards in that section.

Excellent tutorial video, thousands of times better than my instructor’s explanation.

ah, so fpga is a stem cell and hdl is the instructions. got it

Hello man, thank you so much

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Thank you for making this video! It's so helpful

Short and to the point video. With the help of your video I could finally find a way into assembly. I have adhd and struggling sometimes to get into new topics. Your video is a masterpiece. Keep on, keeping on, friends.

Amazing!

Noice, no need for an entire semester of hardware architecture, i got it from a 90sec RUclips video😂 Thanks man!

u are a legend

Great channel. it's a pity you won't update our knowledge. We are waiting for new films.

Ok wait, so an FPGA is just a software defined circuit?

Cant ee just write "transpilers" to whatever new fpga arrangement , so our simple run of the mill cpu code will run optimally on any fpga?

I'm late-comer to this but this was a great explanation. How do create a new [References] file on a Mac? It seems you can easily do that on windows system ...

Yup now I understand

amazing video thank you. Always wondered how hardware could be magically changed by a program.

best explaination😀

very good video, thank you