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palladium

@palladium

Joined June 13th, 2026

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Hello friends! My name is palladium, and I am excited to be joining y'all for Hack Club's Stardance challenge! I am a current machine learning/AI geek trying to deploy my models onto devices such as my ESP32/Arduino Uno. I love building new things from all different fields, such as biology, comp neuro, and hardware (used to tinker with Arduino kits a lot).
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if you give a software geek kicad…

hey everyone! my name is palladium, and I am building a tamagotchi (basically) on a macropad, based on neurons as my pet. i have not gotten to the neuron part but i’ll figure it out through wikipedia :)

i have created the pcb layout in kicad, and i am trying to learn how to use fusion 360, as I have absolutely no idea what is going on. i’ll just watch a few tutorials and figure out how to design a case around all of this.

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The good

I started off by planning out how exactly I would run a neuron model on an ESP32, and tested out three models (in order of complexity): GLIF, perisomatic, and all-active.

After reading the official documentation from the AllenSDK GitHub repo, I wrote some scripts testing out the models, which will later be used to reverse-engineer the models so I can figure out how I can put them on a Teensy ESP32.

…and the not so good.

Although the simulations were great, I had to adapt to outdated Python versions by using WSL and Linux to run the initial Python tests. In addition, NEURON gave me a hard time with the perisomatic and all-active models, but I did get some C files which I can look at later.

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