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by Neywiny 2y ago
Interesting that more people weren't asking for more explanation on this. I feel like the article did a poor job but other commenters explained it well. More commonly I see this with `def f(x=list()):...` or similar. Linters will even
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by Neywiny 2y ago
My ISP forced a switch maybe a year ago or so. Everything broke and I couldn't connect to anything. I had to change the router and I think then my computer (though that doesn't make sense in hindsight, maybe I just needed a reboot
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by Neywiny 2y ago
The AI engines have floating point support. The AIE-ML emulates it. I don't know which kind these are based off of. The DSP58 of the Versal (which has the AI engines) also has floating point
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I implemented a bit of a STM32 and it was a chore and a half. I've noticed 2 things with the code base: 1. It's C but they really want C++. Qemu wrote their own class system, foreach loops, containers, etc. And because of that,
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by Neywiny 2y ago
IMO that's an odd choice for a micro. It initially looked like it could translate the custom SD card writing to FAT in SW, but with only 64K of flash that's not great. Some STM HAL irqs are almost that size. My recommendation is t
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I respect your disagreement. It was certainly a word I debated a few minutes
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by Neywiny 2y ago
I watched the whole thing but a bit ago when it came out. He did better than just that, he frankly humiliated the program in my eyes. The points I took away from his talk were: 1. Stop lying to yourselves and figure out the hard math (most