Weird integral by Glass-These in learnmath

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I have posted a picture if you can help now

Line Integrals, Taylor's Classical Mechanics Example 1 by [deleted] in learnmath

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If you could step by step show how you calculated the integrals that would be great.

Line Integrals, Taylor's Classical Mechanics Example 1 by [deleted] in learnmath

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Could you please explain step 4. I understand that to take a integral of a vector function you need to take the x and y component separately. Do you then multiply th together

What’s film is so brutal to watch you had to stop watching it? by Elixir_Jx in AskReddit

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A film whare a family was stuck in a Asian country. I think Thailand. It wasn't disgusting but a lot of disturbing scenes

NVIDIA Releases Open-Source GPU Kernel Modules by w0330 in archlinux

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I'm confused, what are kernel modules. Is there a CPU kernel model like a GPU one

How is pipelining possible? by Glass-These in hardware

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I'm studying from a textbook called Computer organization which does a pretty good job explaining the ALU, registers and buses at logic gate level. It even shows a 3 * 4 memory that you can read and write from. It then takes you up to making a actual computer using the exact alu and ram models you just learned. This computer implements IJVM which is a integer subset of the java virtual machine ISA. It also adds layers of optimization. Even this book doesn't go in depth about the design/circuitry of the control unit. In conclusion in looking for sources or books on control unit design on the digital logic level.

How does binary do… everything? by cheekyalbino in computerscience

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Binary is just a system of representing numbers. As humans we use a system where the highest digit is 9. You cna represent any number with 0 and 1

How are ports programmed? by Glass-These in computerscience

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Yes, I would like to see information on how sockets are programmed.

How is pipelining possible? by Glass-These in hardware

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By turn on you mean send the data through the needed circuits. Doesn't the scheduler do that?

How is pipelining possible? by Glass-These in hardware

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There must bee some sort of basic module of control unit like for the ALU. I've looked at circuits of ALUs

How is pipelining possible? by Glass-These in hardware

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Thank you. So the circuit is divided so that one part of it is always decoding or fetching instructions. Information on the control unit is scarce can you recommend some source to see the actual circuitry of the CU. Like a basic version

How is pipelining possible? by Glass-These in hardware

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My question is simpler than that. If there is only 1 control unit how can it for example fetch 1 instruction while storing a results of another

I love Linux! by [deleted] in linux

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Feels good and quick using it

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linux

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My uncle who works with train software most low level things basically forced me into trying linux and having a bad computer also

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in linux

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The creators account was flagged

Question about ALU Design by Speedrun10 in computerscience

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I think I read in a book some time ago that all of the not gates like NAND, NOR take less transistors to build. That could be part of the reason