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by kken 13y ago
The pong game does not look like anything a 286 could do. You have never used a 286 in real life, have you?
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by kken 13y ago
Nice! But this machine is a supercomputer compared to a C64. Web server running on C64: http://www.c64web.com/ OS with TCP stack running on C64: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contiki
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by kken 13y ago
> conclusions are evident from the chart. First, 83% of these acquisitions were cash only. Only 1.5% of transactions were consummated with less than 10% of the value in cash. Second, the larger the transaction the more likely stock will
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by kken 13y ago
The is really cool. But what exactly am I looking it? Would be awesome if this was clickable somehow to see the projects/account linked to it.
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by kken 13y ago
Look at the comments. The same Paul heckbert from 1988 showed up.
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by kken 13y ago
AVR-GCC is really quite a hack. It abuses types right and left (float? double? int? That's not how i knew you!). And the compiler thinks it works on a 16 bit machine, which often yields weird code.
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by kken 13y ago
"How to quit XXX" can mean many things. * Smoking: How to stop a nicotine additiction * Alcohol: How to stop an alcohol additiction * Vi: How to end the program once you have started it out of curiosity. (Hint: Kill process from a
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by kken 13y ago
Not sure what the point of that piece it. But it made me dislike Mr. Spiegel.
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by kken 13y ago
If you are a TA, why not assign this as a lab assignment? Some group could come up with an optimized approach. Could be fun to distrub the ASIC mining market a little.
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by kken 13y ago
This is not really open. Where are the ASIC design files?
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by kken 13y ago
Your primal senses probably tell you that 1) is the best option, but objectively seen it's 2).
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by kken 13y ago
It's the typical european approach: Spread your funds everywhere and evenly until not enough money is left to create something with enough punch to make a difference. You can observe this approach in many places: - Research. (Take a lo
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by kken 13y ago
This thing is bloated and of questionable use. Just another way of showing how much the arm ecosystem is ahead in the embedded sector.
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by kken 13y ago
Isn't the correct title: >You should never work for a startup, if... ?
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by kken 13y ago
Interesting. Thanks for replying. So I guess it is mainly a question of convenience right now.
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by kken 13y ago
Is this a viable business idea? E.g. providing a service online that requires a limited amount of processing time and could be packaged in a fairly small program when provided for offline processing? To the vendor this obviously provides mo
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by kken 13y ago
He did not include expenses for insurance, property damage, paying tax and so on. And he still was only able to turn out a healthy profit in one of four locations. Does not look like a viable business idea to me. However it may be a good wa
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by kken 13y ago
This posting is spectacular in quality compared to what we usually get to see here. 1) It uses proper graphs for information display. Note the box plots with quantiles, and properly scaled axes. And the first plot which denotes the confiden
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by kken 13y ago
I believe you are thinking of a different computing paradigm.
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by kken 13y ago
Btw, a pretty cool thing about their implementation is that they use a standard DDR3 interface which allows the realization of these machines in a standard DIMM form factor. This means that they could be added to almost any existing server.
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by kken 13y ago
This type of processor implements nondeterministic finite state machines². Effectively it allows you to perform regular expression matching, very fast and on large data sets. They implemented this in a very clever way exploiting the fact th
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by kken 13y ago
This is a pretty big thing. Processor-In-Memory has been discussed since the 80ies, but no real world application in sight. And here comes a multi-billion-dollar company and announces an actual product - after having worked on it for seven
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Micron Announces Processor-In-Memory(thememoryguy.com)
1 points by kken 13y ago|1 comments
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by kken 13y ago
I just starting doing it a couple of years ago when browsers began to support searching from the address bar. Why do it do it? Sometimes I don't know the exact URL of a site (is it .org or .net), sometimes I want to avoid entering scam
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by kken 13y ago
Only revolutionary or disruptive?
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by kken 13y ago
Well, you could configure most modems not to turn the speaker off. But then you'd only get white noise all along.
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by kken 13y ago
It's interesting that many of the higher donations are from Germany.
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by kken 13y ago
Very interesting! Brought me the flashback of actually having seen one of the surviving originals in an exhibition. I did not recognize the significance back then.
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by kken 13y ago
what? :)
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by kken 13y ago
It's actually called "ringing" and can easily be explained by the fact that you convolved with a box-function in the frequency space (ideal low pass), which will transform into a sinc function in the local space. http:/

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