Why haven't you taken the blue pill user?
Why haven't you taken the blue pill user?
Cameron Wright
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Dominic Martin
What the fuck do you mean faggot?
Joseph Long
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Blake Russell
STM's chips always strike me as pin starved. What if I want to use every on-chip peripheral at once?
Alexander Sullivan
More pills than you can enema kid.
Adrian Lewis
i have black
Jackson Perez
Yeah you can get more pins elsewhere, but these things are tiny, use very little power, and cost $2. They're perfect for a lot of small embedded stuff.
Xavier Stewart
>STM's
dont have WIFI
and low memory
$2 too mach
Nathan Reyes
>he expects wifi and gobs of RAM for $2
Its a programmable microcontroller, not a computer. What are you trying to do with it?
Tyler Harris
esp8266 have all this for $1.5
Eli Cook
Can you imagine being so involved in memes that you argue that one motherboard is better than another based on the color of the motherboard?
Luis Cooper
Can you imagine being so dense that you call a microcontroller evaluation board a motherboard, and assume that we're comparing them solely on color and not features like RAM, speed, program storage space, whether some wireless technology is included, or whether there's a little screen to show status on?
Gabriel Nelson
yes
Nathan Gonzalez
it doesnt have as powerful of a processor
Zachary Turner
>motherboard
Mason Adams
it have more powerful of a processor
Jose Edwards
I already took the white pill, user.
Blake Fisher
About to buy a few of these for fun, what should i do with them?
Kayden Davis
Oliver Parker
>what should i do with them?
this
Landon Lopez
Never even touched a ZX spectrum, but it looks cool. Could be.
Colton Collins
>> k210
>> RISC-V
get sum
Caleb Cook
is there a bittorrent client small enough to run on it?
Ethan Reyes
>stm8
hahahahahahaha fucking noobs might as well use noobduino
>no gcc
>8 bit
>not really low power
mec mec real MCU comin thru
>gcc port
>ultra low power
>16 bit
>TI
Easton Wright
> k210
> has gcc
> 64 bit
> low power
Grayson Jackson
> has gcc
> 64 bit
> low power
>can't buy it
seems great
Ryder Young
SOON
William Smith
I dunno, get the version of the chip that has more pins? They make them in up to LQFP100.
They have vastly superior analog and discrete I/O, timers and DMA instead. ESP modules on their own are only good for IoT teapots; if you want more serious automation, you want an ESP *together* with a Cortex-M.
You're thinking of ESP32. Processor-wise, ESP8266 is slower than STM32F1, although not by an order of magnitude like Arduino.
Where did you even get STM8 from? Lay off the crack.
Jack Diaz
>not using shit that is application specific
You faggots disgust me
Ryder Torres
ESP8266 is faster than STM32F1
William Myers
>16-bit in AD 2019
>"glorious" TI documentation and support
There's a reason why no one wants MSP430 in hobby projects.
Blake Nelson
No, in real life tasks it's not.
Dylan Thompson
Baby duck syndrome is a hell of a drug.
Brandon Fisher
5v overcoked shit STM VS 3.5V low power masterrace ESP
also proce
Owen Lopez
UMA
Blake Hill
It runs on 2.0 to 3.6 V.
>also proce
Are you having a stroke user?
Charles Jackson
Nume numa hey, numa numa hey, numa numa numa hey
Leo Foster
expencive shit without WIFI on some specail selected secret task sometimes faster than ESP
that oll
Henry Cruz
Just waiting on a level shifter to come in the mail to start flashing my esp8266, gonna wifi enable my kettle so I don't have to get out of bed as early in the morning
Luis Butler
>expencive
>specail
>that oll
The IQ of shills on Jow Forums have been dropping catastrophically lately.
Adrian Baker
Why not just plug it into a wifi socket adapter?
Levi Rodriguez
because that costs about $20 and is nowhere near as fun as doing it urself
Jack Jones
Fair enough. Just don't skimp on relays and power supply, any /csg/ stuff dealing with mains voltage is best avoided.
John Green
Here's what I have at the moment lol
Using a raspbpi is overkill but its funny enough that I think it's worth posting and that finally it has some sort of use.
Dominic Phillips
That's a fire hazard. Unless that's an unusually low-power kettle, you're operating the relay above its rated current, which is bad even for quality relays, much less chink ones.
Samuel Mitchell
Na it's about bang on for the rating, she'll be right.
Gabriel Collins
For chink relays, it's best to divide the rated current by 2 at least. Although a kettle is a relatively safe load since it's mostly a big-ass resistor with not much inrush current.
Adam Kelly
Is this a linked list?
Ryan Turner
They have even LQFP144. Search for STM32 Nucleo 144, it's a nice development board.
Jayden Jones
TI forces you to use IAR Workbench to create firmware for their shitty MCUs
Alexander Rogers
I love these things. Which ODE do you guys use? SW4STM32 works best for me
Anthony Davis
I love these things. Which IDE do you guys use? ESP8266 works best for me
John Bell
are you retarded?
Jacob Walker
MSP430 is an officially supported target for the GNU GCC, you imbecile.
Can you not read? Fucking brainlet.
Blake Jenkins
Yeah these things are fucking rad. Got a Sipeed MAIX coming in the mail
Michael Clark
Waiting them too. The wait is unbearable :D
Adam Cook
Already have
Christian Lee
Well I'm not the guy who wants to "use every peripheral at once" (what kind of device even requires that?)
One of two commercial projects I made with STM32 even had the absolute minimal 20-pin package because all it did was get some numbers from a serial port and then draw them on a SPI LCD.
Easton Sanchez
I have at least 10 devboards, all with different mcu-s i haven't touched either one of them in atleast a year
Help
Jeremiah Gonzalez
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