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Comment #47725625
What a crime is is determined by the population. For a very long time, the population has given the idea of a "justice system" to... Well, the justice system. Things have deteriora…
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Comment #46865347
There is no documentation of what the LEDs were _actually_ doing. There are descriptions, like 'Random and Pleasing is an LFSR', but no actual information that maps to actual pixel…
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Comment #46256649
gettin some real shit hacker news commentors say energy with this one
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Comment #45986536
you'd think so, man. you'd really fuckin think so.
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Comment #45982556
Author here – I did do the ‘think real hard and write Python’ part, but at the netlist level. I used simulated annealing on the 8196 nets to minimize total length / crossings befor…
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Comment #45982515
Hi, author here, for this project, the backplane is as much of the computer as the 'daughter cards'. Think of it like the wire-wrap boards of _really old_ minicomputers. I'm using …
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Comment #45974488
> On the technical side, somewhat more recent FPGA 'placement' algorithms used a simulated annealing algorithm, while what you didn't isn't about placement, that approach could pos…
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Comment #45974113
Hey, guy who made this here. This probably deserves a little explanation. First off, I'd like to tell you I'm really, really unemployed, and have the freedom to do some cool stuff.…
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Comment #45750962
It's for a 4096-node cluster arranged in a 12-bit hamming-distance 1 graph. If you know what I'm talking about please don't spoil it for the others. Yeah, it's a very expensive hob…
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Comment #45750758
"fame"
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Show HN: GPU-Based Autorouting for KiCad
This project began when I decided it would be easier to write an autorouter than route a 8000+ net backplane by hand. This is a KiCad plugin with a few different algorithms, the co…
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Comment #45692080
> Another issue: art and philosophy have very limited or zero dependence on a material substrate. Computation has overwhelming dependence on the performance of its physical substra…
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Comment #44612823
I fixed that https://bbenchoff.github.io/pages/MacSSL.html
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Comment #41143598
acktually, traditionally, 'batteries' referred to two or more cells. This keeps with the etymology of the word as an emplacement of cannon or guns. If OP meant a single cell, they …
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Comment #39902388
https://bmsir.ytmnd.com/
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Comment #38756466
If you've ever wondered why it's ctrl+g: https://twitter.com/ViolenceWorks/status/1335382435031252992...
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Comment #38496488
You are not owed a license. You are not owed neither software nor hardware. If you don't like it, re-create all the work, but don't plagiarize, and release it under whatever open s…
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Comment #37139977
You're right. This was taken with a Quicktake 150: https://640by480.com/posts/397/
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Comment #36703624
Dale lives in Petaluma; easy commute.
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Comment #36640383
FiDi is always dead. Even before covid, the hardware store on Pine was closed on random weekdays. Now at least it's open all weekdays, 8-2. So things are improving, I guess.