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by morphle 5y ago
cybernautique, we can't contact you on your email listed on your profile {username} (at) bitsoflore (dot) net Please contact us on morphle (at) ziggo (dot) nl
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by morphle 5y ago
Best way to host a website for 500 years? Solution: Host a website and all the software in a future-proof virtual machine. Alan Kay describes this is methode in [1] a Starship Conference talk about communication with aliens and in [2]the Cu
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by morphle 5y ago
see the lectures by Mary Lou Jepson at https://www.openwater.cc/ She is building the state of the art brain scanner and neuron read/write with 50 chips
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by morphle 5y ago
Douglas Englebart wrote 75 seminal papers answering your question and demonstrated them in "the mother of all demos". Alan Kay has many talks and papers explaining the ideas.
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by morphle 5y ago
Safari webbrowser on MacOS blanks the body of each web page after it is drawn. Chrome works fine.
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by morphle 6y ago
My collection needs to be reorganised so we can publish it. You can help us do that. morphle at ziggo dot nl
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by morphle 6y ago
I have a (mostly) working Frank. I have collected all the source code, papers and talks from VPRI and the Squeak and Croquet research community, several TB but it needs to be organised. Volunteers? morphle at ziggo dot nl. I'm working
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by morphle 6y ago
Not really, a 10 Gbps SFP+ can be had for $18. A 1 Gbps SFP is around $8. They continue to drop in price. With an SFP you can go 500 m tot 10 km, around $0,06 per meter for a pair of fibers.
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by morphle 6y ago
In 1990 I started the first ISP in the Netherlands, I had a dialup modem bank in a spare room after I installed the first hundred phone lines from the trunk line across the street. My backbone was upgraded to a 2 Mbps custom modem to the ra
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by morphle 6y ago
I have hosted all my websites on a server at home since 1993 until 2021. I never had any downtime or problems. I ran a ISP and datacenter from my home for a decade as well. Nowadays I have a $2 per month VPS to forward a static IP at 1 Gbps
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by morphle 6y ago
The links are to 6 patents and talks by Mary Lou Jepsen. She won't publish scientific papers until everything is protected by patents. [1] https://www.openwater.cc/technology [2] https://www.openwater.cc&#x2
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by morphle 6y ago
Yes the Blue book is still good. But there is not much language syntax to learn[1], you should start with using objects directly in the Squeak or Etoys environment, preferably a few Morphs. Even simpler, see these video tutorials[2]. You&#x
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by morphle 6y ago
@dang Yes, this is an historic moment for all the world
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by morphle 6y ago
I am sorry to hear. We need quality background news articles. But I am not suprised this failed, it was not as good as "De Groene Amsterdammer" that has been going strong for 144 years now. I had hoped The Correspondent was going
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by morphle 6y ago
I like this programming languages made for particle/fields [1,2,3] Yoshiki Ohshima also made the particle/fields simulator in Squeak/Etoys that Alan Kay demos is his talks [5] and was a scientist at Alan Kay's VPRI [4].
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by morphle 7y ago
Leaseweb can be o lot cheaper, it depends. I'm starting an ISP again, we will charge around $0,25 per TB
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by morphle 7y ago
- Ringworld - Larry Niven - Robot and Foundation series - Asimov - 1984 - George Orwell
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by morphle 7y ago
How can I contact you? There is an app already in use in the Netherlands. They are field testing at scale and releasing better versions twice a day. Next monday it will be distributed to all hospitals and most citizens. Dutch PBS prime time
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by morphle 7y ago
Freeman at his best [1] when he is thinking blue thoughts [4,5] in the blue plane. Thermogenic plants have already evolved [2]. We need to make them grow an anti-desiccant film and be more efficient like living stones [3]. [1] https:/&
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by morphle 7y ago
Freeman Dyson exposed and explained Richard Feynmans genius to the world, but he had better blue thoughts (see my other links in this discussion) than Feynman had ("Plenty Of Room At The Bottom"), on a par with Alan Kay's blu
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by morphle 7y ago
36C3 - Open Source is Insufficient to Solve Trust Problems in Hardware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzb37RyagCQ
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by morphle 7y ago
I'm planning a free and open source Path Programmable Cell Array or as you describe it, an open source FPGA. This solves both the #1 hard tools problem and the easier #2 problem of $25k-$100K mask cost. I contacted you on Linkedin to s
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by morphle 7y ago
Cool. In 1991 I built an ISP based on Macintosh hardware and A/UX. Especially the Newsgroups with uucp and nntp where fun. We gradually added BSDi based routers and terminal servers but even this we initially did with A/UX and ARA
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by morphle 7y ago
A 300mm wafer at 16nm node would cost more than $6500 a piece. The power consumption would be more than 20kW if all transistors are in use simultaneously. We am designing a special reconfigurable AC-DC and DC-DC power router (inverter) to s
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by morphle 7y ago
The energy cost of the interconnects between many chips is much higher than between the equivalent circuits on a wafer scale integration. The performance of the interconnect between such circuits is much higher. The cost of packaging is 1&#
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by morphle 7y ago
An FPGA would make it much more generic a product so you can sell to more markets. But you would loose a factor 200 (a factor 1000 with traditional FPGA design) to make transistors reconfigurable. If you leave the wafer intact, you get 70,0
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by morphle 7y ago
We have up to 160 GB SRAM on our WSI. The rest of the transistors can be a few million cores or reconfigurable Morphle Logic (an open hardware kind of FPGA) Our startup has been working on a full Wafer Scale Integration since 2008. We are s
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by morphle 7y ago
I would like to join forces and bring a Norsk speaker with me. Please contact me. MerikAtFiberhoodDotNl.
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by morphle 7y ago
I tend to want to teach these people, point them to books and knowledge so they can learn and be less shallow. That is a sure way to piss almost all of them off (unless they become your students), which rarely happens. Alan Kay describes an
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by morphle 7y ago
I agree there is no complete evidence of a full WSI yet. There are several recent papers on Wafer Scale Integration (WSI) and some WSI built (large sensors) with reasonable yields. There are many papers on partial problem solutions that,

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