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by screcth 2y ago
From the comment I replied to: > Generally grid backfeed capability for these systems is predicated on the presence of a stable voltage and frequency already on the grid. You are using the reference clock to know precisely how misaligned
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by screcth 2y ago
If you use GPS-based synchronization you have a reference of when zero crossings should occur. This does not mean that you have to output exactly that waveform. Once you have a reference you can use a control algorithm. like a PID, to adjus
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by screcth 2y ago
I wonder why it is that real world systems don't use a GPS receiver to obtain a 1 Hz signal that's synchronized to the GPS clock and then generate a local 50/60 Hz clock for grid synchronization. I'm just an EE with no e
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by screcth 2y ago
You could also use SIMD to compute N independent Kahan sums in parallel and reduce them at the end.
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by screcth 2y ago
If you have a compacting GC you are going to move the nodes anyway, so why not reallocate them sequentially?
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by screcth 2y ago
That would only cover the simplest feed-forward designs: combinational circuits and versions with extra registers added for timing reasons. As soon as you introduce any kind of feedback in your RTL design it's possible to do any kind o
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by screcth 2y ago
Formal hardware verification has been much more successful in industry. Are there fundamental differences in the types of problems that they solve? EDA companies have been able to create tools that don't require a PhD in Math to be use
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by screcth 2y ago
Isn't it possible to restrict what memory regions a device may have access to?
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by screcth 2y ago
TRAMP is unusable if you have a high-latency connection. The UI thread blocks for a few seconds after every operation, which are really frequent if you use a complex configuration. The remote SSH plugin makes high-latency connections bearab
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by screcth 2y ago
I completely agree, that's why in that case you could download the missing code from the server and load it using dynamic linking. The server would then mark it as reachable so it's delivered as part of the main bundle next time.
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by screcth 2y ago
Could it be possible to do "profile guided tree-shaking" to build a small module with all the code that's necessary for the application and pull-in less used functionality on-demand using dynamic linking? If tree-shaking was
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by screcth 3y ago
Why don't sources try to measure the frequency response of the driver + cable + headphone circuit and apply a digital prefiltering step to compensate these distortions?
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by screcth 3y ago
Analysis becomes much simpler when frequencies are low enough. Wavelength is large compared to the dimensions of the circuit so you can ignore the effects of wave propagation.
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by screcth 3y ago
What's stopping AMD from implementing CUDA? Just like Wine implemented Windows APIs
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by screcth 4y ago
Does this mean that someone could decrypt a old dump of traffic between a client and GitHub? If so, this means that every repo on GitHub must be assumed to have been leaked?