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by sweden 10y ago
But a 8 year old car nowadays means a polluting car, not an electric one. I don't see fleets of self driving cars being the same as public transportation or as taxis, I view them as something between private transportation and public t
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by sweden 10y ago
What is a better situation: having a polluting factory making polluting cars or having a polluting factory making eco-friendly cars? Maybe if the automotive industry had made this step a long ago, we could have been buying old but eco-frien
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by sweden 10y ago
Well, if you want to fully implement the USB PHY on a FPGA: it's impossible, you need high speed circuits which can only be implemented in ASIC (such as PLL, VCO, DCO, etc). If you want to reuse the already existent USB PHY in the FPGA
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by sweden 10y ago
People are always bashing XMPP around but truth to be told, my experience with the Android client Conversations is pretty damn good. I use the Android client with a personal XMPP server based on Prosody and I frequently use it to communicat
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by sweden 10y ago
No, I don't think there is an easy solution. It is expensive for the foundry (TSMC, GlobalFoundries, Intel, Samsung, etc.) and it is also expensive for the EDA companies that create all the necessary tools (Synopsys, Cadence and Mentor
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by sweden 10y ago
The process of design digital circuits will depend of course from company to company, depending on the need of higher performance modules. But the fundamental of digital design is that everything is done using Verilog and the change of proc
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by sweden 10y ago
Yes, of course that the Place&Route part requires some work at the layout level, but it's not like you are going to place your transistors by hand after the synthesis tool produces a netlist.
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by sweden 10y ago
We are indeed hitting the end of Moore's law. The companies that provide IP are watching the market splitting into two: the companies that want the latest process node to show off technology (for example, Apple, Samsung, Huawei, etc) a
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by sweden 10y ago
I'm not the OP, but the same does not apply to the SoC. What the OP showed you applies only to the Mixed-Signal IP, when you have a Digital part (developed in Verilog) and an Analog part (developed in tools like the OP showed). When yo
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by sweden 10y ago
If you are speaking of the digital designs, yes, what you say is absolutely right. But you need to keep in mind the analog designs. While a typical CPU, a typical GPU or a typical cryptographic IP chip (for a example) can be developed in ju
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by sweden 10y ago
Proprietary app, so it's a no-go.
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by sweden 10y ago
I'm not sure what are the exact conditions for the Tesla OS to be overridden by other internal systems, 50 km/h was just a placeholder value for "lower speeds".
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by sweden 10y ago
It is an interesting question. A while a go, 2 guys made a presentation at DEFCON with a presentation about their findings on hacking a Tesla Model S. They were able to successfully get root access to the car's system (not chroot, real
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by sweden 11y ago
The openness of Jolla is an illusion. Sailfish OS is barely open source: sure the core components are but when we move to the UI, you can hardly find any open code there. Android on the other hand is fully open source.
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by sweden 11y ago
Hmm I'm pretty sure that 'hoped' in this case means something like: "Well, in a normal case we would have recommended 12 doses of the medicine in order to get a full recovery." This is not like testing stuff with a
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by sweden 11y ago
I don't agree with your perspective of Europe's Bologna. Universities don't need an European agreement to create shorter and shallower courses, in fact, Bologna doesn't impose any kind of restrictions on the kind of cour
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by sweden 11y ago
The kind of attacks that he is referring are located at the lower levels of the phone, at the SoC level, not at the operating system level. It's something that neither Apple nor Google can control.