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The hardware isn't broken, the documentation is(essenceia.github.io)
3 points by random__duck 5mo ago|1 comments
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by random__duck 5mo ago
Silicon erratas or how my first analog ASIC is dead before arrival.
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by random__duck 5mo ago
So it's railways and the AI's fault, meanwhile your backups are 3 months old? > Our most recent recoverable backup was three months old. I'm sorry, but I expect you guys to be writing your precious backups to magnetic tape
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by random__duck 6mo ago
You mean the same curl that have been crying from the hilltops that they are being DDOSed with slop security reports? That curl?
65.
by random__duck 6mo ago
So this is what real investigative journalism in the tech sector looks like ?
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Doom with LaTex(julienlargetpiet.tech)
4 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
Thankyou for stating the obvious, for some reason we need to repeat this. ^^;
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Free Remote Access to FPGAs(ps1.fpgas.online)
2 points by random__duck 6mo ago|1 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
On this page anyone can remotely access and control one of a series of FPGA development board (with a live camera feed pointing at the boards to see the LEDs to sweeten the deal).
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Building Custom ASICs – Podcast(theamphour.com)
1 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib1srtnBFOQ
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by random__duck 6mo ago
Yup, that is a typo.
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by random__duck 6mo ago
This is legitimately a great explanation.
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Bfloat16 from Scratch(essenceia.github.io)
3 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
Thanks ^^
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by random__duck 6mo ago
If you don't mind, I would like to link to your article and site in a small blog post I am writing on the subject of deliberately ugly webdesign (you are not the ugly website ).
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by random__duck 6mo ago
Personally really liked your maximalist design form 2011: it was original, it looked fun. The posts rationalization of getting out of the way of the content makes sense and if there is the primary motivation it is perfectly rational. But a
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Floating point from scratch: Hard Mode(essenceia.github.io)
101 points by random__duck 6mo ago|29 comments
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I am fish and this is my little monkey terrarium(fish2fish.neocities.org)
5 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
Define "value", because is seems pretty negative value at the moment.
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Floating Point from Scratch(essenceia.github.io)
5 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
How to tell you we are running out of money because of AI without spooking the investors ?
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Sam, the 'Other' SED from the 80s(julienlargetpiet.tech)
4 points by random__duck 6mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 6mo ago
This fmul was produced for a fmax competition with another floating point multiplier in this tapeout. It reached a max frequence of 454MHz, which makes it uselessly fast given the chip IO probably only reach 100/75MHz.
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Uselessly fast bfloat16 multiplier ASIC(github.com)
3 points by random__duck 6mo ago|1 comments
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by random__duck 7mo ago
Wait, who should I be routing for ?
87.
by random__duck 7mo ago
So, who is the grifter here ?
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ASIC Chip Routing GIF(old.reddit.com)
1 points by random__duck 7mo ago|0 comments
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by random__duck 7mo ago
So this is what programing on hard mode looks like ?
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Sed, a powerfull mini-language from the 70s(julienlargetpiet.tech)
19 points by random__duck 7mo ago|31 comments

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