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by liaukovv 6y ago
Politicians have an advantage when joining it
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Only if society takes it upon itself(upon undateable men really) to rear all offspring
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Who knows, considering developed countries produce science at higher rates the climate change might have already been solved.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Really makes you think
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by liaukovv 6y ago
But if you look at this from country abstraction level, what does it matter how much they consume per capita? All that matters is absolute number
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by liaukovv 6y ago
We are in an ice age right now
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by liaukovv 6y ago
There is a ton of cyclone iv boards on aliexpress
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Does it make sense to use schematic designs outside of ide context? You dould export them to proper hdl and check that in
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Take a look at this course based on harris and harris book: https://safari.ethz.ch/digitaltechnik/spring2020/doku.php?id... It includes readings, video lectures, homeworks(including solutions) and labs
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by liaukovv 6y ago
We already have a success recipe in form of china and other asian nations. They start in position at the bottom of the economic food chain and work their way up, acquiring know-how and finding their place in the world. Charity is not necess
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Do they get to pick and choose where to flee? This is way too broad to be useful
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Shouldn't africans solve their own problems? Isn't that what decolonialization was all about? I find your point of view rather insulting, implying that big white saviour must come and what? Build functioning society from outside?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Is africans coming to europe some sort of human right owed to them by europeans?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
That would be a very bad tactic In fact touring crime seems like a better approach, you commit a bunch of crimes in a city and move on, never to be seen there again
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by liaukovv 6y ago
So you are arguing citizens need more guns?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
And who will fight national guard if it gets compromised?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
I don't think there are commercial manufacturers of nuclear weapons. On the other hand manpads and anti-tank missiles seem like a good fit considering the intention.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
I will never understand how "shall not be infringed" can be interpreted as "free to infringe in every way"
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by liaukovv 6y ago
What does "belief" mean? Is calling someone an idiot for believing that earth is flat hate speech?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Applying the law equally to all has value of it's own.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Prosecution would be applying the law. They didn't prosecute.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Fear is powerful motivator. Rich people fear prison much more than they fear fines.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
The issue here seems to be that attorney office can decide to not apply laws arbitrarily. Part of checks and balances I guess?
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by liaukovv 6y ago
He admitted committed crimes as part of the agreement.
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by liaukovv 6y ago
This reads like it was generated by gpt
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by liaukovv 6y ago
They are actual hardware
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by liaukovv 6y ago
The problem with clocks is not how to generate them fast enough, but rather how to keep them exact and consistent Phase locked loop can use reference clock(generated outside of the chip by an oscillating crystal, like in a watch) to generat
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Thanks! I feel the best way to learn could be a set of labs of increasing difficulty with attached testbenches for simulation self-check This specialization https://www.coursera.org/specializations/fpga-design has some
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Thanks
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by liaukovv 6y ago
Do you have any learning materials recommendations for digital design and fpga programming?

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