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by pensono 3mo ago
Love using tester army to validate PRs against my preview environment. Skips the manual check much of the time and helps me ship more confidently.
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by pensono 3y ago
This technique is pretty similar to Operational Transformations, except that it requires an authority for serialization and must re-apply any state which is out of sync.
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Setting up a .NET Project in 2021(ethan-shea.com)
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by pensono 6y ago
Is C++ complex enough that it is difficult to model, and therefore hard to apply in formal methods?
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by pensono 8y ago
FPGA latency is also much more predictable. Since you have cycle level control, you can know exactly how long any given operation will take. In a multi-threaded CPU, it's likely that the operation may be interrupted or delayed because
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by pensono 8y ago
This article seems to be targeted toward embedded programming, so global state isnt that big of a deal because you have complete control of the chip. It's quite common to not even have threads or an operating system at all.
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by pensono 9y ago
American grocery stores have been doing this for a long time as well. Often their products taste better too because they use less added sugars and preservatives.
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by pensono 9y ago
Have you tried bitwig? It's fairly new and seems to do alot of things right.
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by pensono 10y ago
I have a feeling that much of the cost is from the smaller market. It takes a massive amount of engineering resources to put out a new chip, and you need slot of sales to compensate. If FPGAs become commonplace in servers, then we will see