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   by finfet1 9y ago

   We're not talking about achieving on-die chip speeds at the picosecond range here. We're talking about interface specifications between the CPU and the DRAM, USB, etc -- these things can be designed for based on specs, and you don
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   by finfet1 9y ago

   Perhaps a solution would be if the verilog cpu project provided a few specific model numbers for each part (obviously, choosing ones that are commonly available and lesser cost), so that public contributors can work towards a common implem
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   by finfet1 10y ago

   Academia is probably keeping quiet since most of EE, CS, CE is heavily dependent on IEEE publications for reputation and career advancement and paper-reputation.
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   by finfet1 10y ago

   IEEE and IEEE Explore have been actively going after professors and forcing them to take down links to their own papers. In the past, many professors hosted pdf's on their websites for their papers -- this has only stopped because IEEE
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   by finfet1 10y ago

   Totally agree. I have gone through academia and am now in industry; the other day I wanted to read and browse basic papers in IEEE Explore for basic knowledge on new topics. Since I am no longer a student, I am willing to pay money - as mu
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   by finfet1 10y ago

   haha... self timed domino .. published like 10-15 years ago already. this won't work for many reasons that everyone in the industry already knows. High fan-out back to many gates that are spatially distant means that you need not only