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Soft cores use the configurable logic matrix of the FPGA. You can choose to implement them or not, depending on your use case. They can also be tuned to the use case, adding or modifying CPU instructions, cache structure, e.t.c. This involves writing RTL code, with all the design, verification and backend synthesis work that comes with that. Tools like Synopsys ASIP Designer tries to help with this effort.

Hard cores are not part of the configurable logic matrix but are separate resources on the FPGA. That means they can't be tuned to the use case in the same way as a soft core. The trade-off is that they typically are better optimized with regards to clock frequency and power consumption since the components are made to be a CPU and not generic configurable logic. One example of an FPGA with a hard core CPU would be the Xilinx Zynq devices.
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That article would benefit from editing.

He's covering a lot of ground and might have done better to lead with the graph that he made with his product, which shows that the average speed of cabs has gone down a lot.

The options curves that he talks about then involve: (1) how does slower driving impact the earnings of cab drivers and (2) is a cab driver motivated to drive faster or slower?

If log-normal distributions, greek coefficients and such were really relevant they should be realized to something like "delta was 0.2 in 2011 and 0.4 in 2012 because of X and with the consequence Y"

I am still left wondering how do the following factors combine:

- increasing traffic from increasing population and economic activity

- increasing traffic from increased ride hailing competition (those yellow cabs have a quota, but the challengers don't)

- increasing traffic from deteriorating conditions on public transit

- cab drivers deciding to drive faster or slower because of what they learned at the Chicago School of Economics

and that's were "gross misapplication of theory" comes in. When profit is the small difference between two large numbers it is easy to lose a whole basketball team's worth of shirts pricing options -- every crisis a new generation of quants learn the hard way that Marx had a point about the "declining rate of profits".
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It's tautological to say that the sites people use ate the sites people use. Putting TikTok on your list shows the emptiness of the argument. When a new site offers something the others don't, people migrate.
There's something fundamentally different that seems to cut cleanly along cultures.

Growing up in a Mexican culture, I have always been taught to be chaste and pious, but it just isn't something I internalized. Instead, my peers were a much bigger influence.

It seems more common in some other cultural contexts to internalize this kind of self-denial with overtones of purity.

Even as a gay man, I never found the need for dating apps, since there isn't as much of a binary distinction between friends/acquaintances and romantic partners.
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> So teaching it iteratively works very well, because you show how simpler versions fail.

This is, in general, a very good approach for teaching (although time consuming).
Having been part of the VR ecosystem since the DK1 and I having had the opportunity to go to Oculus Connect 1, I can't say that I'm surprised by Facebook/Oculus' move in this direction.

At OC1 they handed out copies of Ready Player One, and it was pretty clear that they saw a future where they could control and monetize VR one way or another. Though the irony seems to have been lost on them that there is an evil corp called IOI in Ready Player One trying to seize control.

In any case, it was only a matter of time before this happened.

The thing that turned me off Oculus development actually happened around the same time as the release of the Quest, where they started to aggressively gate-keep what could come through the store, more so than even Apple/Google with their respective stores.

You essentially had to pitch them a concept before they would give you approval to start building (this is still the case for Quest 2 I believe). Now, I grant you that it's better to stop developers from wasting time and money if they're never going to be approved, but I also object to being told whether I can install something on my device or customer devices (there are workarounds, but they are just that).
It's definitely about the fees and underlying structures.

No economy is 'suffering' because businesses have to 'deal with a bank'. It could be smoother, but it's mostly not a big deal.

Since the world has 'gone digital' the '2%' system setup became the natural medium and it's possibly a bigger problem than Google and FB, it's just that nobody wants to talk about it.
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You mean like FEMAP or Hypermesh? Granted they are geared towards structural mechanics, but they will write input files for a host of solvers including ANSYS, ABAQUS, NASTRAN, MARC and LS-DYNA.
Packaging flourish always feels like a haughty waste of resources on something that's getting thrown away in 30 seconds. Maybe that's what people like about it.
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> I don't have to imagine it because that's how it is.

