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Interesting. I hadn't seen that, but the NVidia numbers on their own products seem credible. I do agree that the flexibility of having real CUDA cores is nice.
couldn't this play games then? seems to be a pretty nice platform for a homebrew videogame console.
but im more interested as a cudann box
99$ With 50$ shipping to France. What a great deal /s Or straight up 130€ (150$) from Nvidia France. Not quite 99$.
Feels like this could have been better managed - especially with the 16 week delivery time! Unlike the Coral which was announced, ordered and in my hands within three days!
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I never said anything about a phone charger. Are you confused who you are replying to?
Maybe the reply was meant for me? Maybe it's just me but because there is no off switch on a Rpi I am constantly plugging and unplugging it, I have found the receiver or female part of the connector on the board tends to get loose from that, that is where the loss of power seems to be coming from, I have run into this issue with my BLU amazon phone also. I'm just not a fan of the micro USB connector I guess, but mayb…
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spent $1500 (By flying from Minnesota to LA and renting a boat to get salt from the sea)
You're right, he cheated by using premade vehicles. He should've made those himself
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There are recent low-cost NVMe drives that do 2x, I believe.
If a PCIe device doesn't fall back to the available channels that is most likely a bug. An NVMe from a reputable manufacturer should work in this slot.
I don't see any.
From Nvidia's site: >NVIDIA Jetson Nano modules will be available from distributors worldwide starting June 2019.
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I also love this showerthought from reddit: All the materials for wverything made has existed on earth for billions of years, they just werent assembled in the right order yet.
Humans are the right collection of molecules to form a self aware machine that can make showerthoughts. We are literally animate matter.
I am continually amazed that we're able to buy better and cheaper processors that no one could have dreamed about at such power/cost 50 years ago. I estimate it would take me and you maybe 1 year to learn how to build / assemble most things you find in your house that cost $1000 in a store -- a couch, a rug, even a simple kitchen appliance (the dumb kind). But a CPU / computer? I could not invent that given 10,000 ye…
I am continually amazed that we're able to buy better and cheaper processors that no one could have dreamed about at such power/cost 50 years ago. I estimate it would take me and you maybe 1 year to learn how to build / assemble most things you find in your house that cost $1000 in a store -- a couch, a rug, even a simple kitchen appliance (the dumb kind). But a CPU / computer? I could not invent that given 10,000 ye…
Invent CPUs, probably not. That took tens of millions of hours across decades of iterations.
But it’s actually not impossible to create your own CPU from scratch. I’d suggest starting off with a $50 or less FPGA and start learning about the logical building blocks of a modern CPU. You can then advance to building up a basic CPU fairly easily. Creating a full featured ISA and then designing out the circuits and having the chip actually fabbed is not trivial, but I know of many hobbyists who have, so it’s certainly doable if you’re dedicated enough.
