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Compared with CPUs and GPUs, the array is about 1M times as energy efficient(spectrum.ieee.org)
2 points by snaky 8y ago|2 comments
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Visual navigation engine DNN for quadrotor, using RISC-V, 64 mW on average(arxiv.org)
2 points by snaky 8y ago|0 comments
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by snaky 8y ago
So the ideal arch for that would be non-CPU raw state machine, like Silego GreenPAK5 ASM cores, but they would better ask Dialog to remove all the peripherals, make state machines a bit bigger, and pack a thousands of ASM cores into one chi
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by snaky 8y ago
The whole shebang may be reducible to something as simple as 42, as we all know.
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The Cloud is just another Sun(fosdem.org)
1 points by snaky 8y ago|0 comments
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by snaky 8y ago
Do we know a one company that gone out of business due the security related problems with their products?
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Mozilla partners with news subscription service Scroll to build ad-free internet(theverge.com)
4 points by snaky 8y ago|1 comments
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by snaky 8y ago
> Not sure he’s a great writer, but there was a lot to be learned there. Would you broadcast here some of the main points he made? Like what's the roots of the all that were.
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What FP Can Learn from Smalltalk(pharo.org)
3 points by snaky 8y ago|0 comments
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by snaky 8y ago
And Illumos.
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by snaky 8y ago
The question is what should be the next logical step?
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by snaky 8y ago
Or Onyx Boox Max 2.
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by snaky 8y ago
> OCaml, F#, Haskell, and Rust If you change Rust to ML, the phrase would be way more natural.
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by snaky 8y ago
Why not open source apps like RedReader? https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.quantumbadger.redreader/
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by snaky 8y ago
Mobile app can gather a lot more user data.
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by snaky 8y ago
So a bunch of videos about that will be uploaded on YouTube in the next hour.
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by snaky 8y ago
Maybe that's just an effect of mixing different youtubers catering to different crowds in one video. Put monster trucks and chess in one video, and you get dislike from not a small part of both monster trucks fans and chess fans.
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by snaky 8y ago
That system is incredibly efficient and dynamically stable.
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by snaky 8y ago
We were told the evolution do the thing this way exactly, but one error at a time.
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by snaky 8y ago
To control unruly population, bolsheviks used to use more efficient methods. > The Bolshevik forces used chemical weapons "from end of June 1921 until apparently the fall of 1921", by direct order from the leadership of Red Arm
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by snaky 8y ago
Discussed 3 days ago at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18700328
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by snaky 8y ago
Yes. https://deepspec.org/entry/Project/Kami http://conal.net/blog/posts/haskell-to-hardware-via-cccs
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by snaky 8y ago
RHEL version numbers are not telling you much. Nobody would be surprised to find some Linux kernel features announced for 4.20 in RedHat kernel 2.6.32-something.
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by snaky 8y ago
Not happening. Rewriting some hot path parts of the stack in Verilog is a usual thing, and rewriting some other parts in Coq is the future.
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by snaky 8y ago
I think the key difference is the focused attention and brain bandwidth to spend. Traditional way is way more efficient but requires more of that - you need to do a relatively long sequence of actions, coordinated to the goal. Using voice,
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People of Programming Languages. An Interview with Benjamin Pierce(cs.cmu.edu)
1 points by snaky 8y ago|0 comments
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by snaky 8y ago
That's great there is no one single company behind PostgreSQL in this sense. The model when many companies around PG do their own niche things based on PG, having their own business models, cooperating and collaborating to make PG bett
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by snaky 8y ago
There are bunch of companies behind PG actually. From Fujitsu and EnterpriseDB to smaller ones like 2ndQuadrant, PostgresPro, CitusDB and many others.
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by snaky 8y ago
> figuring out how things work in the absence of documentation That would be great interview test actually. Given a bunch of unknown code, add some simple functions, not breaking it apart. Keeping the style (not only syntactically) would
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by snaky 8y ago
It's not an easy task indeed, but it's very feasible. We have some examples of that kind. Firefox' fork PaleMoon is doing well, thanks to individual efforts of approximately one man. RedHat used to backport a ton of features

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