FPGAhacker

What synthesis errors have you run into?

Seems like it might be fun to pair with a smallish eink display.

I use it to lubricate my ability. Basically every time I have to google something to do my job I toss it in anki.

Not having to look up syntax and what not is a far better productivity improvement than editor hacks for example.

Wait, when node sizes where based off of a gate that meant logic gate? I always thought it was the transistor gate width.

Could be interesting. I prefer an independent Xilinx, but maybe competition with intel will stimulate the whole reconfigurable computing revolution that fizzled out.

You would use precompiled modules or compositions of these modules (pipeline or parallel).

This can be a relatively fast operation. Seconds or less depending on complexity.

I think it’s a pretty reasonable metric for a business whose stated goal is to be profitable. I don’t know what that has to do with your kid, but I’m glad you love her.

Amtrak has never turned a profit. Ever. They have never even broken even.

Seems amazing to me that this method would be more cost effective or even just plain effective vs scanning and interpreting paper drafts/blueprints.

If you don't mind sharing, what do you eat?

> The primary idea -- that a product will make the consumer's life better -- is what is being repackaged and resold over and over again.

I wish.

What’s being resold and repackaged is telling other people how to make money by telling other people how to tell other people how to make money by telling other people how to make money.

This is the way of the world. How much cpu and gpu advancement is directly attributable to the simulation of shooting each other in the face?

That brings back memories. I cracked mine open and soldered the extra memory as well. I nicked a couple board traces drilling out the plastic rivets, but I found a couple vias I could solder at to patch it.

I still use that calculator today at work. It has nice base conversion with arbitrary bit depth.

You should definitely give it a try. The point of magit is to improve the git experience, not make it more complicated.

It was probably autocorrect, but the term is anechoic.

I love sankey diagrams.

Six years in this case. Not too shabby really.

Isn't that the point of sandboxing?

I do this all the time every day. It’s my primary mode of work, going from full-screen maximized apps to windowed “desktop” apps, and back, with cmd-tab. I don’t remember ever not being able to do this, but I’ve only started using full screen often within the last few versions.

Maybe I misunderstand you.

They started doing buybacks in 2012. They've bought back $338 billion so far.

https://ycharts.com/companies/AAPL/stock_buyback

You will when your house burns down.

You can get a Harley for $8k?

I had to do the same with a number of my favorite news sites, including hacker news, while I’m working.

It was shocking how many times I would open the browser to Google something and find myself reading stupid political news instead of working.

I also installed a cli google searcher. That was helpful too.

Just curious, but what are your productive languages? Mine is probably clojure.

> I fall asleep, I wake up, what is there to track?

Oh man, I remember those days. Enjoy them while you have them.

I don’t have kids so I have no idea what is thought/taught anymore, but this is the sort of thing I was exposed to repeatedly starting in late grade school through early high school. I found government boring back then so I didn’t elect to take classes beyond the basic curriculum in that area.

Typo too.

What's amazing to me is how uncommon state machines are in software, comparatively. In ASIC and FPGA design, it's so fundamental and ubiquitous. At least with synchronous designs.

> Apple just needs to thank whoever was in charge of acquiring PA Semi’s know how in 2008

Jim Keller as much as anyone I would think.

or 'an uber' instead of 'a uber.'