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throwaway280382 commented on AMD Introduces World’s Largest FPGA-Based Adaptive SoC for Emulation   ir.amd.com/news-events/pr... · Posted by u/hasheddan
monocasa · 2 years ago
So question: my understanding was th atat one point the cadence hardware emulators weren't FPGA based at their core, but instead custom chips with a sea of little one bit processors that only knew about logic ops (with some FPGAs for interchip routing). Is Cadence using FPGAs for logic now too?
throwaway280382 · 2 years ago
Yes. Cadence now has two products. One is custom chip based emulator. Another is FPGA based. I worked on the first version of FPGA based emulator.
throwaway280382 commented on Show HN: Boring Report, a news app that uses AI to desensationalize the news   boringreport.org/... · Posted by u/aquaVitae
tikkun · 3 years ago
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
TI have been thinking on similar lines. I have access to my own freelancers. However, do you have any pointers to algos/libraries I should be using? My NLP skills are not great!
throwaway280382 commented on Ask HN: Any advice for someone looking to buy an existing business?    · Posted by u/6DM
6DM · 3 years ago
I was looking to go big because I anticipate that I will not be able to do it part time. I am looking for a full time opportunity so that I can leave my job and focus on it, while drawing some income to pay bills.

Is there any info you can share on your acquisition process? Was there any steps that reassured you wouldn't be left with an empty account and no business operation to take over?

throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
Well, I was relatively naive but luckily the person was honest. So I did not have issues. But here are some suggestions. 1) Open an escrow account, pay some money for it. 2) Put source code, domain name transfership, any business doducments in that escrow. 3) Ask seller to provider support to you for 1-3 months. This should go into contract. 4) Release money in installmeents. 5) Release from escrow only after you are satisfied!
throwaway280382 commented on Measured: Typing latency of Zutty compared to other terminal emulators (2021)   tomscii.sig7.se/2021/01/T... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
jazzyjackson · 3 years ago
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
I am aware of warp. I guess I could use it but I am looking for something that integrates with gnome-terminal/konsole or iTerm
throwaway280382 commented on Measured: Typing latency of Zutty compared to other terminal emulators (2021)   tomscii.sig7.se/2021/01/T... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
16bitvoid · 3 years ago
Couldn't you just use Fish or zsh-autosuggestions? I don't see the benefit of using a web api or AI for every keystroke when the current solutions work well enough.
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
I dont want to change from bash to zsh. I don't know what Fish is
throwaway280382 commented on Measured: Typing latency of Zutty compared to other terminal emulators (2021)   tomscii.sig7.se/2021/01/T... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
LeoPanthera · 3 years ago
GPT doesn't work that way. Any such shell would have to send a GPT request for every single keystroke, and you'd hit the API ratelimit very quickly. It would also be very expensive.
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
Well, eventually, better models will be made and they can be used locally
throwaway280382 commented on Measured: Typing latency of Zutty compared to other terminal emulators (2021)   tomscii.sig7.se/2021/01/T... · Posted by u/klaussilveira
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
For terminal aficionados here, which terminal works well with chatGPT ? I want chatGPT to predict my next keystroke, based on my previous commands I typed.
throwaway280382 commented on Ask HN: Any advice for someone looking to buy an existing business?    · Posted by u/6DM
6DM · 3 years ago
Learning about both sides of the transaction is valuable info, thanks! I remember this article from way back. I didn't remember that he recommended selling through a broker. I would like to look into his recommend broker some more.

Cashflow, but since most websites have such a high profit I assumed that's pretty close to their net income. Will have to dig in to find out more. I am just getting started so I wasn't sure what to look for.

throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
I was part of FE International newsletter. So, I got to see financials of some companies. You always have costs. Like stripe costs, hosting costs, licenses etc.

So profit is never 90%, its typically like 30% of gross

throwaway280382 commented on Ask HN: Any advice for someone looking to buy an existing business?    · Posted by u/6DM
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
I bought a similar website on transferslot sometime ago for $15000. Later I realized I dont have time between day job, kids and general family life to pursue this business further. I let it die :(

Luckily, for $15000 I figured out I am bad at business.

Lesson for you: Unless you have done some amount of business/customers/sales/marketing before, dont spend such a big amount of money on your first venture.

throwaway280382 commented on Marginalia: DIY search engine that focuses on non-commercial content   search.marginalia.nu/... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Tiberium · 3 years ago
throwaway280382 · 3 years ago
Sorry, I was not aware of that. Thx

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