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by klelatti 2y ago
My apologies too - didn't mean to sound critical! Thanks for your comment on the analysis. I see this all the time, often in even more extreme form, such as Apple gets it all for free! You can look at Arm's accounts in the 1990s a
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by klelatti 2y ago
Yes, Apple is an Arm founder. The comment implies, though, that they get a special deal because they are a founder. Neither Wikipedia nor the linked articles say that. There won't be a source because the details of the current commerci
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by klelatti 2y ago
I've looked at this several times and have never found a source that confirms what you have said. Do you have a source or not?
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by klelatti 2y ago
Source?
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by klelatti 2y ago
> Open-source software started as an act of charity – the world owes the likes of Linus Torvalds and Fabrice Bellard for endowing humanity with Linux, Git, and FFmpeg. So Linux is a simple act of charity from one person. If the author so
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Raspberry Pi Confirms Intention to Float on the London Stock Exchange(londonstockexchange.com)
2 points by klelatti 2y ago|0 comments
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by klelatti 2y ago
They always did didn’t they?
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by klelatti 2y ago
Six hours and only two comments. Perhaps the RISC vs CISC debate is over :)
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SOAR-ing with Smalltalk: Berkeley RISC-III(thechipletter.substack.com)
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by klelatti 2y ago
A peer comment has refuted that there is a duty like this in the US. For the record, it's not true in the UK [1] In any event, any such duty would be likely to be meaningless. There are so many possible areas of confusion or inconsiste
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by klelatti 2y ago
Author here. Thanks for all the upvotes - and Compiler Explorer is awesome - but I’m not sure this should be on the front page as it’s mostly a collection of links. @dang
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by klelatti 2y ago
Huge congratulations to the Chips and Cheese team on what they have achieved. The quality and volume of posts on the site - particularly from clamchowder - has been stunning. IMHO sustainability of the site should be a primary concern. The
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by klelatti 2y ago
> This totally neglects > … Part 1 …
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by klelatti 2y ago
You're welcome. The whole of Janáček's music is influenced by the Czech language and folk songs. Warning that Jenufa can get a bit intense though! Thank you for mentioning the Moravian Folk Songs - added to my playlist now.
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by klelatti 2y ago
This seems, well, a little selective, being focused exclusively on 19C Italian Opera and Mozart. I think it's entirely possible not to particularly like these works, whilst enjoying operas by other composers. My starting point in opera
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Why Rust Isn't Killing C++(societysbackend.com)
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by klelatti 2y ago
Great comment from the FT's comments section on this piece. > A good mate who runs and wrecks expensive cars for hobby once reminded me that course plotting (i.e. research) and braking (i.e. risk management) are the two sine qua non
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by klelatti 2y ago
The first software written for the first microprocessor - the Intel 4004 - powering the Busicom calculator, included a Bytecode VM. https://thechipletter.substack.com/p/bytecode-and-the-busico...
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by klelatti 3y ago
> Over time, the code density of RISC-V will increase Why given the push back against adding new instructions tang would achieve this?
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by klelatti 3y ago
> This is an R&D economic disparity that cannot be sustained. AMD already has enormous scale that it can spread development costs over. Tenstorrent won’t ‘win’ vs AMD solely because it needs fewer engineers and that reduces developme
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by klelatti 3y ago
> TensorWave will fund its bit barn build by using its GPUs as collateral for a large round of debt financing, an approach used by other datacenter operators. Hmmm. This seems like an odd risk for the lenders. Asymmetrical with little up
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by klelatti 3y ago
Not sure what point you're making here. They have lots of products, some of which are open source, but Office /365 is still a huge cash generator. They most certainly do care about Office / 365's grip being weakened.
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by klelatti 3y ago
> he (von Neumann) and Goldstine are "the bad guys" in this story Von Neumann and Goldstine are clearly at fault in not crediting Eckert and Mauchly at all in the 'first draft'. The precise role of the players in deve
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Herman Goldstine and the IAS Machine: Unveiling the Modern Computer (2023)(thechipletter.substack.com)
34 points by klelatti 3y ago|9 comments
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Nvidia Blackwell Perf TCO Analysis – B100 vs. B200 vs. GB200NVL72(semianalysis.com)
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Nvidia's Superman(thechipletter.substack.com)
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Is Intel Back?(semianalysis.com)
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by klelatti 3y ago
I wonder if there are few things going on here. If TSMC was a success then he would be well enough rewarded and not everyone wants to be a billionaire. Then there is the reduced influence from having no equity. I guess if Chang was dependen
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How Long Will x86 Endure?(thechipletter.substack.com)
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by klelatti 3y ago
You can’t call it a bank run if it’s not a bank! Banks are highly regulated as they are vulnerable to this sort of issue and that’s why there is compensation. A run should not have been problematic for FTX without the fraud.

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