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by Aromasin 1y ago
You can absolutely do this using something like a CertusProNX from Lattice (I much prefer it to the Polarfire), mounting an SFP/SFP+ cage onto the FMC connector of the board, and wire their transceiver lanes to the FPGA SERDES pins. Hi
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by Aromasin 1y ago
Absolutely, but I quoted shelf price. Volume pricing can be anywhere between 30-80% less than that. Agilex 5 equivalent is ~$900 and much the same for the Ultrascale+ equivalent, so Lattice is the most competitive on cost.
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by Aromasin 1y ago
CertusPro-NX has I/O Configuration in about 4 ms and full fabric config within 30 ms (for ~100 K logic cell device). Certus, full‑device configuration within ~ 8 ms. Lattice make some really cool devices. Not the fastest fmax speeds, b
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by Aromasin 1y ago
Part of why Lattice Semi has been so successful in recent years is they've broken the paradigm slightly in that their FPGAs are much most cost-effective, while still coming with all of the things we expect of FPGAs. Lots of high-speed
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by Aromasin 1y ago
FD-SOI fabs are lacking. It's a planar transistor technology used frequently in very low power/thermal devices with small packages and with a high SEU tolerance. Lattice semiconductor use them in their FPGAs, which are the lowest
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by Aromasin 1y ago
I work in the FPGA industry, and it's a running joke that the best device manufacturer at any one time if the one with the best SERDES and PHY team. You can have the best fabric in the world with all of the best IP, but if you can&#x27
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by Aromasin 1y ago
The problem is, I haven't used it in 8 years, so there's no way to know my preference. The email is also not tied to any other accounts than perhaps a few browser video game accounts from my youth (miniclips, runescape and the lik
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by Aromasin 1y ago
Eh, I'd disagree on the Instagram front. If you look at the reels section, where most spend their time, it's just a more deplorable Tiktok. 80% of the content on there is soft core porn advertising one OnlyFans girl or another. Th
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Mines' the same. My local firewall blocked the site when the YouTube embbed tried to play, and when I switched to my work VPN it blocked the domain altogether.
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by Aromasin 2y ago
I've visited it in person, and it's utterly bizarre. You emerge from a monoculture pine forest (you can see the straight trees in the background of the photo) into a glade with the most amazing mix of ferns and moss that aren&#x27
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by Aromasin 2y ago
This seems entirely more digestible than AoE though. Don't get me wrong, I've read that book probably 6 times over in my life - it's fantastic- but it's a university text book. This new book seems aimed at simply getting
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by Aromasin 2y ago
It's probably a bit of one, a bit of two. Despite spending everyday in the garden growing up, I've always struggled with allergies and they've changed throughout my life. I was deathly allergic to tomato's and eggs as a
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by Aromasin 2y ago
"Just decided" =/= decided today. They decided months if not years ago, after months of negotiations with local authorities. Don't look at plants opening now to judge the current administration. Look at it 2 years from n
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by Aromasin 2y ago
The biggest win the Republicans and billionaire class ever had was convincing the American public that left == liberal. It's not. Blue hair, trans flag, black lives matter, pro-palestine, etcetera; these are socially liberal stances. &
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Thatcherism is shortermism manifest. It's the same attitude that plagues the corporate world - focusing on next Quarter profits rather than the next 20 years. It leaves nothing left at the end but a broken state and more billionaires t
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Turns out Thatcherism only works as long as the state still has assets to sell off. The delusion that assets would stay in the hands of the working and middle class, and not end up with the wealthy inheriting class, has to be one of the big
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by Aromasin 2y ago
This seems backwards to me. Labour can leave; someone can get on a plane in the UK where they get taxed 40%, and arrive in Dubai where they're taxed 0. Their buildings and assets can't come with them however. Capital that's n
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Of course they do. They've built entire careers around the concept that the whole economy can be models on N=1. Inequality doesn't fit into their models, so they dismiss it out of hand because otherwise the 20+ years of their life
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Okay, so a lot of ~£40k a year salaries (outside of medicine and finance) to afford a £400k house when your parents might have had a £20k salary to afford an £80k house? There's a real disparity when you consider what they did too. If
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by Aromasin 2y ago
We've seen for centuries what bored oligarchs do - they lead crusades across nations states for one bullshit reason or another with an legion of people who need to work with them for money, entering into indebted servitude agreements.
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by Aromasin 2y ago
An ankle arthroscopy leading to debridement of the joint. I have some bone or scar tissue that is causing impingement, meaning my tibia doesn't glide along the top of the talus like it should do. There's little I can do to fix the
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by Aromasin 2y ago
I can certainly attest to the consequences. I unfortunately shattered my ankle and broke my back simultaneously, which meant I didn't walk on my ankle until 6 months after the incident. As such, even 10 years later my ankle is a consta
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by Aromasin 2y ago
I used to work at Intel doing OpenVINO stuff. Should work on AMD too; it's just not validated for it so there might be quirks.
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by Aromasin 2y ago
No, they don't. Most people don't seem to get beyond 1st order thinking. At best, it's cause and effect - 3rd/4th/5th order effects are just not computable. If X then Y is the best they can manage.
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Use your own judgement, but he looked like he was rolling during the inauguration... https://x.com/Dreamshockcom/status/1881383073495048599 Some might say he was just stretching his neck, but personally I love an
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by Aromasin 2y ago
The European Payment Initiative, the EPI, abandoned its plans for a card scheme and decided to focus on an account-to-account instant payment solution (A2A) for all kinds of use cases, all through a wallet. There is an interesting synergy h
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by Aromasin 2y ago
I recently just sold on my old car, as I'm getting a company one. Figured it'd be some estate or coupe with good motorway mileage. Nope. Instead it's an SUV, which I've routinely given people shit for, for the last few y
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by Aromasin 2y ago
Over a range of the entire United States? Yes, absolutely. The grazing land is now a fraction of what it was pre-colonialization, and much more highly concentrated. Instead of giant herds moving from one pasture to another, they're kep
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by Aromasin 2y ago
I don't disagree with the sentiment of returning ecosystems to their balanced ideal, however it should be pointed out alongside your statement that overgrazing is by far and away more common as it stands than undergrazing, and there is
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by Aromasin 2y ago
And I'm sure they'll do what every pricing model analyst does, which is simplify things to N=1, average across all factors to determine what the market is willing to bear according to GDP, missing out how inequality of wealth play

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