XPost: alt.slack, alt.slack.goathead
From: j63840576@gmail.com
jojo wrote:
> phoenix wrote:
>> jojo wrote:
>>> phoenix wrote:
>>>> jojo wrote:
>>>>> phoenix wrote:
>>>>>> jojo wrote:
>>>>>>> phoenix wrote:
>>>>>>>> jojo wrote:
>>>>>>>>> Sn!pe wrote:
>>>>>>>>>> Doc Hammerslack wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> Janithor wrote:
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> [...]
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>> Happy New Year btw.
>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>> HNY!
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>> Likewise, guys, here's to another turn around the Sun.
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>> technically we do horizontal loops across the galactic ecliptic
>>>>>>>>> i think.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Really we sit still while all the other maths adjust to our
>>>>>>>> position relatively. The sun moves in an oval going about the
>>>>>>>> earth. Relative to the earth the galaxy is also moving at a pace.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> anyway its all too slow for my liking.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> In time you may learn to focus on earth like I do. I used to
>>>>>> fantasize about the moon and other stars but then the real world
>>>>>> came to my doorstep. Maybe it's the Ph.D or something but I feel
>>>>>> in tune with this world and not too concerned about the heavens.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> which area of electrical engineering were you involved in?
>>>>>
>>>> homicide, robbery, kidnapping, and fraud
>>>>
>>>
>>> semiconductors?
>>>
>> Yes I studied some of that but I got sick for the first time while I
>> was taking VLSI (very large system integration, systems in silicon)
>> and didn't get the gist of it. I understand transistors pretty well
>> though. Diodes and transistors are the number one silicon devices.
>>
>
> i was going to say vlsi. do you know which software nvidia uses to
> design their chips?
>
NVidia primarily uses commercial Electronic Design Automation (EDA)
software from leading vendors like Synopsys and Cadence Design Systems
to design their chips. They also leverage their own internal software
and AI frameworks to accelerate and optimize this process.
I never bought into Nvidia thus far due to every graphical processor I
ever purchased being inadequate. Maybe that's changed over 20 yrs. I
highly doubt it. Developers still push the envelope to a breaking point.
I play many of my games on the PS5 nowadays - it doesn't burn up. That's
what happens with those frail chips with their feeble fans and pathetic
heat sinks. If I had the money I'd probably buy a water-cooled computer.
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