I really don't know what world you live in. I don't see widespread criticism against US non-state companies BECAUSE of their involvement with the US. Even talks about privacy issues are mostly about how those companies could abuse the data, not about how the US govt could abuse that data.

I don't see many people calling for the banning of US non-state companies.

I don't see US students and researchers being ousted out of other countries for being potential spies, even though there's no proof.

I don't see people, who have a US background but living in other countries for a long time, being taken to parliament to unconditionally condemn the US govt before they're trusted as normal citizen.

> Heaven forbid we also call out the CCP when they do something much worse!

Calling out the CCP, and blanket banning all Chinese companies, are not at all the same thing, or even on the same level.
Should the US not starting a new war and finally pulling out of a region it wasn't supposed to be in in the first place really be something to applaud?
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How long do real world client wait before retrying? Is there a general guidance here?
It does what it says on the tin -- zero hedge.
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The difficulty seemed to me to be actually getting the board to run your UEFI code. I'll give it a try on an RPi. Thanks for the input.

And yes, I'm aware of most of that, it has always bugged me that my mobo's UEFI is typically larger than the kernel it runs.
I do not cast doubt on Taibbi. I think the work he is doing is great, and should have been where the effort was in the first place. But so much of that particular topic is just circumstantial chum in the water that either few people actually investigated, or those that did could find little real supporting evidence.

But let me use Taibbi's own words here: “If something comes in and we don’t know the exact providence of it, that doesn’t mean we can’t publish it. All we have to do is establish that it’s true, and a lot of important stories have been broken that way.”

Ironically, Taibbi seems to say this as a criticism for Twitter reacting to the NYPost story. Except the NYPost did no work to establish it was true and even hired a Hannity employee to publish it since their own journalists wouldn't do it. That to me is the problem.

Twitter and Facebook, through action or inaction, now impact our democracy. Their action or inaction gives them responsibility whether asked for or not, conferred or not. I think this creates a need to act responsibly. I don't know how this should best be done, but I'm categorically against a complete "hands-off" given the expertise we've seen at creating and spreading manipulated content.
I think it's interesting that Lamport chose this style for Paxos Made Simple[0]
Which iteratively goes through a process of proposing a solution for a problem (proposal 0: accept the first value the acceptor comes across) and then reveals the problem with it, and amends the proposal to fix the problem

[0] https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/paxos-simple.pdf
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It's a fair criticism, but I also think it's fair to say that China after Mao is a different entity in practise.
I was going to recommend Netvibes as a viable iGoogle alternative, but it seems that it has become quite "enterprisey". I, too, miss iGoogle (which ironically would be much better suited for ads like these).
Yeah it's sort of a microcosm of the general path of human learning: build a better model, shoot some holes through it, build a better model. I don't think it's any accident that the socratic method has stuck with us so long
Lol go travel. Why would you waste 3 perfectly good weeks doing the same thing you do all the time for your job?
You are right, I was reading more into it and interpret it as please install our iot tracking to slurp up your data.

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People who enjoy Go will probably tell you that Rust is already one of those complicated languages.

Personally I don’t agree, I think Rust is right in the middle, but that’s because to the left of Rust is Idris, Agda, Coq, Ada and Prolog. Most SEs don’t have those on their radar.
Disagree; the "done thing" in React has shifted since then (moving from class-based components and HOCs to functional components and hooks), and in the wider ecosystem, Redux is being abandoned in favor of more React native things like Context.

While React apps in 2015 probably still work with the newest versions of React, you can't put a 2015 React dev in a 2020 project and vice-versa as if nothing's changed.
I wonder how long it will be before the company changes its name as a result of the bad reputation from this incident.

Any surveillance company, scratch that, any company run by Filip Kaliszan should not be in business. Any company with Hans Robertson on the board should be avoided.

They really shouldn't be able to change the company name to hide their guilt. They should be seeking other lines of work, out of the surveillance industry forever.

