Aromasin

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by Aromasin 3y ago
Water + Fish Stew seemed to break everything for me!
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I always find it incredible what just a few short years of rationing during WW2 did to British cuisine for decades after. It was as extravagant and flavourful for the middle and upper classes of the 19th century and prior as any other cultu
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by Aromasin 3y ago
This is more a case of industry doing something with no meaningful input from the government, and politicians acting like they made it happen.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Applied Mathematics certainly has the intention of using Math to solve problems from other fields though. I studied Robotics, and shared several classes with people from the Applied Mathematics course; * Transportation Modelling (using mat
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I'm quoting a journal article I read probably nigh on 5 years ago, but as far as I remember yes. It depends on the size, so it won't remove all but it will remove the vast majority.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
To be confirmed officially: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/programmable... The rumour mill through the distributors suggests they will be available on standard though, as they'
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by Aromasin 3y ago
When I was 16, I spent way too much time playing Leagues of Legends. My life would be so much easier now if I started practising what I do now that early!
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Look up Agilex 5 and 3. Announced some time last year/early this year. Low to mid range devices. Early access customers are working on designs for 5 now.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I know a Altera folks personally. From my understanding this is happening - new shares and all. They'll stay on Intel stock until the new entity is finalised (some time next year). Apparently the plan is to go private and create a new
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Counter point to this, we use them almost exclusively. Their Agilex 7 and Stratix 10 devices make up most of the compute on our acceleration cards. The fact they have market ready CXL IP when no one else does has been a recent win for us. W
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I mean, he had a phone too. The firestick is a red herring the BBC are using to sensationalise the situation.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It can be, but the divide isn't as pronounced as it was in the late 90s and early 00s. I know that RTL engineers tend to make more than most software engineers nowadays. My previous housemate worked in the tech recruitment industry, an
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I've bounced around a few companies, and all the smartest people I know are in the semiconductor industry. Some of them - self-proclaimed hardware engineers - would write better code than what I've seen come out of lifelong softwa
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Still produced in the UK: https://www.ford.co.uk/cars/focus
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I work for one of their big competitors, and all my conversations with customers tend to follow the same string; "NVIDIA is milking us dry, we want an alternative, but all the alternatives require significant redesign in languages and
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by Aromasin 3y ago
To be honest, provided none of the tax/profit makes its way back to Russia through illegal channels to circumvent sanctions, I don't see the problem. I know plenty of my colleagues migrated out of Russia to Germany, Israel, Turkey
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Project Catapult as other comments have spoken about, and the newly announced Azure Boost has FPGAs on board too.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Note that Microsoft has been using "custom chips" for years; they've just been on FPGAs not ASICs. They've developed IP to accelerate a whole bunch of processes, so it's not like they've suddenly come around to
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Is this not the classic story about the 50 students who make 1 pot well, versus 50 who make 100 pots quickly? The people who make 100 pots always end up with the best pot. Why then do architecture schools, from what I'm reading, believ
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Precisely this. Most modern CPUs would be better called SoCs, with CPU/GPU/XPU cores all on a single package. If you want any sort of stopping power in terms of the number of cores or the clocking speed of said cores, you need mas
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I had a very similar experience. I used to do a lot of "urban exploring" in the UK, and as part of that, I visited Paris for it with some friends. We went with a guide I met on a forum to a secret resistance shelter recently uncov
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I can't tell you how many people I know who must have read "How to Win Friends and Influence People" once and became parrots whose only contribution to the conversation was to ask me questions and say my name repeatedly. That
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Damn, that's a memory unlocked there. I forgot it existed completely. It was huge during my university days, and led to some very entertaining posts about things happening around the campus. In hindsight though, a huge amount of the po
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by Aromasin 3y ago
My friend - a notorious luddite - bought a newer iMac recently. He was sold by the marketing and videos/reviews of it. I've yet to see him sit at his desk to use it once beyond the first time. It's a paperweight. Same goes fo
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Genetics absolutely has something to do with it. If a non-native Australian came along and started self-identifying as an aboriginal they'd be lambasted, and excluded from this advisory body as it's not meant for them. States and
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Reconciliation is a concept that I've not been able to wrap my head around, and I'm interested whether anyone here has read books that have swayed them one way or the other that they could recommend, especially with what's ha
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It's worth investing some time in it now. The tools are a bit more fleshed out along with the documentation, so it's not the pain it once was. It's been a godsend for some image processing work I've been doing of late. T
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Altera were roadblocked by relying on Intel nodes. Their new product lines (Agilex 9/7/5/3) are excellent however, despite being 3 or 4 years too late to the market. I've been lucky enough to have early access to them. I
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It does feel quite strange. Altera spent the last 7 years getting rid of and merging all their HR/IT/Marketing/Sales/Legal and so on with Intel. All they had that was independent was engineering and planning, and even th
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37767831

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