Wrote my first OpenMP program today - pretty awesome! And, it works across 48 of my cores - computing is fun #OpenMP
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James E. Stine, Jr.
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James E. Stine, Jr.
@JamesStineJr
VLSI, computer arithmetic/architecture, memory researcher and EDA expert. Edward Joullian Endowed Chair & Professor Oklahoma State University. Go Pokes!
Stillwater, OK Katılım Aralık 2008
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There was some concern of getting things out of digital designs for the SSCS ChipAThon, so we updated our Drop-In-JTAG HDL open-source design : github.com/stineje/Drop-I…. We included a simple example showing how you can output items easily + a nice FPGA compile for ArtyA7-100T. Enjoy! #JTAG
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How you know you're getting older: the "dragon book" was published nearly forty years ago.
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Regardless of what people believe about Steve Jobs, his companies definitely innovated and he got his staff to do great things! I certainly admire the products and innovation that were produced. I admire his vision and the passion he brought to creating products that inspired both engineers and users alike.
Yahn@tweetbyyahn
Today, we celebrate the birth of Steve Jobs (71 years old). Rest in peace 🕊️
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Who out there would find a Computer Architecture blog or podcast interesting? What if I arranged to do one in collaboration with folks like @AMD, @Arm, @intelnews, @risc_v?
Jon Masters 🏴☠️@jonmasters
On some level I agree. But on another I don't. Many friends have entered software engineering without formally studying it, but they're *very* smart women and men who could easily understand this, if it was ever made accessible. I intend to make it more accessible to everyone.
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@_iandatux_ Sorry..our formatter from Elsevier has been working on way too long much to our dismay (since ~Nov 2024). I hope you will still take a look.
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@JamesStineJr I was waiting enough months and I got tired of so many "release dates" that ended up being delayed time and time again. I finally cancelled my order...
It's worse than GTA 6. 🤦
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We made a webpage for our content for our new Elsevier textbook coming out hopefully counting down in hours now. We hope to publicize more in the coming days: pages.hmc.edu/harris/ddca/rv…
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We’re excited to announce the launch of OpenCHM, a new digital platform that expands access to the Computer History Museum’s vast collection.
Explore now: computerhistory.org/collections/ca…
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@juanboterotech agreed :). There is also hidden items on our new cover including all of the authors.
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@bertverrycken It is all HDL based with SystemVerilog - all items open source :) . We have support for 3 simulators too VCS, Questa, and Verilator
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@JamesStineJr Will it be HDL based or some other language like chisel?
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Love my new Python class ecen4293 that integrates numerical methods with Python. I hope the students love it as much as I love them - they are all great. We did a little QR mini tournament today comparing to SciPy and NumPy. It was a great start to the Thanksgiving week. Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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The introduction of which lead to the slide rule - changed education in the sciences until the calculator and the computer came along.
Physics In History@PhysInHistory
The concept of logarithms was invented by John Napier, a Scottish mathematician, who introduced them in 1614. Napier published his discovery in a book titled Mirifici Logarithmorum Canonis Descriptio (Description of the Wonderful Rule of Logarithms), which explained how logarithms could be used to simplify calculations.
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