People worry about a culture that doesn't seem to allow for grace, but this is the sort of case that seems appropriate. There's no real recognition of fault here, and the affected women are still forced to work alongside their harassers. Horrific!
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Oops, I expected vanilla web development to mean server-rendered HTML with forms. Thanks for making me feel old.
With es6 template strings you can do a lot of heavy lifting with some very simple code. This example still uses es5 to mr that’s insane who on the web is still using ie6?
Presumably to demonstrate the product? I guess they have to "pinky swear" they'll only lookup people with their consent, but there was nothing technically preventing them from looking up anyone.

On a similar note, I had a UK credit referencing agency salesman contact me and try to sell me their product; as part of the sales pitch he gave me credentials to their web UI and encouraged me to try it out; on there I saw their other leads' credit reports (including mine, which was empty as expected) and their trial attempts at looking up other companies, and had the possibility to look up any company or individual as long as I pinky-promised I had their consent, and even if I did have their consent, that data would still be exposed to anyone else having access to this demo account.
I think that Kentucky senator is going to regret those words. Time will tell.
I did Elixir for a full year and I completely forgot everything about it. When I open my own code, I’m like “what wizardry is this?”
If people could get "5% off" (really: not paying CC fees) by using a debit card and also use it for rent and government payments, CCs would be gone in a few years. If merchant margins are razor thin, reductions in cost go to the customer, not to the merchant's margins.
I have yet to find a valid answer I hope someone on HN could share some light on this.

Apple needs some explaining to do, especially when they try to sell it as Environmental friendly to not include an adaptor.
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It's not a "limited few". I think most of the Eastern Europe allows downloading copyrighted content for personal use.
Having grown up using a VIC-20, C64, and Amiga 500, I've had similar thoughts.

There was something magical about the innovations in the hardware and software on the Amiga platform. Seeing the bouncing ball demo running was cool, but dragging the Workbench screen down to show the ability to multitask was awesome at that time. Using Deluxe Paint to render animations and record them on VHS using a cheap genlock was fun.

It's that intersection of accessible magic that makes me nostalgic. My most recent experience of that feeling was playing Breath of the Wild on a Switch hooked up to a TV a couple years ago. The opening scenes where you look out over the Great Plateau for the first time really took me back to thinking anything is possible.
I have the same issue with Firefox on MacOS. 3rd party cookies disabled, privacy protection on, uBlock Origin, and PiHole. I assume it's a poorly handled call to a tracking or ad domain that fails, blowing it up.
I use Feedly for my sync backend to various apps.

It has a pretty good automagic feed discovery system. Pop in the root URL of the site, and it’s good about discovering the proper feed.
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I guess I'm of the occasionally unpopular opinion that the gap between "high-risk stock picking" and gambling is nil. We can then replace that back into the headline and get "my parents have started gambling 10-15% of their net worth", and I feel that is destined to end poorly, especially when they try and recoup the inevitable upcoming losses.
What a nice comment. I'm glad to hear it helped; you are welcome.
It would be neat to print out an esoteric error that gets a single result in Google, where the "forum" in the result has a rando answer about using a certain esoteric flag.

Then you search the logs to see who is trying the command with the esoteric flag and "fix the glitch with payroll" for those employees.
Maybe you should re-read the post, the commenter didn't say "war on terror" or any formulation of it.
And they are based on SystemVerilog and TCL, two of the worst programming languages in serious use.

Those toolchain disasters are not quite as hilarious when you have to use them daily....
Where do you think those fees come from? You! Rebates are your own money you have to optimize to get back, and those who are less well off are usually the ones who are disproportionally impacted by the aggregate costs of reward cards (because they're paying with cash, debit cards, or other mechanisms where they don't receive a rebate).

Rewards for payments and unregulated interchange fees need to die. They are a financial transaction tax on everyone.
I absolutely did not delete anything. Maybe I got 'zucced'
The sentence reads just as well with 'Edge' in place of Safari, and they call out iPhones quite explicitly.

