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by kken 4y ago
>t'd be fabulous if atomic went the Open PDK route like Skywater 130nm: https://skywater-pdk.readthedocs.io/en/main/ but even a setup with a 'here's the fab price list click here to pay us $x&#x2
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by kken 4y ago
Semiconductor manufacturing thrives on econmy of scale. It would be very appealing to disrupt that field by enabling cost effective manufacturing of smaller volumes as well. This is especially true for customized technologies and devices. T
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by kken 4y ago
>The real problem is none of these technologies should be put in front of users in a way that might give them a patina of authority or certainty. Well, it seems that Microsoft has addressed with Bing in a better way than ChatGPT and Bard
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by kken 4y ago
I think the main appeal is to work with small devices that have well defined resources. Just consider the popularity of the ATtiny85. However, low end 32bit devices are also available from reputed suppliers. In fact, STM just announced the
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by kken 4y ago
I'd guess the main risk is that these are fairly small companies with shaky financials that may go under.
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by kken 4y ago
For some reason, my perception is that random player selection on lichess leads to much stronger opponents than on chess.com in the lower ranks. Probably this is due to the more informed player base on lichess and a large influex of causals
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by kken 4y ago
Well, if I hear the term "Magic Circle Generator" I think of this: https://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jos/pasp/Digital_Sinusoid_Genera... (Sorry, maybe I am biased)
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by kken 4y ago
Interesting insight and speculation from the comment section of the article: >Jane Friedman >Speaking as a publishing industry reporter & observer, I couldn't agree more with your assessment of James Daunt's leadership a
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by kken 4y ago
Just wow... from their FAQ >How do workers benefit from WakeCap? >Workers’ location and activity is identified within the boundaries of a project for the greater good of all involved within the project and to ensure every worker is sa
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by kken 4y ago
The actual discovery is reported in one of the last paragraphs: >The breakthrough relates to a new set of materials that can create monolayer—or two-dimensional (2D)—transistors in a chip to scale the overall density by a factor matching
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by kken 4y ago
It took 25 years to commercialize EUV. And that is from the point where a decision was made to industrialize it, not from the first scientific report about EUV radiation. edit, see Zeiss page on EUV: https://www.zeiss.com/se
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by kken 4y ago
so this is again one of these "material x was slightly better in a lab experiment" -> "we conclude that it certainly can be used as part of a complex technology" press releases. I am not too fond of this, but obviousl
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by kken 4y ago
SiGe is used since the 90nm node as source/Drain material.
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by kken 4y ago
Book looks well made. His youtube channel seems to be here: https://www.youtube.com/controllectures Control theory is a really fundamental topic that is useful in many disciplines. The field has some very pragmatic approach
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by kken 4y ago
I know nothing about this, but this passage in the Wiki article that you linked points at some controversy: >While Malone promotes himself as an inventor of mRNA vaccines,[1][7] credit for the distinction is more often given to the lead
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by kken 4y ago
>Russia's actual interest here is to trade gas for money You are underestimating the complexity of this issue. There are long term delivery contracts that force Gazprom/Russia to deliver. All the things you are seeing are thinl
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by kken 4y ago
>The cargo -- 137,000 cubic meters -- will be delivered by Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. to German utility RWE AG by early 2023. ADNOC also signed a memorandum of understanding to make more deliveries next year. >After the UAE, Scholz tr
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by kken 4y ago
>Nord Stream 1 is broken due to sanctions on equipment repair It's well known that this is not true. You are perpetuating russian propaganda.
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by kken 4y ago
Without tax, I assume. For people in other regions tax will be added now.
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by kken 4y ago
Yeah, twitter is broken for me too.
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by kken 4y ago
He stepped down from a full time role years ago. I believe the 20% is no change.
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by kken 4y ago
The interview with Lex Fridman that he was referring to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I845O57ZSy4&t=14567s The entire video is worth viewing, an impressive 5:15h!
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by kken 4y ago
a very persistent person seems to try to convince HN that the big bang did not happen. fifth submission today?
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Circuit Golf: Minimizing the circuit of electronic dice(hackaday.io)
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by kken 4y ago
Houellebecq
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by kken 4y ago
A schottky junction solar cell, as mentioned in the article, can easily be produced with common household articles: https://cleanenergywiki.org/index.php?title=Cuprous_Oxide_So...
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by kken 4y ago
How is Micron a "tier 2" company? They are probably the oldest surviving DRAM company and have always been in the TOP5. No idea about their payment, but i met some of the engineers who work there and they are extremely dedidcated.
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by kken 4y ago
He keeps doing it despite frequent complaints. Troll-marketing?
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by kken 4y ago
That's an extremely naive thing to say. Do you think the root cause of this does not apply to other European countries? Namely, faltering supply chains in Asia, skyrocketing energy prices?
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by kken 4y ago
>The more people, the more scaling. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Experience_curve_effects#Wrigh... This is what brought us scientific and engineering progress. The problem is, of course, that growing inequality sta

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