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by kken 11y ago
Science is supposed to stand in its own. Neither state nor religion are relevant here.
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by kken 11y ago
Religion does not have a place in science.
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by kken 11y ago
I think the word "modern" is misplaced here. All of the listed microcontrollers are more than a decade old.
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by kken 11y ago
IRC is just a really old protocol back from a time when security was an afterthought. I like it. It is raw and functional.
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by kken 11y ago
Nah... - why does "return" eject the card? - You would more likely get a card as a return. Because that's basically what the computer did back then - sort cards.
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by kken 11y ago
-Introduction of decimal numbering system -Primes from 2 though 89 -The biggest mersenne prime known back then
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by kken 11y ago
This breed does not seem to be as rare as the article makes them out to be. I can find them for $10 in the local classifieds...
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by kken 11y ago
Did they claim it was magnitudes faster and 1000x more durable than NAND? I think not, since it is still the same concept...
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by kken 11y ago
RRAM was there first, and it will previal. Lets just forget about this "memristor" PR-nonesense. HP did as well. (Their activities seem to be dead)
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by kken 11y ago
Thank you! This way I know that it is sufficient to read the first paragraph.
221.
by kken 11y ago
This would only be truely anti-establishment, if multiple companies were doing it using the same brand without any brand protection. Lack of branding is still a brand...
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by kken 12y ago
Also, Revision releases: http://www.pouet.net/party.php?which=1550&when=2015
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by kken 12y ago
After closing all of the big legacy industry research Labs, at the end of the Millennium, there seems to be some Kind of delayed second wave right now. Is this really a discussion worth having? How is it different from the last one?
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by kken 12y ago
I believe this kind of trend has been known for a while and was a main reason for not introducing helment laws in Germany.
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by kken 12y ago
Home computers? Something US missing...
226.
by kken 12y ago
No, simply no. ICs are made of monocrystalline silicon, not polysilicon. There have been massive efforts to understand how to make it cleaner (internal gettering) and how to get wafer mechanics under control (Nitrogen doping). That does not
227.
by kken 12y ago
Uhm no, absolutely not. The basic operational principle remained the same, but absolutely everything has been changed many times over. Trillions of dollars were invested to make it happen. The only constant is probably that it is still made
228.
by kken 12y ago
These guys operate on the premise that ideas are cheap and exeuction is all that counts. The excell at execution like hardly anybody else.
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by kken 12y ago
"one of the largest" is surely hanseatic understatement. It is the largest.
230.
by kken 12y ago
No Ferrari is the best one ever. Why would any affluent techie buy a Ferrari?
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by kken 12y ago
Do it, then return.
232.
by kken 12y ago
That does not work with companies dealing in physical Goods ... At all
233.
by kken 12y ago
median would be a more relevant metric.
234.
by kken 12y ago
There is a lot of marketing fluff around this. "Brain Octane Oil"... ?
235.
by kken 12y ago
This! I got lot's of these things from portable usb batteries.
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by kken 12y ago
Small remark: The constant you are calculuating is usually denoted as a lower case pi, not upper case.
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by kken 12y ago
I doubt that relo money plays any role in a decision for or against any candidate.
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by kken 12y ago
Many companies have policies disallowing any foreign USB-Sticks. This diminishes the value of this concept in a professional environment significantly.
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by kken 12y ago
Anyone know a good comparison between Kanban and Scrum?
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by kken 12y ago
Sshhh.. It's not allowed to talk in that way about the graphene "transistor". You may upset certain funding sources. But you know, it is really fast! Just almost useless transconductance and no off state, but we can fix it la

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