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tails4e

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    Comment #49115465

    Yes, I work in hardware design ans the cost to code up the RTL for an idea and compare it to the existing code in terms of PPA, its very expensive in terms of engineering time. Thi…

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    Comment #47607824

    This is true, but a lot of the top positions are being replaced with unqualified loyalists. It's only a matter of time, if this continues, that the competent workforce gets eroded

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    Comment #46346324

    How does this compare to CORDIC for sin/cos generation? Which is more accurate, etc ?

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    Comment #46185574

    My code wasn't written to be hard to decipher, and it wasn't a goal to get everything on one line by any stretch, I just didn't like an if with regext was 2 lines minimum in python…

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    Comment #46180626

    I liked perl, it was the first language I used daily as a HW engineer. When I moved to python more recently what I missed the most was how easy it was to do a one liner if with reg…

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    Comment #46180602

    I heard last year the potential future of gaming is not rendering but fully AI generated frames. 3 seconds per 'frame' now, it's not hard to believe it could do 60fps in a few shor…

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    Comment #46180519

    Why not follow decompilation like ghidra does, rather than guess, compile, compare? It seems more sensible to actually decompile.

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    Comment #46014780

    I didn't understand the background before the explanation, but afterwards I did. Inl walked me through the mathematical steps and each was logical and ok to follow if you have a ba…

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    Comment #46014772

    It was. I asked it to give more details on parts of the derivation I didn't quite follow and it did that. Overall it was able to build from the ground up to the solution and solve …

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    Comment #45973958

    I just had chatgpt explain that problem to me (I was unfamiliar with the mathematical background). It showed how to solve closed form answers for H(2) and H(3) and then numerical s…

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    Comment #45461931

    Exactly. The solutions can be as simple as this. Israel has the power to fix this, they choose to do the opposite

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    Comment #45275156

    This makes sense, but what does not make sense is who tested this 'ultimate mode', I mean they went to the trouble of adding a physical hardware switch on the motherboard for this,…

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    Comment #44994676

    It depends on the blue collar job, but electrician, plumber, roofer, all seem pretty safe from automation for a while at least.

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    Comment #44892764

    It takes a long time to get form standard to silicon, so I bet there are design teams working on pcie7 right now, which won't see products for 2 or more years

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    Comment #44258154

    Exactly this. If a junior dev is never exposed to the task of reasoning about code themselves, they never will know what the difference between good and bad code is. Code based wil…

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    Comment #44100921

    No, this is just an a analogy. The reality is the data is heavily modulated, and also the video is encoded so at no point would something that visually looks like an image be visib…

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    Comment #44087261

    What do you find thats so awful? Once you understand the main footguns and how to avoid them, it's overall very solid.

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    Comment #44068767

    Well doesnt this go somewhat to the root of consciousness? Are we not the sum of our experiences and reflections on those experiences? To say an LLM will 'simply' respond as would …

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    Comment #44019927

    I am surprised more uC use cases have not moved to RISC-5. What do you see keeping you on ARM for what you work on?

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    Comment #44019920

    RISC-V is not immune from license fees, unless you want to design a high performance core from the ground up. If you want something as capable as an M4, there is years of R&D to ge…

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    Comment #44012877

    I have it in docker a d use supervised mode (which seems discouraged, but I want my machine for other uses also). The one thing I struggle with is updating, I'm concerned if I upda…

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    Comment #44002751

    Especially when doing the right/safe thing by default is at worst a minor performance hit. They could change the default to be sane and provide a backwards compatible switch to pra…

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    Comment #43962848

    SystemVerilog is a much better language than verilog. You can get pretty strong typed behaviour now, if you use the language parts that allow that. It's like C, if you use it poorl…

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    Comment #43849481

    This is something that has been tried, basically constructing an analog matrix multiply/dot product and it gives reasonable power efficiency at into levels of precision. More preci…

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    Comment #43810358

    I thought this was going to talk about how printf is implemented. I worked with a tiny embedded processor that had 8k imem, and printf is about 100k alone. Crazy. Switched to a mor…