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Comment #46319123
Sure. The hang up here is SWEs belief those abstractions must be stored as some syntax they know; C, Python, RoR, Linux, Elixir... whatever. There is zero obligation to capture the…
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Comment #46318860
You don't see the connection because you weren't invited to participate in numerous discussions where these connections are made explicitly via detailed analysis. I have more to do…
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Comment #46318763
I meant they aren't sticking with obligation to software history. Of course they have not dumped their own methods.
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Comment #46317695
Easy; endlessly big little numbers. "Endless" until the machine runs out of real memory addresses anyway. You all really think engineers at Samsung, nVidia, etc whose job it is to …
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Comment #46317456
You all really believe PhDs and principle hardware engineers at Samsung, nVidia, etc have not worked around any abstract problem you all can come up with? We need a layer of abstra…
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Comment #46316083
Well starting over from first principles is exactly what the chip design and manufacture industry is doing. We also cannot afford, in non-finance terms, to burn all the resources o…
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Comment #46315323
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Comment #46315215
Try almost 30 years in electrical engineering. I know exactly what those layers of abstraction are used for. Why so many? Jobs making layers of abstraction. But all of them are dev…
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Comment #46315088
Bachelors in electrical engineering, masters in math; elastic structures applied to modeling electrical systems. Started career in late 90s designing boards for telecom companies n…
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