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freemint
7y ago
You should look into fdpic as format to store your binaries in. It think i might lessen your concerns.
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7y ago
Are you trying to suggest that Zuse's computer didn't work because the NVA was not out yet? That Babbage would machine (also NVA) wouldn't have worked bc Neumann wasn't born yet?
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7y ago
I discovered this gem on Twitter. I find the thought that the president aims to have power over what is taught in universities sickening. This "suicide prevention" aims to stop it by coming close to killing universities or least i
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Preventing Suicide by Higher Education
(nationalaffairs.com)
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7y ago
The campaign also has a pilot what quality to expect. I really enjoyed the humor in the episode. The struggles with cloud vendors seemed really on point and technical explanation did not stop the flow of the episode at all. I thought the HN
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Kickstarter for Anime episode about tech startup in Tokyo
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7y ago
I found this package to be highly useful. Great to see that it is progressing like this. Still waiting for fractional derivatives.
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Also Lattice only does LUT4. (Their internal look up tables have 4 inputs) The Artix-7 has LUT6. From what i heard that means you need more than 1.6 times more LUT4 than LUT6. Not including the fact that Artix-7 includes other hardware feat
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7y ago
That is interesting. I used to like AGPL but recently switch to advocating 0BSD. What made you switch away from 0BSD?
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7y ago
The IP/patents was doomed to expire anyway. But hey they got a free PR stunt out of it. Anyway it will be interesting what "non expired" patents they bundle with this. Mostly because of https://archive.fosdem.org&#
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7y ago
There was a publication in IEEE COOL Chips 21 (2018) [978-1-5386-6103-1/18] which compared a closed source implementation by a company (whose founder was involved in the creation of SuperH i think) of SH2 with RISC-V and an historic (p
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7y ago
Neat, i've been following them for years but never saw that one!
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7y ago
There is a J1 release: https://github.com/cr1901/jcore-j1
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7y ago
I've been following them for a while. The community communication has lot's of room for improvement. For example the mailing list is down for over an year. The website is not really updated. All communications happens p2p over eMa