That looks awesome! Any possibility of making it a kit? Would be great to have on a desk at work.

On Mar 17, 2025, at 3:09 AM, newxito <[email protected]> wrote:

It still has the same number of nixies as the non-RPN version but an additional horizontal neon for the exponent sign. By keeping the 14 nixies, it was possible to maintain all the clock modes and implement a dynamic exponent range. The keyboard has now 5 additional keys and the functionality was extended from 15 to 33 operations.

Switching to arbitrary-precision arithmetic was a failure. It worked but was too slow for a few special cases of pow and non-integer factorials (gamma approximation). I will give it another try, but for now I’m back to 64-bit floating-point.

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