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by huntero 4mo ago
As a long time Altera user, one of the biggest things that made me want to jump the fence to Xilinx was the MUCH stronger community and hobbyist uptake. Xilinx benefitted from a ton of people out there educating others on their behalf. Try
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by huntero 2y ago
The HBM stacks are on-package for these parts, so you don't have to use any external I/O to interface with them. You end up with a similar challenge accessing that much bandwidth internally from your FPGA logic though, it looks li
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China harvests masses of data on Western targets, documents show(washingtonpost.com)
5 points by huntero 5y ago|2 comments
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by huntero 5y ago
PTP is a great choice when you need your time-sync to leave the software domain, for instance, locking an external PLL for frequency and phase aligned clocks. PTP enabled MAC's and PHY's usually have a dedicated hardware output fo
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by huntero 5y ago
Alcorn McBride Inc. | Full-Time | Orlando, FL | Onsite | http://www.alcorn.com Software Engineer, Design Engineer We develop audio, video, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the
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by huntero 7y ago
Alcorn McBride Inc. | Full-Time | Orlando, FL | Onsite | http://www.alcorn.com Software Engineer, Design Engineer We develop audio, video, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the
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by huntero 9y ago
Cover letters might get lost in the HR departments of larger companies, but they're incredibly useful to me when sorting through applications at a small company. Especially for entry level positions, a well-written cover letter is a mu
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by huntero 10y ago
Given that the Amazon cloud is such a huge consumer of Intel's X86 processors, even using Amazon-tailored Xeon's, it's surprising that Amazon chose Xilinx over the Intel-owned Altera. These Xilinx 16nm Virtex FPGA's are
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by huntero 11y ago
You aren't alone. The 840 and 840EVO were Samsung's first drives using 19nm planar TLC flash. With TLC flash they were storing 4 bits per flash cell, which at that small process size gave all sorts of trouble with old, stale data
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Trobo the Storytelling Robot(kickstarter.com)
1 points by huntero 12y ago|0 comments
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by huntero 12y ago
Alcorn McBride | Full-Time | Orlando, FL | http://www.alcorn.com Software Engineer We develop audio, video, lighting, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the world's biggest
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by huntero 13y ago
Many of the same manufacturers supporting CarPlay have already committed to Android support as well ( http://www.openautoalliance.net/#press ). I would imagine that Apple building on top of QNX allows for the car manufacture
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by huntero 14y ago
Alcorn McBride | Full-Time | Orlando, FL Hardware/Software Design Engineer We develop audio, video, lighting, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the world's biggest theme parks, museums, and attr
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by huntero 14y ago
Alcorn McBride | Full-Time | Orlando, FL Hardware/Software Design Engineer We develop audio, video, lighting, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the world's biggest theme parks, museums, and attr
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by huntero 14y ago
Alcorn McBride | Full-Time | Orlando, FL Hardware/Software Design Engineer We develop audio, video, lighting, and show control systems for themed entertainment. You'll find our equipment in the world's biggest theme parks, museums, and att
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by huntero 14y ago
I agree with you that the banana plugs were an odd choice, but to be fair, none of the interfaces you listed would be found on a pair of speakers unless they were powered. The 3.5mm jack would be common sense for a line out, but certainly n
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by huntero 15y ago
I can't find where I read this, but I believe the reset line of the camera module is typically tied to the LED, so it can't be in a powered-on state without the LED being active.
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by huntero 15y ago
It's interesting that First Officer Bonin is able to doom the plane by continuing to hold back on his joystick, even when that action isn't having positive results. Had the other first officer pushed his joystick forward, would the plane b
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by huntero 15y ago
Yes, I received an email from them on Tuesday(11-22-11) with a coupon code.
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by huntero 15y ago
When I read the headline I imagined that Cloudant was going to be pretty upset to see this on the front page of HN - but it looks like it was submitted by Cloudant themselves and links to their own press release! If it must be done, this is
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by huntero 15y ago
I was always curious why he would wear such ill-fitting turtlenecks after he lost so much weight in his sickness. I guess his supply of turtlenecks had more of a personal story behind them and it wasn't as simple as ordering a size smaller
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by huntero 15y ago
"Reason 10: Can Run Multiple Instances in Different Processes" I'm not sure "open new window in a new process" really belongs in a windows menu. It's just more junk that only a tiny percentage of their users will understand. I don't think
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by huntero 15y ago
I wonder if the impending release of iMessage has something to do with this. With so much iPhone to iPhone messaging no longer counting towards text messaging, a lot of users would probably drop from the unlimited plan to the $10 plan - if
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by huntero 15y ago
I think the author is trying to make a point about acquisitions and the value of talent being left alone, not seriously pitch himself as a potential Yahoo CEO hire.
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by huntero 15y ago
When you operate on the scale of Google or Facebook, getting "cute" will inevitably end up with some angry users. But without little touches like this, the company would move closer and closer to the IBM-esque corporate monolith. And neit
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by huntero 15y ago
Good point. This might have been one (of many) considerations when changing to the new Macbook power connectors. With the current design, there is no point in pulling straight on the cord as you described. The user must pull to the side of
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by huntero 15y ago
I've recently started working with a decent size codebase in C. At first I spent quite a while looking through the code, but didn't really learn that much about it. Eventually I bit the bullet and just dove right in, not afraid to break th
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by huntero 15y ago
This fits well with all the earlier talk about Windows 8 supporting ARM. Microsoft isn't scaling Windows Phone 7 up to the tablet, they are scaling Windows 8 down to the tablet. By the time Windows 8 is released, it might be viable to run
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by huntero 15y ago
I wonder if TwitPic's motivation for striking the controversial deal with World Entertainment News Network was to mitigate the big drop in ad revenue they will see if Twitter launches their own photo service.
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by huntero 15y ago
Apparently the news agency is primarily interested in the photos that Twitpic's celebrity users are posting. That's going to be a severe red-flag to celebrities and word will spread quickly among them/their social media folks to switch to

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