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511.
by monocasa 1y ago
Or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Control_Data_Corporation
512.
by monocasa 1y ago
Eh, a lot of of the Latin alphabet ends up coming from Hieroglyphs->Demotic->Proto-sinatic->Phonecian->Greek->Latin.
513.
by monocasa 1y ago
> Thanks for the link. As Ken points out at the end, "Probably the biggest objection to calling the ARM1 microcoded is that the designers of the ARM chip didn't consider it that way.[4] Furber mentions that some commercial RISC
514.
by monocasa 1y ago
https://www.righto.com/2016/02/reverse-engineering-arm1-proc...
515.
by monocasa 1y ago
Eh, that's just an internal design decision. The ARM1 used microcode as well.
516.
by monocasa 1y ago
> interracial marriage isn't going anywhere The legal argument for in Loving v. Virginia was the same argument that was rejected when Roe v. Wade overturned in Dobbs. Thomas actually calls out the other major cases, basically aski
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by monocasa 1y ago
No backside power delivery on TSMC yet, even at 2nm. It's supposed to come on TSMC's A16 node. I think what you're seeing is the silicon layers visible from the back through the bulk substrate, and the metal layers on the fr
518.
by monocasa 1y ago
Everyone forgets about this cringe from Microsoft, but it is oddly endearing to me too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zww2ivWdLas
519.
by monocasa 1y ago
Which would take an administration that cared about enforcing anti trust for the stated reasons behind anti trust laws.
520.
by monocasa 1y ago
We'd have to see their cap table approximation, but I've seen functional control over a company with just a hair over 10% ownership given the voting patterns of the other stock holders. 5% by about any accounting makes you a very,
521.
by monocasa 1y ago
I wish that were true. Modern windows won't even play crysis without a binary patch.
522.
by monocasa 1y ago
The driver's license apps will start requiring a non-rooted phone if they don't already.
523.
by monocasa 1y ago
A bajillion reasons, including that carriers basically white list basebands they're willing to interact with, and the patent situation means you only have a handful of baseband OEMs and they view their whole business model as building
524.
by monocasa 1y ago
They'd almost certainly just fork android like the various Chinese companies and Amazon have done.
525.
by monocasa 1y ago
Ok, digging into the schematic, I think I see the problem. Almost all of the normally free GPIO is eaten up by a DPI (Display Parallel Interface) connection to the screen. The screen should instead use the currently unused MIPI pins if you&
526.
by monocasa 1y ago
For real. For the kind of sound I'd expect out of this, the pwm channels on the rpi work just fine. If you want better sound, the rpi supports i2s.
527.
by monocasa 1y ago
Specifically what I heard on the grapevine was that Microsoft sponsored a collection of small island nations into the ISO process, in exchange for their vote on OOXML.
528.
by monocasa 1y ago
Hence my last paragraph speculating about some of the ambitions and definitions of success behind Rapidus.
529.
by monocasa 1y ago
That's really hard to drop. Fancier unix programs tend to make all kinds of assumptions about page size to do things like the double mapped ring buffer trick. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circular_buffer#Optimizat
530.
by monocasa 1y ago
It was even simpler until very recently where the decode stage would only look at a max 16 byte floating window.
531.
by monocasa 1y ago
> While I'm not a hardware designer, my gut says that you can probably do x86 instruction length-decoding in one cycle That's been my understanding as well. X86 style length decoding is about one pipeline stage if done dynamic
532.
by monocasa 1y ago
Additionally, stuff llike rmw instructions are really like at least three, maybe four or five risc instructions.
533.
by monocasa 1y ago
> x86 decoding must be a pain - I vaguely remember that they have trace caches (a cache of decoded micro-operations) to skip decoding in some cases. You probably don't make such caches when decoding is easy. To be fair, a lot of mod
534.
by monocasa 1y ago
Adding to what everyone else has said, Japan is known to be a threshold nuclear state (from a weapons perspective). They explicitly stay around just weeks away from being able to perform a nuclear weapons test, and they are commonly referr
535.
by monocasa 1y ago
IDK, I think they're just having a laugh.
536.
by monocasa 1y ago
MS BASIC is widely considered to have been based on the internal structure of DEC BASIC.
537.
by monocasa 1y ago
> Cut the fluff. Especially if you're adhd or other neuro diverse, you need to work to stay on topic. It _might_ help if you write a script, and have someone go through and mark anything off topic. Even if you don't use the scr
538.
by monocasa 1y ago
It depends on the kernel architecture. 4G/4G kernels weren't the most common thing, but also weren't exactly rare in the grand scheme of things. PowerPC macOS (and x86 in macOS before they officially released Intel based mac
539.
by monocasa 1y ago
Do you have different rules for succession to where it might eventually be a different person?
540.
by monocasa 1y ago
Traditional OoO designs don't stall for loads per se, but will stall for a full ROB that has a chain of dependencies waiting on the results of the load.

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