mwbajor

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by mwbajor 3y ago
Investors hate hardware development, there's no appetite for risk.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
They weren't wrong, in an infinite universe, everywhere is the center.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Yea, got that. The folks who had a vested interest in the system basically picked the president and they found a reason to do so (the chads and close results). Have our leaders ever shown restraint in any of the power we have given them? Ho
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by mwbajor 3y ago
I have an analog circuits and a bit of an analog computing background and I will tell you this: analog computers have been around for awhile in commercial applications, still to this day theyre used to great success in some niche applicatio
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Why is it no problem to say that the 2000 election was bogus? It was, and its not a big leap in logic to say that our "leaders" only got bolder since then. edit: I dont care about my groupthink points/karma, I truly would lik
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Sad. I was lucky to have a few professors that were his coworkers at Bell Labs. They spoke very highly of him. His book is still instrumental in the field.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
I didn't read the whole article but it is similar to what my mom told me. My mom worked for AT&T in the late 60's early 70s as one of the girls that would take your program and make the punch cards or take your punch cards and
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by mwbajor 3y ago
CPLDs are used mainly when you have a PCB design with lots of slow logic that you want to simplify or decrease in space and thats it. They still have their purpose.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
The toolchain is free (not open source) unless you are building very very high performance products. Even in industry we use the free Vivado most of the time. At one point, there was some Synopsys products that groups were using but they la
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Xilinx has ILAs (integrated logic analyzer) which is similar. In both cases, they are just logic analyzers. You never would deploy a product with signal tap or ILAs, what would be the purpose? 1) You usually read out the ILA/Signal Tap
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Take a look at gnuradio.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
No, 'you people' = new lovers of the military industrial complex purely because someone you don't like said they don't like it.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
If EU wants american military bases out, then I'm all for it. Why do you people want so much killing? Then, you turn around and say " look at how much killing religion/ideology/etc has done" but at the end of the da
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by mwbajor 3y ago
So a 'more efficient' workforce that does the same amount of work but for a fraction of the pay won't increase GDP?
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Imagine how much it will "grow" when we get involved in 2+ simultaneous wars.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Hey, I want to disband NATO too. There was another guy that wanted to do that as well but we all hated him for it for some reason.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
The US economy is not growing through innovation which is what is always implied. Its "growing" because we are 1) printing more money 2) replacing American workers with wage slaves from poor countries to work for peanuts and poc
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by mwbajor 3y ago
As soon as the investors and boardmembers realize that chips mean "hardware design" they will quickly put an end to any of these efforts.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
https://designers-guide.org/analysis/dg-spice/index.html
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by mwbajor 3y ago
If you give parents vouchers then all schools are just going to turn into IMG Academy because American parents only care about things like football. Inner city parents, football. Suburban parents, football. Its the only thing that unites th
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Good idea. What happens when math uncovers something in the social sciences that you don't like or people will find offensive?
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Can't see the article but I assume they are comparing it to Dept. of education spending as most do. The vast majority of educational spending is at the state and local level which people frequently leave out when making this comparison
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by mwbajor 3y ago
"Comparatively, immigrants don’t have the purchasing power to compete, so saying they’re the problem is a weird conclusion to draw." Does more demand drive up price or does it not? Large swaths of farmland are being bulldozed in m
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Gnuradio
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Only because there's barely any RFIC or FPGA threads anymore. How do you know its badmouthing? Could it not be self-criticality? Assumptions, assumptions... your comments aren't so technical either.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Well someone just said it in this thread, response above. So they do exist.
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by mwbajor 3y ago
I can come up with just as many harmful actions perpetuated by women and yet we don't have "toxic femininity". Thats the key difference. This line is complete trash: "recruiting him to do something he has no interest in
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Can we have an example of toxic masculinity? I've never once received a real definition in a debate like this and when I'm close to it, the other side tries to make it sound like they are sympathetic to toxic masculinity. For exam
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by mwbajor 3y ago
Why is everyone in this thread falling over themselves and starting every response with "as a liberal" or something similar? People are so afraid of talking openly about how insane the left has become that they don't see how
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by mwbajor 3y ago
You approve of women only clubs though. "They need their safe spaces, right?". Depression and loneliness in men is partially due to the massive hypocrisy in how we treat both sexes.

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