Lastik & NovaFrame
Hey Lastik, I keep dreaming about a machine that captures the whispers of our subconscious and turns them into moving images—what if we built one together?
Sounds cool, but the brain’s not exactly a clean signal source. I can sketch a coil and a sensor, but turning whispers into moving pictures isn’t a quick DIY project. Let’s map the basics first, then see if it works.
Yeah, the brain is a storm of noise, but that’s the beauty—each hiss a potential scene. Let’s start with a simple mapping of voltage to color, then layer in the synaptic pulses as motion blur. We'll build the prototype like a dream scaffold, see where the echoes lead us.
Okay, grab a voltmeter and a RGB strip. We’ll feed the raw output into a DAC, map that to hue, then use a high‑speed camera to capture the bleed of the pulses. Once we have a frame buffer, we can start dithering the motion blur. Just keep the power supply tidy, I hate spaghetti cables. Let's get to it.