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Comment #33171324
The double blind process only requires that this be done during the review drafts. The final camera-ready version for publication can use the first person without compromising the …
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Comment #33171141
You do not have to censor: you simply refer to yourselves in the third person to make your shared identity plausibly deniable. A work that is worthy of being of publication should …
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Comment #30859950
The title is misleading as written in the article. It should be "The Uselessness of Phenylephrine as a Decongestant". Phenylephrine is a lifesaving medicine in emergency medicine t…
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Comment #28641068
I'm surprised the article never mentioned War Plan Red: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Plan_Red
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Comment #26378717
It also has a proprietary PHY protocol, which always struck me as an major downside to something whose adoption is closing to making it the next de facto standard. DASH7 [1] is an …
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Comment #26207842
Just to calm your nerves: place and route algorithms are often classical AI anyway, the things that is changing is what still is and isn't referred to as "AI". The cool thing about…
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Comment #26117876
Maybe as opposed to a theoretical treatment? In academia, there is a dichotomy in CS research between systems and theory, which may have been what they were getting at.
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Comment #25096750
A code density prioritizing modern ISA is something that I've thought a lot about too. Would be an interesting possibility in the embedded space. I think that there are certain tri…
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Comment #25094966
One of the interesting comments in that article was how they pinned limited width of x86 decode implementations on variable instruction length. There are obvious code density benef…
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Comment #25094886
It has really been cascading process delays dating back to 2014 when 14 nm got pushed back when Broadwell was supposed to launch, too.
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Comment #25062976
(I am also biased because the designs I work on are small enough that ECP and presumably upcoming Lattice FPGAs are plenty. I am excited by the Xilinx reverse engineering efforts, …
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Comment #25062928
Random ones requiring keep attributes for no reason on larger designs to keep stuff from being inferred away erroneously. Certain issues with limitations on SV interfaces only supp…
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Comment #25062618
Yes, and it is also a bug riddled mess that is prone to synthesis errors. I am hoping maybe the AMD acquisition will encourage them to open more things up to get more eyes on the s…
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Comment #24983754
Yes, apparently some US plastic recycling programs amounted to fraud in that they would simply export waste without due diligence about the overseas sites they were shipping them t…
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Comment #24966709
Early on, I remember there being concerns about forcing ethanol in gasoline used in maritime applications on the theory that the water soluble ethanol would draw water in at a high…
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Comment #24516232
CadQuery is another good options to do parametric CAD from Python without using a DSL: https://github.com/CadQuery/cadquery