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someguy12

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    Comment #17491599

    I work for a small trading firm. Our trading platform is on FPGA. I use SystemVerilog for both RTL and testbenches. I edit in Sublime with a SystemVerilog plugin. I use Sublime's b…

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    Comment #17420984

    Indeed. Deathbird Stories was my intro to Ellison; it completely blew my 20 year old mind.

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    Comment #16825445

    Yeah. The trick is getting your foot in the door. Equal amounts of expertise and luck are helpful. Most jobs you'll find online or through a recruiter aren't going to be the $300k+…

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    Comment #16814118

    I'm an FPGA dev making more than 300k in NYC working for a trading firm.

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    Comment #16506227

    Although this is misplaced, I'll reply anyway. There isn't more buzz around the Stratix 10 MX because it's a phantom chip. Intel's December press release clearly states that the ch…

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    Comment #15746132

    That quote is misleading. He's talking about perceived price. The actual price of an equity is the price at which the execution occurs. And for every execution there are two sides,…

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    Comment #13989914

    They mention that the F1 instance is using Xilinx's UltraScale+ FPGAs and that they have approx. 6800 DSP slices. You can see that they must be targeting the VU9P from the product …

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    Comment #13928005

    It's a very expensive, very customizable appliance. Hence Amazon's AWS F1 instance and Nimbix cloud.

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    Comment #13747633

    Altera/Intel and Xilinx have FPGAs coming out this year with HBM which should make them competitive with existing GPU memory bandwidth.

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    Comment #13671946

    Can you explain your perspective on open source ideology as it applies to hardware design? I see people complain every so often about lack of open source tools for FPGAs and CPLDs …