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by zogomoox 4y ago
Life is life - nana na nana
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by zogomoox 4y ago
This is correct. (source: I worked there)
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by zogomoox 4y ago
In development High-NA EUV can do 2nm logic, possibly 1nm with double patterning? There's not a lot more room at the bottom after that, given silicon crystal atom distance of .3nm
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Would it be possible to have fast stack machine CPUs nowadays? (let's say, competing with x64 cpu's) or is there some inherent benefit to register machines?
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Even if it worked, who wants to be in a 3 day long planning meeting every quarter? It sounds like a worse kind of hell to me.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
No, he managed to combine three traditionally uncool things, namely 8 bit computing, accordions and ragtime music, resulting in an underflow of uncoolness which is extremely cool.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
How can you tell entangled particles from non-entangled ones? I saw another article today about keeping quantum systems entangled for a long time by firing lasers in a Fibonacci pattern, but what allows them to see whether its still entangl
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by zogomoox 4y ago
It's possible, set bind-address-ipv4 (and depending on your needs rpc-bind-address) in settings.json
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Let me tell you about SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework). If your company adapts this monstrosity you'll have two day long PI-planning meetings with many many people (90+ in my case) every quarter.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Group meetings, the next exponent of that is SAFe (so called Scaled Agile Framework) where you'll see 2-day-long meetings with 80+ people. I am not a fan.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
35-ish years of coding here, but the professional part of it is being thoroughly ruined by things like SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework). You always were a cog in a machine, but SAFe actually makes you be aware of it, all the time.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Eventually, if you have pin-compatible chips from several manufacturers, they could replace chips from lets say Taiwan with ones from Europe perhaps?
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by zogomoox 4y ago
I imagine these bricks will be modeled so they stack easily i.e. legoregolith bricks.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
The use case is replacing flash, because modern flash cells die after a handful of writes. Surely there's a market for ultra-durable SSDs.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
The article states the neutron star spins up as it accretes mass from its partner.. surprising as you'd expect something that gains mass to slow down.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
I would assume chinese made RISC-V have their own special sauce.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
In the movie 'the cooler' (2003) people like this are given jobs in casinos to attenuate the luck of the gamblers.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
They're using a terrible example, because I'd prefer that null reference to be caught whether the code is reachable or not.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
There's something even more hellish and that is Scaled Agile Framework.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
Something that worked for me: playing low volume noise on a stereo in the bedroom. Even barely audible noise would suppress the beeps and drone of my tinnitus.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
It's more likely a Boltzmann brain would be a microscopic quantum computer, dreaming up planets and people and you to get over the boredom of being alive for a picosecond.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
So it seems this allows us to understand when phase transitions occur, I wonder if this has applications in improving high temperature superconductors.
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by zogomoox 4y ago
A Møøse once bit my sister ... No realli! She was Karving her initials on the møøse with the sharpened end of an interspace tøøthbrush given her by Svenge - her brother-in-law - an Oslo dentist and star of many Norwegian møvies
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by zogomoox 4y ago
The best bit in the article is the Berkshire Hathaway website, a case of "the emperor wears no clothes and he knows it".
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by zogomoox 5y ago
Can you explain this a bit? I'm trying to figure out what the appeal is of YARP, so far the only thing that makes sense is the load balancing.
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by zogomoox 5y ago
I wonder how many future projects will not use RISC-V because middle management will stop reading proposals after the word RISC.
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by zogomoox 5y ago
Sean Carrol addressed this in his royal institution lecture (a brief history of quantum mechanics, 37m30s). As far as I understood those universes aren't created, you're just selecting a slice of phase space of the (very big) numb
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by zogomoox 5y ago
I landed in an absurd universe where it looks like the iron curtain will make a comeback soon.
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by zogomoox 5y ago
If he was considered to be the smartest man in a group that included John von Neumann, that's awe-inspiring.
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by zogomoox 5y ago
EUV and higher energy photons are difficult beasts, I would put my money on electrons next, so perhaps the electron microscope companies hold the interesting patents there.

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