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Minimum Wage January - Click here to get beach-ready abs for $3 a day
(minimumwagejanuary.blogspot.com)
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Minimum Wage January Experiment
(minimumwagejanuary.blogspot.com)
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Altera Launches Early Access to OpenCL for FPGA Program
(hpcwire.com)
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San Jose :: Build FPGA design tools at Altera Altera is one of the leading designers of FPGA devices in the world. I'm an engineer in the software team, developing mostly embedded design and instrumentation tools for FPGAs. We are looking f
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Game of Life text and image generator generator
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The mechanism described in the article, that slime mold uses slime to mark an area as it is exploring it to avoid exploring it again on a later pass, eerily reminds me of graph traversal algorithms.
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San Jose, Santa Cruz :: Build FPGA design tools at Altera Altera is one of the leading designers of FPGA devices in the world. I'm an engineer in the software team, developing mostly embedded design and instrumentation tools for FPGAs. We a
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San Jose, Santa Cruz :: Build FPGA design tools at Altera Altera is one of the leading designers of FPGA devices in the world. I'm an engineer in the software team, developing mostly embedded design and instrumentation tools for FPGAs. We a
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San Jose, Santa Cruz :: Build FPGA design tools at Altera Altera is one of the leading designers of FPGA devices in the world. I'm an engineer in the software team, developing mostly embedded design and instrumentation tools for FPGAs. We a
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Stanford chemists synthesize compound that flushes out latent HIV
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Nokia Cuts 10,000 Jobs, Streamlines to Save Costs
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A Drug That Wakes the Near Dead
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OpenCL for FPGAs
(4-traders.com)
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Motorola’s Intel-powered Ice Cream Sandwich phone leaked
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SPDY of the Future Might Blow Your Mind Today
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Why There Will Never Be Another Drug Like Lipitor
(forbes.com)
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Real Time Face Substitution on a Video Stream
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Bacteria Use Nanowires to Clean Up Uranium
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The easy conjecture is to point to a combination of trickle down economic policies and the rise of cheap digital replacements, but I don't have a good analysis to back this up.
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Groupon updates IPO filing, admits it's unprofitable
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The Problem with Online Reputation
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Doodling Infinity - Infinitely Many Elephants
(vihart.com)
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This could be a game changer to reduce the power consumption in the data-centers and increase I/O bandwidth.
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Intel announces Atom Chip paired with an FPGA
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5-Gbps network switch fits into one $50 FPGA
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I think Sivers is trying to prove the point that his idea will only become a movement after the first follower joins him. Tricky.
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Most people fall for the songs of the unwritten-code. When confronted with existing code, they can see all of the unevenness of the terrain, the special cases that needed to be shoe-horned because the original architecture didn't allow for
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We are here. I have a feeling we just tend to be a bit more quiet than our web brethren. Glad you like the Nios. I worked on SOPC Builder and a bit on the Nios for a while. It's definitely some of the most exciting things we do at Altera.
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In the same way that I wouldn't ask an artist to design a software library, I don't expect myself to choose colors, layout, or design correctly. When shown choices from designers, I can tell which ones I like, and which ones work, and so on
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17y ago
This is an interesting case of the relationship between abundant and scarce resources. It used to be that transistors were scarce, so using the silicon in order to pack them well was the optimization goal. Nowadays, transistors reached a po
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