throw34

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by throw34 4y ago
Do you have a reference for that? 5 years is a pretty long time but I suppose it depends a lot on how one defines the start of a design.
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by throw34 4y ago
Usually it’s what’s being run inside the terminal that matters. ssh? no big deal. ffmpeg? can slow a machine down and can have a significant memory footprint. YMMV
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by throw34 4y ago
Probably somewhere around two years before the M1 announcement is when development started. It’s a lot of work to design one of these parts. https://anysilicon.com/asic-design-flow-ultimate-guide/
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by throw34 4y ago
I’m not sure what point you’re arguing anymore. I’m arguing against this statement. I don’t think it’s true. “ You're looking in the wrong place. The magic comes from TSMC, not Apple.” My point is a good process is necessary but not s
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by throw34 4y ago
That’s an interesting take given this thread because Apple has explicitly stated they don’t prioritize performance, they prioritize performance per watt, which is not the same thing. And that also shows there’s a whole design space here an
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by throw34 4y ago
But doesn’t your statement prove that there are decisions and things the user of a node can make which effect the end result? Therefore, is not just process node that matters.
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by throw34 4y ago
I suppose traditionally this is what one learns during the fiancée stage of the relationship and given your accelerated timeline that’s definitely going to be a challenge. Unfortunately the only way I know to tell is to actually go through
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by throw34 4y ago
> A lot of dating books recommend getting really specific about what you want Also, from my personal experience, what you want is going to change over time. And even if someone checks your boxes today, they’re unlikely to be that same p
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by throw34 4y ago
I get your point but was Voyager a bank? https://www.investvoyager.com/investorrelations/overview “ Voyager Digital Ltd. is a fast-growing, publicly traded cryptocurrency platform in the United States founded in 2018 t
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by throw34 4y ago
Do you know the limit for the part? If it’s 120C then the M1 is leaving 26C on the table and the M2 left only 12C. Without the specs these measurement don’t mean much.
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by throw34 4y ago
"The R1000 addresses 64 bits of address space instantly in every single memory access. And before you tell me this is impossible: The computer is in the next room, built with 74xx-TTL (transistor-transistor logic) chips in the late 198
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by throw34 4y ago
This has been a popular topic for some time in the computer architecture space. “ The End of the Road for General Purpose Processors & the Future of Computing - Prof. John L. Hennessy” https://www.csail.mit.edu/news&#x2F
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by throw34 4y ago
Or maybe have the object code for the executable as one static constant and jump to it on the one and only line of the program: speed, size and one line of code (maybe two depending on how the counting is done)
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by throw34 4y ago
This MIT OCW takes a student from basically nothing to an almost compliant RV32i, complete with videos, worked examples and lecture notes. https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-004-computation-structures-spr...
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by throw34 4y ago
Me personally, all the time. In fact, I am taking a short break from a problem that reduces to graph coloring with 2 colors. [1] If you interview with our team we will absolutely ask LC style algorithmic problems because one will definitely
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by throw34 4y ago
And is it correct? http://www.mathematicsmagazine.com/Articles/NicolaTesla.php#... “Tesla’s physics requires a quite different understanding of mathematics, in some extent it is sacral in the spirit of Pythagoras. Pyth
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by throw34 4y ago
On the other hand, it's not like coffee houses are a recent invention. https://livesandlegaciesblog.org/2017/05/24/coffee-a-revolut... https://blog.publicgoods.com/a-brief-history-of-coff