<GitHub>
[artiq] whitequark commented on issue #706: I strongly suspect this is how LLVM folds floating point operations; it seems hard to imagine what ARTIQ could get wrong to get such a result. I will investigate why, though. https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/706#issuecomment-293471915
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<mithro>
For anyone who is interested in Linux on LiteX / MiSoC (which we have a hacked up version working using our QEMu LiteX/MiSoC emulation on or1k) -- feel free to join https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/linux-litex
<mithro>
whitequark: And then watch as your email gets marked as spam by the major mail providers and you spend huge amounts of time trying to do a very poor job of filtering incoming spam?
<whitequark>
no and no?
<whitequark>
spamassassin does an excellent job at filtering incoming spam, and SPF+DKIM at marking your mail as legitimate
<whitequark>
actually I don't even have DKIM right now and it's still fine
* whitequark
shrugs
<whitequark>
all the "can't run your own mail server" complaints are FUD
<sb0>
mithro, yes, we're also running on a small email server setup here and it works pretty fine
<sb0>
mithro, you work for google right? :)
<mithro>
Yes, but I hate groups too - it's one of the few products that seems to get worse the more developer time that gets dedicated too it
<whitequark>
few? what about the, what, five IM services google has now?
<whitequark>
including the XMPP that was shut down except it never was, presumably because google itself has to federate them across somehow
<mithro>
whitequark: Yeah that is another :-(
<whitequark>
or google search, which is now completely fucked up because it thinks it knows which query you want better than you
<whitequark>
I use verbatim mode always, and it *still* manages to mangle queries sometimes
<whitequark>
not to mention the result ranking got worse recently
<whitequark>
actually, it got worse enough that I switched to duckduckgo, which is now not really any worse despite not changing much
<whitequark>
sb0: wait, m-labs.hk isn't gapps?
<whitequark>
well the mail server part
<mithro>
whitequark: You comments on Search I disagree with, but I doubt there is any point discussing it as
<mithro>
s/ as /./
<mithro>
whitequark: do you know of any icestorm compatible FPGAs which have enough + fast enough memory to run or1k with Linux? It seems like that would be a huge long shot
<whitequark>
mithro: there are none
<whitequark>
the largest iCE40 FPGA barely fits an OR1K that is stripped of even both caches
<whitequark>
I'm not sure if you could fit even an SDRAM controller there; maybe, yes
<whitequark>
but after that it's essentially full
<whitequark>
mithro: also that OR1K ran at like 20MHz (maybe even less, I don't recall)
<mithro>
Yeah
<mithro>
Just have to keep poking Clifford about the Artix-7 support :-)
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<GitHub>
[artiq] sbourdeauducq commented on issue #712: > the first operation messages the comms CPU with the sequence name, and returns a sequence handle object (containing the base address)... https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/712#issuecomment-293559918
<GitHub>
[artiq] sbourdeauducq commented on issue #712: > the first operation messages the comms CPU with the sequence name, and returns a sequence handle object (containing the base address)... https://github.com/m-labs/artiq/issues/712#issuecomment-293559918
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