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by morphle 6mo ago
me too please
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by morphle 6mo ago
You can already do that on several Risc-V chips with mmu.
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by morphle 6mo ago
You can come work with us/for us and scale your SerDes design for us. That gets you actual wafer mask sets taped-out, a million chips and a WSI, not just test chips. A succesful SerDes will get you a job (at least in Europe). How fast
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by morphle 6mo ago
We make an asynchronous sea of gates runtime reconfigurable gate array chip very different from FPGA's but with the same use cases https://github.com/fiberhood/MorphleLogic/blob/main/README_M... The
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by morphle 6mo ago
eSprinter 2022 is 56kWh. In Europe I'm limited in the size of a battery by the total legal weight of van and it's trailer combined. So I can not tow more weight than 600KWh LFP batteries with this particular van. But with $0.01 co
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by morphle 6mo ago
Our energy storage solutions have widened. First you timeshift all electricity use of the car, house or neighborhood into daylight hours when the sun shines. This means a bunch of electronics and software changes. Next we build termal stora
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by morphle 6mo ago
$0,01 per kWh from solar, that is the price worldwide on the condition that they sell you the panels at a reasonable price and don't overcharge you on all the other parts like micro-inverters, field or rooftop installation, permitting
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by morphle 6mo ago
You should store your solar energy as heat. You move the heat from outside or underground into your house with a heat pump where the heat storage lasts a week or more. You need very little solar to heat your house this way. So for a mild cl
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by morphle 6mo ago
Thank you. I hardly get to explain the techology I 'invent' (power chips, power router, parallel battery charger, car firmware, charging (station) software, simulation software) because the investors customers only want to hear th
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by morphle 6mo ago
I emailed you. You can work with us as it is a booming market in Europe and Ukraine (and probably in China too), you could expand our market into the USA. We build charging stations, big batteries (see my other posts in this thread and in m
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by morphle 6mo ago
15kWh 48V LFP battery around $1800 with low quality battery management system in metal box on wheels. Car batteries need more expensive inverters if you want to fast charge them (150kW-950kW) and super fast discharge them while driving fast
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by morphle 6mo ago
I build off-grid electrical campers (Mercedes eSprinter) with extended 600kWh batteries (11 times more battery capacity than the default model) and charge them from solar panels at home. I disagree with your negative mindset, people who rid
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by morphle 7mo ago
You ask for feedback: I am surprised the author did not mention or uses Software Defined Networking (SDN), Openflow or P4 (programming language for programmable switches) or the mininet simulator. He must have skipped reading the scientific
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by morphle 7mo ago
Wood and plant burning requires a longer nuanced answer than the Hacker News format allows. Humanity must not cut forests or grow plants unnecessarily. If you must use wood to build a house -(there are better and cheaper materials in terms
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by morphle 7mo ago
> We MUST MUST stop burning things. Yes, we must. It is so rare to see someone saying this in public. Thank you for this simple clarity. Stop burning everything! Fossil fuel, wood, plastic, garbage, paper. Stop making methane. We only ne
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by morphle 7mo ago
Morphle here. Thanks for mentioning our work [1]. We still seek funders and students we can teach. We build on the shoulders of the generation that built Smalltalk but just retired. There is a huge amount of documentation, science papers an
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by morphle 7mo ago
The Potsdam university (near Berlin, Germany) and Hasno Platner Instute [1] has been actively teaching and researching Squeak Smalltalk for decades. Same in Buenos Aires and several other places. Science papers every month for 5 decades, un
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by morphle 8mo ago
You can't fix a broken wheel. Let the downvotes illustrating the ignorance of HN pop culture start.... This web link post, the original NEXT webbrowser as a web page, tries to celebrate and revive the reinvention of the broken wheel. T
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by morphle 8mo ago
I will not invest any time in improving badly designed software. You can't fix a broken wheel. Your HN newsreader app tries to improve the broken wheel. The least you could have done is make the comment edit field WYSIWYG, make it mode
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by morphle 8mo ago
Many Intel Macs are stuck at MacOS 12, Monterey
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by morphle 8mo ago
Nice. I would like a way to export my own comments. Thank you for the MIT license, I’ll be able to add my own. It also works on my fork of the old news server.
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by morphle 8mo ago
Warning! Badly broken user interface, I wouldn't trust these programmers to get the end-to-end encryption right. On the second screen of the app there is already an infuriating bug: they ask to give your work email because than you go
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by morphle 1y ago
Yep, indeed. It now downloads in the Apps store for The Netherlands
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by morphle 1y ago
Not available in the Netherlands/Europe.
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by morphle 1y ago
Peter Thiel is dangerous [1]. [1]How the roots of the ‘PayPal mafia’ extend to apartheid South Africa https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jan/26/elon-musk...
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by morphle 1y ago
>Releasing GMOs into the ocean is risky. You are dangerous [3] (to the coral and the ocean). Don't mess with the planet until you are qualified and have the consent of the mayority of the planet. Start with learning ethics. And bec
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by morphle 1y ago
This might be the breakthrough we also have been working on [1] for over 20 years. It would be even better if Avicena wouldn't drive the led array and detector array with high power 10 Gbps SerDes. Even better if you align a blue led a
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by morphle 1y ago
Apple Mice. English is my second language
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by morphle 1y ago
I have a bunch of these Apple Mouses for sale
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by morphle 1y ago
>I also strongly suspect that there are earlier sources. You are right, I remember 1972-ish papers where they did compute in memory. I just couldn't locate links to these papers in a few minutes.

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