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  1. A list of all boards in the market on Ask Slashdot: Best Dedicated Low Power Embedded Dev System Choice? · · Score: 1

    It's in portuguese but you can use google translator http://www.embarcados.com.br/a...

  2. Re:Transitioning to "real" programs on Python Bumps Off Java As Top Learning Language · · Score: 1

    You can do android programming with Python and you also can do minecraft with Python. Actually, you can do anything java does with Python. Plus Python is widely used in scientfic/engenieering enviroments. Hack, It's used even to develop hardware http://myhdl.org/

  3. Re:Not really surprised... on New Russian Law To Forbid Storing Russians' Data Outside the Country · · Score: 1

    Much like US then?

  4. Re:Take down Windows! on Microsoft Takes Down No-IP.com Domains · · Score: 1

    Why don't you fix it?

  5. Re:Funny ... on China Starts Outsourcing From ... the US · · Score: 1

    It's so funny, that your concept of Civilization is your country. How can you be so selfish? Your country has contributed to a lot of exploration and poverty around the world. It still does. Third world is a very bad concept and there are no "shitty cultures". We only have one world and everyone is a citizen of the planet earth.

  6. Re:Digital is only digital if analog is right on Are the Glory Days of Analog Engineering Over? · · Score: 1

    I am the AC, forgot to login. Well while I do know where you are coming from, I've shipped some products using FPGA and never had the need for this O-Scope. We usually just use the ref design from the vendor to do the PCB and all my analog problems are gone.

  7. Re:"Python" - no they want specific CMS niche skil on Job Postings For Python, NoSQL, Apache Hadoop Way Up This Year · · Score: 1

    What is CMS?

  8. Re:1 in 7 on WhatsApp Is Well On Its Way To A Billion Users · · Score: 1

    Exactly! Here in Brazil everyone uses it! You can make groups and send pics, audio and video for the whole group, you can't do that with SMS. Making a whataspp group of your soccer buddies to organize games is awesome :)

  9. Re: I'm pretty confident about this one..... on Ask Slashdot: What's the Most Often-Run Piece of Code -- Ever? · · Score: 1

    Ok but you are wrong :D @(clk) { if clk= 1 a = b end if } there goes your latch @(clk) { if rising_edge(clk) a = b end if } there goes your ff cheers

  10. Re: I'm pretty confident about this one..... on Ask Slashdot: What's the Most Often-Run Piece of Code -- Ever? · · Score: 1

    There is a diagram there, latches and flip-flops are very different one from another. The only thing they have in common is the storage capability. I am an ASIC engineer.. i design chips for living...

  11. Re: I'm pretty confident about this one..... on Ask Slashdot: What's the Most Often-Run Piece of Code -- Ever? · · Score: 1

    haaaaaaa no they are not. http://blog.digitalelectronics...

  12. Re: I'm pretty confident about this one..... on Ask Slashdot: What's the Most Often-Run Piece of Code -- Ever? · · Score: 1

    This is not a latch. It's a ff.

  13. Bye bye windows on Valve Joins the Linux Foundation · · Score: 1

    That's really cool! I will finally be able to replace my notebook S.O, only reason i still keep the windows around is to play some games.

  14. hardware!! on Study Shows Teen Gamers Like Tech, But Don't All Crave IT Jobs · · Score: 1

    no love for hardware developers ? :(

  15. Good books on Ask Slashdot: Sources For Firmware and Hardware Books? · · Score: 1

    pong chu books are REALLY good. (Hardware design, VHDL/Verilog and SoC)

  16. Real World Example on Startup Claims C-code To SoC In 8-16 Weeks · · Score: 2

    Hello guys i work with VHDL and C for a while (small company gotta do the SW and the HW) We are developing a product (embedded system) and some calculus were taking too much time doing it on software, so instead using a C program to do this calculus now we are using hardware. I developed a VHDL module responsible for doing FFT calculus that is an order of magnitude faster than the software equivalent plus it is real time by default (since it's hardware) Now we have a SoC with a FFT hardware attached to the CPU

  17. again? on Why We Should Teach Our Kids To Code · · Score: 1

    seriously is the 3rd time i see a similar article in less then 2 months n0t againnn we all know our kids must be assembly experts

  18. Even faster on Chinese Lab Speeds Through Genome Processing With GPUs · · Score: 1

    Imagine if the calculus were processed in a FPGA, it would be another magnitude faster :P

  19. How to subscribe? on Stanford's Free Computer Science Courses · · Score: 1

    Hey i tried to subscribe but i didnt recieve any confirmation e-mail or anything.. just filled my name & e-mail on their website