The snark does not take the parent's comment in good faith.
Organizations love the churn because they can get away with age discrimination lots of well qualified devs are left out to starve to death while constant churn hides a system designed to filter out the most experienced.
Ability to write an explanation like that is a sign of a great understanding of a topic. If you can write something like that - you've achieved such understanding.
that is actually somewhat impressive performance in my books. i would guess 4G links are inherently unstable regarding prediction of connection characteristics for proper scheduling... thanks for sharing your experience with that :)
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Thanks. It's very surprising there aren't viable alternatives in mobile VR by now.
There's a sample return vehicle that detaches with the sample canister inside of it. There's some concern with so much material floating around from the sample head no sealing properly that some bits might get in the way though. Scott Manley has a pretty good video about it as per usual when there's slightly vague space news. I've linked directly to where he's talking about the sample return portion of the mission.

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> You can't kill them but you sure as hell can kidnap and torture them for eternity.

For many would-be Stalins, the main point isn't the torture, but the kidnapping and incommunicado imprisonment (eg. in gulags).

The utility of torture comes in when you want to ensure the prisoner's compliance when reintroduced to society.

So: please note that immortality by itself doesn't preclude either sequestration nor adversarial behavior modification.

Technical solutions to both of those (integrity checks to detect coercion, restoring from distributed backups, etc.), start to run into the same sort of arms-races we have with internet filtering, botnets, and malware. Except that so far as a totalitarian regime is concerned, the uploaded dissident is the malware, as is any sufficiently advanced freedom-preserving tech.
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Which are paid for by increasing prices for cash buyers.

It's just another regressive tax on poor Americans, sadly.
So we have completely given up on rehabilitation then? Or even education to prevent radicalization?
Is this a competitor to git absorb?
Illegal actions are normally company policy violations as well though.
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Makes it harder to nest that command inside a script - you have to parse out the number and paste it back? Or do I misunderstand - should it still prompt the user in the middle of the process when that step arrives? That would be problematical if it were included in a web page or whatever.
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The sample return vehicle is much closer to the center of the vehicle so the change in the moment of inertia will be much smaller than if they had been able to extend the arm as planned. The change would be pretty slight and maybe on the edge of what is meaningfully measurable.
Mastodon, using the same underlying ActivityPub has several "cross posting" solutions mostly to- and fro twitter. As does pixelfed (the instagram for the fediverse) to and from instagram.

I can only imagine that there will be some way to cross-post to facebook, meetup or EventBrite, somewhere down the line. Even if done by external parties. Especially facebook because a lot of your audience may be there already. And to many organizers "getting enough people to attend" is probably more important than being fully decentralised and privacy friendly.
I had the same problem – turns out there is a javascript error on the page in Safari: ReferenceError: Can't find variable: book. Still fails with adblocker disabled.
As I remember it, a major reason why Chrome became so dominant is that the tech community fell in love with it and recommended it unreservedly to everyone else.

That same process can be reversed.
TIL about service workers.

So there's a persistent cache of javascript that can't be cleared except one at a time? My cache is full of fly-by-night websites. Surely this is a shocking privacy hole?

Web browsers need to be more transparent about what state they are storing, and more accommodating of attempts to clear it.
> but we came to the conclusion that we are utterly incompatible and cooled off the romantic part completely

> I hoped things would turn around

Tell your wife that.

I feel that I am also incompatible with my wife on an intellectual level, but I can manage many point aspects of our relationship.

One (very) good aspect of our relationship was sex. This has taken a downturn recently and somehow, either because my wife was implying it or some social expectation, I was left with the impression that somehow I was a pig that only wants sex.

A great insight came from a female therapist who told me that sex is also a way to communicate and regulate/re-establish relationships. I shared this insight with my wife who also found it very true.

I'm sure its not just the sex, but touch as well.

There is this modern myth that spouses should be perfect matches and its sort of all or nothing -- this is very wrong and damaging.
According to nytimes, China's CCP never had a role to play in Covid. Very credible indeed!
Same here, now refreshing typically doesn't work.
This trial doesn't use a placebo, it uses an active control. In this case, an already licenced vaccine for meningitis.

So the side-effects I had could be due to that vaccine, I don't know.

Yes, in theory it would make me test positive for an antigen test. So I'm barred from donating blood as my sample would show as positive for COVID-19 antibodies.
Aside from the cost of the cards themselves, the rewards are free so long as you don't carry a balance.

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