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By day, I teach Computer Science and do research. By night, I do a lot of projects related to everything.

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An electronic slide rule, which was often called a simple analog computer in the 50s and 60s.
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Recreation of the Limrose Compukit 1 from 1970.
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An old-school style electronics lab to learn about transistor-based logic gates.
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Michael Gardi wrote 02/04/2021 at 02:48 • point

The Compukit  looks pretty cool. It reminds me if the DEC H-500. Same era too. 

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deftcoyote wrote 02/04/2021 at 03:17 • point

Thanks! I'm a big fan of the old logic trainers like the H-500- I don't have nearly the patience to tackle something that large though.

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Michael Gardi wrote 02/04/2021 at 02:40 • point

Wow. Thanks for all the likes!

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