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imr··on Recollections of Early Chip Development at Intel (2001) [pdf]
That is what I have always heard in engineering school. FTP transfers replaced the magnetic tape.
imr··on American Electronics Hobbyist Census [pdf]
What are they referring to with the phrase "open source microcontroller"? I must spend too much time with ARM cortex parts, I had no idea there are popular open cores.
imr··on Aaron Swartz's FBI Files [pdf]
Why not? It will be in the social security death index.
imr··on Ask HN: Freelancer? Seeking freelancer? (October 2012)
SEEKING WORK - Philadelphia, PA and remote

Web related: PHP, jQuery using the Horde Application Framework and Drupal Application development in C, C++ and VB.NET Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL

Hardware: Verilog, VHDL on Altera and Xilinx FPGAs

Website: http://hot-rain.com Email: info@hot-rain.com

imr··on How long will there be computer science departments?
Why are math departments still around? My engineering professors insisted on teaching probability and linear algebra.
imr··on Facebook says it may sue employers who demand job applicants' passwords
I can't wait until Facebook issues a press release instructing people to not log in as their parents when said parents are unable to change their profile picture or other basic tasks. That is such a bother.
imr··on Intel becomes a foundry, offers up its 22nm process
Achronix has been in partnership with Intel for over a year:

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870447790457558...

http://www.eetimes.com/electronics-news/4210263/Intel-to-fab...

imr··on Horde backdoored
php-pear dark magic is nothing compared to installing the framework libraries from git! The pear.horde.org instructions fail to mention that you must install horde/Horde_Role before any of the applications.

The UI is currently undergoing a rewrite, but the default interface can be forced into the traditional view in the Horde configuration.

imr··on Horde backdoored
Have you tried Horde 4? It is much better than version 3 and is not affected by this issue.
imr··on How Apple is sucking the profit out of the mobile phone market
Sure, but now phones generate other revenue than just the service contract. You don't think phone manufacturers would want some of that?
imr··on How Apple is sucking the profit out of the mobile phone market
Perhaps the market will change to be more like the console market, where the hardware is sold at a loss in exchange for future revenue from other sources. I would look for phone manufacturers to start asking for a percentage of app sales.
imr··on 6 Unusual City Maps, Locals vs Tourists
Notes on Philadelphia: Most photos on the regional rail lines are by locals, even on the northeast corridor. Tourists in Fairmount park are not making it much further than the zoo and art museum, which is unfortunate because there are lots of great areas north of that. I would have expected more activity in both rivers due to the tours and rowing that take place. Penn/Drexel campuses are photographed much more than the Temple campus.

http://flickr.com/photos/walkingsf/4671522359/sizes/o/in/pho...

imr··on Ask HN: Does Google recruit from Gmail content?
Funny thing, once you start emailing a google recruiter to set up an interview the ads definitely change.
imr··on Why did Google take a $3B loan with $37B already in the bank?
They get to keep their money for a rainy day, or put more money into projects than if they just used their own. All they have to do it make more than ~ 3.7% using the money in the bond issue.
imr··on Why did Google take a $3B loan with $37B already in the bank?
The interest rate was very low. Who wouldn't take nearly free money to play with?
imr··on Ask HN: Why not sell to the government?
The U.S. government has paperwork hoops to jump which takes time. I believe you need to get on the GSA schedule in order for departments to be able to purchase your products or services. Many things are competitively bid.

On the plus side, the government may be a source of funding. Look into the Office of Naval Research or grants.gov to see what they are looking to fund.

imr··on Steve Jobs Accuses Google in his Response to Tracking Claims
Ahh yes, if everyone does it, it must be ok.
imr··on Math Babes
Reminds me of Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor Physics found at: http://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm

Sadly said guide to semiconductor physics provided better information than other online sources back when I was in school. Hopefully things have changed.

imr··on AMD Could Add ARM Faster Than Intel
So after years of buying the cheapest computers (cell phones and tablets), people will want to pay more for a name brand processor?
imr··on AMD Could Add ARM Faster Than Intel
People no longer care that there is "Intel Inside" when it comes to cell phones and tablets, the fastest growing markets. Sure, the Intel/AMD chip will support all of the x86 baggage, but what phone or tablet has legacy code to support?
imr··on Joel on Coal
Your carbon based jokes are fantastic.
imr··on Poll: Where does your karma mostly come from?
I try to comment on only things in the newest section. Inevitably, someone has already made a similar comment on front page items. This strategy and sporadic commenting keep my karma comfortably low.
imr··on How cheap apps & free software updates are creating a huge "consumer surplus"
The author barely acknowledges the difference between the value of a device to you the consumer as software is added, and the value of the device in the marketplace. Consumer electronics might increase in perceived value to the consumer with added software functionality, but until the limits of semiconductors are met they will not increase in value in the marketplace. Even then taking a new cell phone home will be just like driving a new car off the lot: instant depreciation.
imr··on CNN Sending Eight Times More Staff to Royal Wedding Than to Japan
As a matter of fact, yes and I found them to be both adequate. The university I attended (USA based) sends freshman overseas during spring break for a ridiculously small amount of money. I chose to go on the London trip.
imr··on CNN Sending Eight Times More Staff to Royal Wedding Than to Japan
Good point, not to mention the fact that sending people to Japan or other disaster would require additional logistics planning or add strain to a damaged local food supply chain.
imr··on A complete Internet web server built into an Ethernet (RJ-45) jack
Certainly not new, I know digi.com sells a lot of these things since at least 2008. Look for the Digi Connect products. The interfaces on the other side can be as simple as RS-232.
imr··on Git is as revolutionary as Unix pipes (2008)
In addition to github, you have the switch to git of the linux kernel which really put the project over the other distributed revision control systems such as Darcs and Mercurial.
imr··on Ask HN: Why is not there a graduate school for entrepreneurs?
Graduate schools are usually designed to make money from tuition. You will find MBA programs labeled as entrepreneurial, but these schools won't fund you.
imr··on Ask HN: Do YC startups use Drupal?
I use Drupal for my day job, not for startup work right now.

Why is this a concern? Get the best possible product out of the technologies you already know, and success will follow. No one is going to turn down funding your startup or using it just because it does not use their preferred programming language.

imr··on Ask HN: Review my startup, FleshEatingZipper
That movie has nothing to do with your content categories. Change the name.
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