coffee_bender

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by coffee_bender 14y ago
Assigning the wire on the same line it is declared is supported in all major synthesis and simulation tools I have used. I'm not sure what verilog standard its from, but I would guess its part of verilog 2001.
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by coffee_bender 15y ago
Interesting stuff but light on details. Anyone work in this field who can provide insight as to how the data is initially encoded in the DNA?
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by coffee_bender 15y ago
I primarily do FPGA design and embedded software. I agree we are definitely under represented on HN though.
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by coffee_bender 15y ago
I haven't tried this particular development board but it looks pretty inexpensive and would be a good starter board. http://www.easyfpga.com/
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by coffee_bender 16y ago
Looking at the product brief, it seems that the Intel CPU and the FPGA are being packaged on the same module and connected over PCI-E. So the interface from the processor to the FPGA will be over this connection. I imagine the development f
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by coffee_bender 17y ago
I should also note that an FPGA will not perform as well as a custom ASIC (such as a GPU) in terms of speed, power, or price (in significantly large quantities). An FPGA can be a very good options for moderate to low volume applications. Yo
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by coffee_bender 17y ago
It seems like everything the author likes about vim are simply features he found more easily than he did in emacs. Duplicating a line in emacs is not difficult. emacs certainly has macros as well. A few simple google queries or looking in t