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by picture 14d ago
The gap is a low narrower than those exaggerated numbers. Cortex-M goes to 1 GHz and beyond with MIMXRT117x, while loads of x86 chips down-clocked to the couple GHz or are capped lower, like laptop CPUs
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by picture 22d ago
What's to say they're ignorant?
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by picture 23d ago
Here is an excellent video showing silicon die analysis and comprehensive performance-power curves compared against other leading products. Please skim through it and skip the speculating. https://youtu.be/BCCJuOopLK8 Edit:
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by picture 23d ago
While the other comments are correct to point out that majority of mobile workloads are rush to completion, many users (especially in China) still do a lot of heavy gaming on their phones. This is exactly why the newer SoCs are so interesti
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by picture 24d ago
To save you a potentially long scroll: > Data is sourced from Polymarket.
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Fan Performance Database(cybenetics.com)
2 points by picture 29d ago|0 comments
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by picture 29d ago
I came across this site which has pretty comprehensive data about PQ curves ( the chart for determining CADR given filter impedance) at different noise and power levels: https://www.cybenetics.com/evaluations/fans&#x2F
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by picture 1mo ago
Well, it's good that there's some competition within the space. More compact/correct/elegant code is simply better code, and people will catch on to that eventually. I think there is a stronger incentive to gain market s
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by picture 1mo ago
It's not the idea of RAW that's being patented, but rather components of "Red RAW" that includes things like compressing before debayering, as the other comment points out. I also remember hearing something about Red ha
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by picture 1mo ago
What is this math from? How do you suppose there to be less gates than pixels? Also, different implementations may unroll to different degrees, with some lower thruput hardware doing stuff sequentially by reusing the same logic
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by picture 2mo ago
It's possible for something to be overpriced to the customer and simultaneously underpriced for the business to be profitable. Theoretically speaking, they could just be selling such an inefficient product.
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by picture 2mo ago
Is the answer correct? I don't seem to see any demo video with "this is a ghost font" encoded
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by picture 3mo ago
Electrochemical pile style oxygen sensors continuously deplete themselves whether actively measured or not. Common smart home oxygen piles have a fixed lifetime of a few years, and they're quite sizable (probably about as much volume a
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by picture 3mo ago
Yes all forms of gambling, except certain government sanctioned lotteries, are illegal and criminally prosecuted
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by picture 3mo ago
There's no such thing as a "nuclear" bomb. A bomb is a bomb. ..Is what you are saying?
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by picture 4mo ago
From my experience with working for defense/aerospace companies as well as civilian b2b ones in the US, the general situation is that defense/aero companies pay less but demands less of a grind. People usually take the lower pay (
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ABM-101(therestlesstechnophile.com)
4 points by picture 4mo ago|0 comments
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Sony A7R VI(dpreview.com)
3 points by picture 4mo ago|0 comments
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HP 3585A spectrum analyzer teardown(7400.me)
3 points by picture 5mo ago|0 comments
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by picture 5mo ago
Yes you provide a great example of binning and market separation. Though I think in this case there's some limiting factors that make it infeasible to bin these fancy Noctua fan rotors including: 1) tooling have limited lifetime and wi
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by picture 5mo ago
Are you thinking of futanari?
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by picture 5mo ago
In pedantic tradition, I would like to gently remind you that there should be a space between a number and its unit, according to SI standard/NIST.
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by picture 5mo ago
> Traditional Chinese relies on context: “Rain heavy, not go”, “雨大，不去了”. > Modern Chinese demands explicit logic: “Because the rain is heavy, therefore I will not go.””因为雨下得很大，所以我决定不去了。” Interestingly the "traditional grammar&quo
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by picture 5mo ago
Probably true. Though as someone who can read both English and Chinese, I thought the translations in the article does a good job of representing the traditional vs modern grammar styles. Not sure what more explanation would be necessary
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by picture 6mo ago
It seems like you largely agree with the article - people shall own nothing and be happy. Perhaps the artificially induced supply crunch could go on indefinitely. Also, I wonder how many of us, even here on HN, have the ability to spend tha
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Radar Image Formation Simulator(hforsten.com)
1 points by picture 6mo ago|0 comments
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by picture 6mo ago
China has made for-profit extracurricular tutoring illegal since 2021. [1] Of course there can be under the table operations and discussion to be had about regionally biased gaokao difficulty, but I think it's worth recognizing gaokao
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by picture 6mo ago
How do you know their intentions? It's also a bit unreasonable to launch live munitions that have some 90% probability of being intercepted by a given system on a good day, while intending for "just a warning"
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ESP32-P4 Teardown(electronupdate.blogspot.com)
3 points by picture 7mo ago|0 comments
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by picture 7mo ago
There are many things that are valuable to people, but which they would rather not pay for. They include public goods and externalities, like infrastructure and education and a reasonable amount of military. It makes a lot of sense that peo

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