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Bosinski
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Comment #48552816
and this neurix-app was written done using the topaz-language ? Or do i miss smth. obvious ? greets
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Comment #44648688
404 ?
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Comment #44022918
What a horrible voice - terrible.
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Comment #43310046
I can not find infos about the Vector-extensions ? Is this cpu/board suitable to test the RISC-V Vector extensions ? thx for any insights..
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Comment #43049828
wrong link or maybe clickbait ?
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Comment #40355637
I guess 128-bits is the max-width found on Arm/Neon. My question would be if wider registers > 138-bit on Intel/Amd will be used if avail ?
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Comment #40085695
The swiss newspaper NZZ reported in february that the cost for a drone, out of russian ( licensed-) production - i believe the site that has been attacked recently - is 27.000 EUR …
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Comment #39904890
Nice writeup and i agree that for most of the time the EU was peaceful alliance focussed on achieving closer economic integration among their members. But these days, i wonder how …
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Comment #39818303
cos' its legend :)
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Comment #39697652
is this spam - i can't sign in ? Can anybody else ?
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Comment #39693285
oh lord, Boing has run these days..
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Comment #36997591
I'd start with english "The Art of Multiprocessor Programming" (Herlihy, Shavit) ISBN 0-12-397795-9. Then start to study 'classic designs' from the literature like concurrent-(stac…
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Comment #36936971
hmm, you should name the environment where things should happen ? Could be e.g. inside the Java-VM, .Net, maybe some mobile-OS or a Browser-Engine ? Once that is clear, it's a bit …
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Comment #36936861
A concurrent lock-free vector would be nice-to-have - i just found one paper you might already know 'Lock-free Dynamically Resizeable Arrays' 2006 (Dechev, Pirkelbauer, Stroustrup)…
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Comment #36868610
nice story - reminds me of "When Walmart settled in Germany." and after opening up every employee had to answer the boss screaming 'Who is the king ?' The choir responded 'The cust…
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Comment #35525702
no-access
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Comment #35503768
nim,coffeescript|civet
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Comment #33738177
somebody turned the lights off ? Or is it just me, not beeing able to find the switch ?
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Comment #30886772
I enjoyed the Typescript definitions of LSP-protocol.
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