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by simne 2y ago
Have you hear about customs?
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You are welcome! I just looking on these things very serious and trying to use my knowledge to make better products/services. And sometimes I'm really surprised in good way.
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Looks like you just have not deal with bad traders on platforms. I once found on local aggregator product too cheap to be good (unfortunately at that moment only two stores sell these product). I stored their number in my notebook and going
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Some questions already answered in article - from gov't responsible NIST and FCC and from industry agreed to participate deputies from large companies, so now they will gather meetings and will create some documents. So now, any intere
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by simne 2y ago
Some questions already answered in article - from gov't responsible NIST and FCC and from industry agreed to participate deputies from large companies, so now they will gather meetings and will create some documents. So now, any intere
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I'm sure, it will depend on how large part of product is made abroad and in which country. I wonder, how strict will be regulations on Chinese software parts. For EU/US/Australia/Korea originated should be less strict if
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Good questions. As I understand, they spent months to decide who will be responsible and who will pay (and how much). Announce happen after budget passed Parliament, so now could make manning table and hire people for next steps.
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> What's to stop the bad actors from just printing the logo on their gear anyways? This is federal offense, like document falsification. So if somebody will be caught on doing it - could go to jail.
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> almost no one cares about distributing the GPL code of the BSP, mainly due to fear of violating chipset vendor NDAs Most problem of BSP programming is it is really complicated, because need to fit within limits of hardware and need to
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Most time consuming and most important in startup is gather first time clients, so use any possible things to got clients for free (or semi-free, for example on venture events, or become part of some platform, like consoles in gamedev) or t
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You need to talk to expert with magnitudes more details, not about technical internals of product, but about your market. Sometimes happen wonders, and product sell just because it is technically good, but these things are rare and you shou
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Congratulations!
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Is this bad or good?
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They are in actively using, where convenient to block large water area. As even in war ports, usually active traffic. Second reason why now limited usage, WWII submarines was very limited power, many experts consider them as just high-speed
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> Humans will never want to pay for it later. It's judged worthless. I see classic business issue, people usually resistant to price grow and classic example to begin with free product, then ask to pay even small amount. And unfortu
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What you could say about this fact from that times? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshiba%E2%80%93Kongsberg_scan...
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> the interconnect speed between nodes on the Internet is just too low to make it useful Technically, not speed low, but latency is huge. For about speed, if you lucky, could build 100Gbit fiber to nearest exchange and this is comparable
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> moving data from a data register to an address register and back did not destroy the top 8 bits Yes, you could use address registers for data storage, but you cannot make general computations on them, and because of this wiki definitio
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> 68000 had sixteen 32-bit registers It is your own opinion. Wikipedia have other definition.
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68k claimed to be 32-bit CPU, so it have 8 32-bit registers. Compare it with 16-bit CPU is just apples vs carrots.
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> For CISC it's normal to have small number of programmer-visible (architectural) registers You compare apples with carrots. Question is what you name CISC/RISC. If under CISC considered early single-chip stubs like 8080 or eve
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BTW have you hear about asynchronous FPGA programming (and asynchronous HDL design)? It was very popular subject some years ago.
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Your comment wonder me. As I hear from CS community like a mirror words - because semiconductor manufacturing is prohibitively expensive, cs becomes too abstract. But my own exp, mostly confirm your words, even when I sure see just my side
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If you are unlucky, so your working set don't fit into the registers, in this case you sure will deal with memory bus and with cache hierarchy. But best if you just don't touch memory at all, making all processing in your code in
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The goal of an FPGA is to get cheap prototype and/or for applications which don't need large batches, enough to ASIC become cost effective. Low latency links are just byproduct, added to improve FPGA performance (which is definite
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> Ideally, your working set fits into the cache Ideally, your working set fits into the registers, and that was most win feature or RISC, having relatively simple hardware (if compared to genuine CISC, like IBM-360 mainframes) they saved
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This was very common with first sound cards (at least on PC). As I remember, only with Creative Sound Blaster, completely finished era of continuous hearing of "machine soul" sounds.
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> 10^5 flip-flops is about 12.2KiB of memory It is reasonable amount for CISC CPU cache, as for CISC normal to have small number of registers (RISC is definitely multiple-register machine, as memory operations are expensive with RISC par
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I read there suggestion to carve in stone, and on second view it don't look bad idea. But I suggest not just one stone, but build many hills on large piece of land and place them to form giant QR code, for example 1px=1m (resolution is
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Yes and no. Yes, I agree, providing more info you become more vulnerable. No, at concurrent market appear more priority matters. You sure hear about Queueing theory, and may be you know, when execution unit wait for something, this time sub

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