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From zero to Microblaze inside PetaLinux is a couple of minutes of work (and some waiting around for it to compile) and has plenty of tutorials. nMigen SoC has a Github repo that is "TBD". Maybe I just didn't look deep enough
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Machines that write believable stories can fabricate entire realities. The deepfake stuff is just a very small part of it. How much of the information we use to make our daily decisions on come from unverified sources on the internet? How m
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Cool stuff. Well presented. Just by coincidence was just reading this yesterday: https://vivonomicon.com/2020/06/13/lets-write-a-minimal-risc... nMigen is super interesting but I'm still stuck in Xilinx
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Recursion is all fine and dandy when you have TCO. Most languages don't.
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What's wrong with just using Rust 2018?
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Being resistant to debasement is good enough intrinsic value for me.
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Rome had a money system based on silver and it was eventually debased. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denarius
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1984, Brave New World, and now Fahrenheit 451. Reading these books as a kid I thought holy hell, what an awful place to live. Now they are all becoming true. It's weird.
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Unfortunately, the library story is quite limited, so for me this doesn't really justify spending more than a day looking into. Currently using Nim, which has better library support. Maybe it's possible to cross-compile Nim/Z
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In my opinion that (as a mainstream social narrative) is a false dilemma. The real division is between casual relationships and long relationships. The message I got as a young person is that casual sex should be celebrated and endorsed. Th
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It's a form of laziness, the most common of human behaviors. Deny, avoid, delay, until you're absolutely forced to do what is uncomfortable or painful.
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Why can't NFTs be done without a blockchain? Please explain. Just add multiple hash, public/private-key cryptography, downsample discrete cosine transform, etc. You can just create a file format and a protocol. Why do you need to
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Only problem with this is I can't figure out how to spend all the money generated by the tax. Obviously it should be used at a technology or process to reduce carbon from the atmosphere, but I don't think that's what governme
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I've heard composting PLA is pretty bad for the environment as it produces a lot of methane, which is much worse greenhouse gas compared to CO2. It also seems PLA doesn't degrade in landfills. It requires a built to purpose compos
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I'm sure a person whose life is saved by being able to transfer his or her wealth across the border doesn't feel like a drop in the ocean.
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Yes, it's wrong for people to use energy to make a profit. When the environmental externality is not priced in. There really should be a carbon tax.
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A chip that can mine Ethereum well is also a chip that can do mass parallel general purpose computing well.
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Is it ok if I make a Blender node system out of this?
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I also had this exact same thought, but after watching GPT-2 be a dungeon master, as long as there's causal and temporal consistency, the AI can generate some surprising and funny story lines that humans normally can not. Stories don&#
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I seem to have been able to finally translate the word "toxic". It means: a person who doesn't care about my feelings at all.
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Very inspiring work. Thanks for sharing.
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You can always water-cool the GPU, with big radiators. I have no idea about how to do it in 4U, I personally just use off the shelf consumer hardware (mini-ITX, small PSUs, short GPU, etc.) and 3D print the cases. ~10 cm height is perfectly
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They knew well in advance what the risks and issues were. Previous year they had the exact same issue just on a smaller scale. They just chose to do nothing about it.
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A honest review is not spam.
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The sacrificial lamb enters the fray. Killing off Robinhood is a much cheaper option than allowing your Wall Street buddies to take a loss.
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What's terrifying to me here is how little actual law enforcement there is against the rich and well connected, when they do wrong. If you allow a rigged game, it will rot the entire system.
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Julia is cool, but can I have a version where arrays start at zero?
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If you have to be a server farm to prune past 1 week, Bitcoin will no longer be decentralized and censorship resistant, losing its main point in the first place.
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Since nobody has made any better citation, here's one article giving a bit more depth to the issue: https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/mining/china/ Seems at least half of Bitcoin is currently mined directly

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