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Another Slice of the Pi with Hitomezashi Stitch Patterns - Clive Maxfield

Another Slice of the Pi with Hitomezashi Stitch Patterns - Clive Maxfield

Well, I have to say that this one came out of nowhere and took me completely by surprise. This has enthused m…

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When Chatbots Start Chatting to Each Other

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By Max Maxfield
| EE Journal Verified
One of the many things I haven’t really thought much about before is how people test websites these days. I know how we used to do it in the early days of the public-facing internet (when dinosaurs roamed the Earth). This was long before things like AI-assisted vibe coding were a twinkle in anyone’s eye. Basically, someone would code the website by hand, with assistance from graphic artists and content creators.
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2,000 AI-Routed PCBs a Week!

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By Max Maxfield
| EE Journal Verified
I can’t believe that the Design Automation Conference (DAC) has rolled around once again. Also, I can’t believe that, in conversation, some people remain blissfully unaware that you can pronounce this as “DAC” (to rhyme with “quack”), or spell it out as “D-A-C.” And to top it all off, I can’t believe I’m not there to see the latest and greatest offerings in Electronic Design Automation (EDA), such as DeepPCB’s AI-powered, cloud-native PCB routing software on display at Booth 1561.
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The Rise of Generative Test Instrumentation

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By Max Maxfield
| EE Journal Verified
I’ve just seen the future of test and instrumentation and test, and it’s awesome, let me tell you! Yes, I know I said, “test and instrumentation and test.” Do I look like the sort of man who wouldn’t know if he said, “test and instrumentation and test”? (Don’t answer that.) The thing is that there is a subtle difference between “test and instrumentation” and “instrumentation and test.” What’s that, you say? You are agog with excitement at the prospect of hearing more.
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