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It always makes me smile when I hear the term "8-bit" used to describe art. The strict hardware and software limitations of early computers spawned a complete visual aesthetic!
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It seems like the most immediate way to meet low-cost but high volume is through in vitro meat culture [1]. It will likely take awhile to clear the health and GMO-fear hurdles, but it's coming. Especially places where raising livestock
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In a real-time system at work, we originally used Redis as a locking mechanism to avoid resource contention. However, it turned out the better long-term solution was to better use our reliable message broker and make tasks finer grain. So,
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When Your Boss Is an Uber Algorithm
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Neither tool has a good way to do matched-impedance traces. Both rely on scripting or a plugin to do this, and the feedback is not real-time nor can you make design rules on matched nets. Also, neither tool integrates smoothly with simulati
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Making hardware more agile
(semiengineering.com)
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KiCad 4.0.0 is Out
(kicad-pcb.org)
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Wouldn't some of what this article describes happen simply because of specialization? As the knowledge in a field broadens, no one person, less so a person outside the field, can read and keep up with the publications. Therefore a sin
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KiCad 4.0.0 is Out
(kicad-pcb.org)
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Owning it, or, how to tell whether or not you’re leading
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Not an ignorant question at all! This is actually a subtle problem in switching regulator design: high duty-cycle operation and efficiency. Basically, if you input a voltage very close to the output voltage, the switch part of a switching r
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I would guess even less than 24. Today you can write your structural Verilog implementation, run an automatic mapping to a PDK standard cell library, and simulate to verify. The hardest part might be floor planning for something like that t
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We have a choice in what system we use for managing natural resources and preventing large-scale environmental problems. Just because capitalism has been efficient so far for economic growth does not mean the current implementation is perfe
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It's too bad ultrasonic transducers this size (~16mm) are too large to make a linear phased array with high angle range and low grating lobes [1]. This means that a different object or particle might be manipulated simultaneously with
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Sample size of 76....
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How is this not a troll article....
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Numato Opsis: FPGA-based open video platform
(crowdsupply.com)
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Making hardware more agile
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Intel shaking global DRAM market
(businesskorea.co.kr)
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An example use case: shuffle terabytes of plant genomic data to a TACC supercomputer, crunch data, and shuffle gigabytes of results back.
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There is a whole group of tools for transfers when your data is big: http://moo.nac.uci.edu/~hjm/HOWTO_move_data.html
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Research Scientists to Use Network Much Faster Than Internet
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Gallium-Arsenisde has a high switching speed because of the higher carrier mobility, but the higher frequency applications it is used in dissipate high power. This article's transistors will not likely have a high switching speed, just
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This AT&T Bell Labs documentary about the anti-ballistic missile defense program is eye-opening. The program roots are in the Nike anti-bomber defense program. The complexity of radar and digital signal processing technology in the 196
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I agree so far as some progressive activists are fighting against being offended rather than fighting for rights. No person has a right not to be offended, and not every creative piece should be required to target all demographics. Yes, law
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Dispelling the myth of not enough diversity in games
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It doesn't appear like the researchers have access to the car's firmware, so how can they guarantee their code will not have other unpredictable effects? Automotive parts and firmware are put through endless testing before being a
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They did not only risk their own lives. They put other people around them at an increase risk when it was unnecessary. That is the argument, that it was not necessary. This same demonstration could have been done on a track or other control
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There is also a lot of space between general purpose CPU and completely blank-slate FPGAs. GPUs are essential very wide data word processors (one instruction but a large data vector). And, there are also configurable pipeline processors tha
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Three Schemes to Revolutionize Nuclear Power
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