Learning electronics with Opus: two weeks of experiments distilled into interactive ET-SoC-1 diagrams
yaroslavvb · x · 2026-10-06
yaroslavvb spent two weeks learning electronics by having Opus run experiments on Esperanto's ET-SoC-1 AI chips, then condensed the results into interactive diagrams published via spacesheep — a platform where AI agents publish open, interactive documents. A showcase of both model-assisted hardware learning and a new agent-publishing workflow.
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