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zsmi
5y ago
Isn't remote a disadvantage in that case as the pool is larger? If I'm the employer I don't need to hire everyone. I just need to hire a small subset of people, relative to the overall population in the pool who meets the qua
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zsmi
5y ago
> are going to outperform Using what metric?
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5y ago
Not completely in the wilderness sure. But they also have many operating systems to consider. The other obvious ones are Linux, BSD, and, until very recently, macOS. Are you sure it's possible to do a micro-optimization for one with
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5y ago
Not exactly the same, but close. https://github.com/eniac/faas The purpose of the FaaS (Factoring as a Service) project is to demonstrate that 512-bit integers can be factored in only a few hours, for less than $100 of
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5y ago
I have very limited experience navigating in water but I would think collision avoidance would be an excellent reason to mandate AIS.
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5y ago
I saw that too and was shocked. I am not the biggest fan of Sunnyvale California but calling it 3rd world seems overly harsh. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Micro_Devices#First_t...
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5y ago
Amazing how times have changed. Took just over 15s inside Mathematica on an old Intel MacBook Air with dozens of other apps running. Didn't even spin the fans up. In[*]:= Timing@FactorInteger[RandomInteger[{10^70,10^71}]] Out[*
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5y ago
It seems off because the jobs just a byproduct of the investment, not the end goal. i.e. Say I invest $10M to make a precision machine shop and I employing 5 machinists, as a crude example. Here my goal was to make a machine shop capable o
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5y ago
One should never loose to the complier, after all you can see it's output and it can't see yours. Also, the programmer can "cheat" by doing things the compiler would consider invalid but are known to be ok given the larg
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5y ago
This is the classic definition https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1109/12.4607 "An interrupt is precise if the saved process state corresponds to a sequential model of program execution in which one instruction comple
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6y ago
you forgot something, low-cost, low-power, low-accuracy battery monitoring is like pretty much the most solved problem ever. low-cost & low-power & high accuracy, not so much
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6y ago
HW vendors that want to race to the bottom, sure. But if I want to differentiate, commanding a higher price, then I'll probably be different.
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6y ago
I saw that too and I wondered how they accomplished that. Can a commercial grade line be tweaked produce more automotive grade parts? Or were they forced to take down entire lines and retool them? If so, that would definitely have... repe
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6y ago
That's the general consensus I see too. i.e. https://www.electronicdesign.com/markets/automotive/media-ga... The other issue is the "car industry" doesn't order from fab. They order from a su
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6y ago
The target market for this part is not that kind of datacenter. Based on the article they're targeting high performance compute, i.e. "application codes used in earth system modeling, financial services, manufacturing, as well as
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6y ago
https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/welcome-mh43558/mac
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6y ago
Intel disclosed FDIV after being contacted by a 3rd party and they allegedly kept it hidden for at least a couple of months. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_FDIV_bug "Nicely noticed some inconsistencies in t
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6y ago
My guess is anything that produces an ordered sequence of numbers that need to be dealt with. For example a network card or any character based IO device. Just a couple of examples of the top of my head.
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6y ago
The architecture looks fairly different than Transmeta's architecture to me although the purported multiple ISA user feature is similar. They presented some high level stuff at ISC 2020. https://www.tachyum.com/assets&#
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6y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. I don't have an MBA myself but I've been asked to write a number of recommendation letters to business school over the years. https://teach.com/resources/how-to-get-into-bu
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See figure 6.5 on slide 5. http://web.engr.uky.edu/~elias/lectures/06_MOSFET_Operation.... About the only time one sees it these days is if someone is trying to match capacitance of a second fet for charge cancell