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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
This is how most FPGA users interact with vivado/quartus these days.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
There is a trend among programmers to assume that everything supported by the syntax can be done. This is not even true in C++, but it's something people think. If you are writing synthesizable SystemVerilog, only a small subset of the
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The Altera Max 10 devices are also relatively simple to support (flash on the chip, few power rails, etc.)
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
People don't realize how much electric heating costs in comparison to the fossil fuel alternatives. Gas so much cheaper per joule it more than makes up for the efficiency losses. This is true even without California's insane elect
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
These things are also probably really loud if you happen to have a sensitive set of sonar buoys. I'm not entirely sure how you solve that one, because putting them in deeper water would also make them less effective.
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
There are several properties that separate real quantum computers from the "BQP machine," including decoherence and SNR. Error-correction of qubits is mainly aimed at decoherence, but I'm not sure it really improves SNR of ga
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The algorithm in question is a hypothetical algorithm for a hypothetical computer with certain properties. The properties in question are assumed to be cheap. In the case of quantum algorithms in BQP, though, one of those properties is SNR
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
The US has a FIFO rule but it only applies once you reach the stop sign itself, so the FIFO is never very deep. Yielding to the person to your right is the tiebreaker if you get there at exactly the same time. I have seen an increased numbe
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
I started writing a udemy course some time ago in a very weird specialty and then I saw the $5 promo days. I was planning to charge $50-100 for the course (in line with other training materials in the specialty), and I realized that this wa
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by pclmulqdq 10mo ago
I would assume that the most likely options for for "rich person shot in home" are: * Drug dealer * Cheating on spouse and someone got jealous * Suicide
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
In general, going to a single networking event with the purpose of networking is kind of silly, but going to the same conference year after year to see the same people and have deep discussions opens a lot of doors. I imagine the point of &
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Nobody in this comment chain was saying it was good for the customers. The GP was saying that they clear out room for new businesses, and if brick-and-mortar-fabric-superstore were still a viable model someone would be doing it.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
They should have paid more for the fabric, I guess. Private equity tends to loot things on the way down. Joann was on the way out regardless.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Most nomadic cultures did not move this fast. You have to be spending a lot of time moving if you do this.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Have 2 of them and your users only see correlated failures.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
When people don't read the documentation, discovery is a real problem. When people do read the documentation, things are different. Many software engineers do not read the documentation, and then complain to you if they break something
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
In modern CPUs, a lot of these are recognized as zeroing idioms and they end up doing the same thing (often a register renaming trick). Using the shortest one makes sense. If you use a really weird zeroing pattern, you can also see it as a
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
American colleges give out a GPA, which used to mean something but has now been inflated to the point of meaninglessness. 60% of my college class 10 years ago had a 3.5/4 or higher. The median grade at Harvard is an A. I am told that s
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Are you referring to on-exchange volume of a coin that has pumped 10x in a few months? And it's only 6x the on-exchange volume of monero? It sounds like people still don't use it. If you look at the blockchain, you will see very f
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
If you look at recent mined blocks, a majority of transactions are still public. So yes, even if the default is shielded wallets and private transactions for a specific wallet, most of the chain is not using them.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
It took at least half a decade if not a full decade to get to the obvious place and I (and everyone else) wrote Zcash off in that time.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
If Zcash had privacy by default, they would have won against Monero for being the private cryptocurrency. As it stands, any private transaction on the Zcash chain stands out like a sore thumb and the use of de-anonymized transactions around
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Nobody sees the points here, making bot votes kind of useless, but people do see the comments.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Normally, the adoption rate of something is the percentage ratio of adopters to non-adopters.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
That's a good line but it only works if market forces don't commoditize you first. Blithely saying "commoditize your complement" is a bit like saying "draw the rest of the owl."
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Look at the CGI graphics and indications in their published material that all they have is a simulation. A It's all there without disclosing an anticipated release date. Even their product pages and their news page don't seem to h
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
It needs a "buy a card" link and a lot more architectural details. Tenstorrent is selling chips that are pretty weak, but will beat these guys if they don't get serious about sharing. Edit: It kind of looks like there's
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
I see more discussion in the sibling thread, but I am still waiting for a case actually relevant to the virality of the GPL. The article is about how use of GPL code can "infect" LLM weights and force their disclosure, and I am pe
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
Look at the "many" if you want to cite better cases about this.
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by pclmulqdq 11mo ago
You pay them an amount determined by the court or your settlement, and you also have to stop using the code. This is how everything works. Corporations can't go to prison.

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