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AMD Versal Architecture and Product Data Sheet (New Premium Series Gen 2)(docs.amd.com)
4 points by oneofthose 3mo ago|2 comments
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The Record(soundbarrier.io)
2 points by oneofthose 4mo ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 5mo ago
> AMD’s software experience is riddled with bugs [...] AMD’s weaker-than-expected software Quality Assurance (QA) culture and its challenging out of the box experience. This has anecdotally been true since forever. Back in the day, OpenC
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by oneofthose 2y ago
Chromatic | Embedded/Firmware Engineer | New York City (NYC) | Full Time | https://www.gochromatic.com/ We are a small team and are building something new and exciting in the medical device space. Skills we are looking
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Ask HN: What is a rocket launch moment in your engineering or startup career?
2 points by oneofthose 2y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 2y ago
Yes I think for git users there are a number of great gui and tui and cli tools to simplify workflows. Here is a good list: https://github.com/dictcp/awesome-git?tab=readme-ov-file#cli...
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by oneofthose 2y ago
I think fossil is not exactly post-git but runs in parallel with git. But definitely a good fit for small teams. For true post-git if you feel adventurous I would try jj or pijul.
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by oneofthose 2y ago
I would consider CVS and RCS worth studying for historical reasons, since they have no releases for over a decade (according to Wikipedia). I was considering incorporating the history of version control, but there is already a great one her
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by oneofthose 2y ago
That is indeed somewhat ironic. It does not seem particularly active, with the last and the last release more than 1 year ago.
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by oneofthose 2y ago
Is there a design doc one could study? At a high level I understand how the fact that patches are commutative is elegant, but it seems to me there are performance impacts when, to get to a repository state, we have to apply many patches. Wo
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Version Control Beyond Git(soundbarrier.io)
5 points by oneofthose 2y ago|16 comments
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Ask HN: How do you do version control during hardware-software co-design?
7 points by oneofthose 3y ago|3 comments
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AI Conceptual Art(soundbarrier.io)
2 points by oneofthose 4y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 5y ago
Microchip Fabricarion has its flaws but gives a good high level overview includinh bringing, test and packaging: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1203098.Microchip_Fabric...
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by oneofthose 5y ago
Thanks for sharing - that is too bad. Is there nothing in the way-back machine? Or maybe somebody has a local copy?
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by oneofthose 5y ago
Super-cool. I love this one: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux-next/-/issues/44#note_1...
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by oneofthose 5y ago
That sounds so cool. Maybe collect the in a directory (like I did) and ask for permission to publish them after some time when the content might not be relevant any longer?
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Glitch Art in Medical Imaging(soundbarrier.io)
50 points by oneofthose 5y ago|11 comments
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Doctor Yellow (HSR Test Train)(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by oneofthose 5y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 7y ago
DBT (data build tool) [0] embraces this idea - it's like make for data transformation. Just like make its syntax is sub-optimal. But that's the only draw-back. There is an open source version, it generates documentation automatica
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Parallel Programming for FPGAs (Book)(arxiv.org)
2 points by oneofthose 8y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 9y ago
Would be fantastic if this could be contributed to numpy. Edit: source code is GPL licensed https://github.com/springer13/hptt
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by oneofthose 10y ago
And online: http://cdecl.org/
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by oneofthose 11y ago
It would not have to be like that if Nvidia opened up the source-code for cuFFT/cuDNN/cuBLAS. My guess is they are not doing that because it is fairly trivial to port code from CUDA to OpenCL. It can even be automated.
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Using Slack as a Digital Notebook(tarun.info)
1 points by oneofthose 11y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 11y ago
Interesting idea. It should be only a few lines in PyOpenCL to build something like this. But if you're already in PyOpenCL I guess would also prefer to generate the bin files there (maybe using numpy) ans evaluate the output (matplotl
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by oneofthose 11y ago
There is another library authored by me and some colleagues. It is called Aura: https://github.com/sschaetz/aura I blogged about these kinds of libraries here (overview): http://www.soa-world.de/echelon
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Authorea – Write research together(authorea.com)
1 points by oneofthose 11y ago|0 comments
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by oneofthose 12y ago
I use awesomewm - it heavily relies on the Lua scripting language. It is great and I use it on all my computers - I feel so unproductive if I don't have awesomewm.
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C++ accelerator library series: SyCL(soa-world.de)
1 points by oneofthose 12y ago|0 comments

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