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by tverbeure 5mo ago
BSV won't help for cases you didn't think about a corner case. (I use SpinalHDL/Scala for all my hobby projects, BTW, and yes, I tend to make less mistakes.)
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
Your mistake is thinking that all people who don't use it are doing so because they're not curious about it.
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
How do you know up front who will find the best use cases? Both approaches can work.
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
What if those people are some of the most experienced ones, who can see use cases, and flaws, that more junior people won't?
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
I think I used Opus 4.6 1M.
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
> extremely strong evidence that they are not in fact that useful See my other reply in this subthread. For my line of work, they are in fact ridiculously useful.
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
For a small case, a colleague took a screenshot of waves in the waveform viewer and pasted it into the AI tool. It worked. But for large cases, use tools to extract all interfaces from the waveform file and save it as a text file, or add $d
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
> dubious applications of AI Leaving aside the ethical aspects of using AI (not because they're not valid, because they're off topic for this discussion), in my line of work, the capabilities and productivity improvement of AI
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
Human nature? In the early nineties, it was common for experienced electrical engineers to keep on using schematic entry digital design and look down on RTL and synthesis tools, despite that fact the latter was already way more productive.
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Getting peak TOPS on a Ryzen AI 7 350 NPU(destevez.net)
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
As a Belgian, I’m very familiar with cycling criteriums, but we use the same word for both! :-)
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
If I could choose only 1 criterium to select a laptop, it's the quality of the trackpad. So far, I haven't tried anything that comes close to a Macbook.
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
I see $667M loss numbers in the press, but I also see a positive P/E ratio? How does that work? Edit: it’s because the loss is an accounting loss due to mark to market adjustment, while the company is operationally profitable. I assume
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by tverbeure 5mo ago
I have 2 Rb GPSDOs and a few more OCXO ones, but had never heard of CSAC modules and thought that the inevitable next step would be an HP 5061A Cs clock or later model. So now you have me going to eBay in search one but all it turns up are
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Assuming that your claims about GoWin FPGA flaws are correct, isn’t the point of this experiment that it was able to exploit these flaws without manual guidance?
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
I haven’t lived in NYC for more than 20 years, but I still associate it with Dr Zizmor, a dermatologist. His ads were all over the subway. He retired not too long ago. I know because it was notable enough to deserve a feature in the NY Time
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
They fall back towards the ground... Happy now?
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
I didn't know about this. And if that bill hasn't passed yet, a reminder to push politicians to get their act together is never bad. You don't get to decide what information journalist get to write about.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Your point is wrong. The offender may be an exceptionally alert driver who doesn't get into an accident, unlike the average person (and statistics show that higher speed results in a higher accident rate.) You also ignore the claim mad
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Would you apply the same reason to drunk driving? If not, why?
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
We are talking about this because part of the job of a journalist is to expose broken policies.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
“Just” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
I don't think they need the $20/month users when there are some who use over $1000 in tokens per day.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Because they fall back to the ground…
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
This can’t a serious comment. Did you notice the size of the Artemis rocket and the size of the payload it sends to the moon and back? Do you expect there to be diamonds just laying these on the moon surface, no mining required.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Vega was a card with decent perf/$ for the consumer, but from a pure technical point of view (perf/mm2, perf/BW, perf/W) it was a major failure. Both Vega (and Fiji before it) showed that excess memory BW alone is not su
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Or IMO easier: press the on/off button 5 or more times in rapid succession.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
Yeah, because I totally have control over who’s dubbing movies in France.
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
You've probably never watched Indiana Jones speak French... I was forced to when staying for 2 weeks in the south of Belgium as part of a French immersion program. It's unbearable. When I watch an American movie, I want to hear it
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by tverbeure 6mo ago
The thing is so unreadable one would think that it's a parody of an LLM article.

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