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04:00 < lkcl> kanzure, moornin - https://ftp.libre-soc.org/siliconsalon2023.pdf
06:05 < nsh>  What is Happening to The Internet Archive?  - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp2aowF0jUw
06:05 < nsh> (it would be a terrible thing for humanity if we failed to save the internet archive)
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06:07 < nsh> "DRM: digital resource  management"
06:07 < nsh> heh
06:22 < nsh> --
06:22 < nsh> The Internet Archive (IA) is a non-profit library of millions of free books, movies, software, music, websites, and more, founded in 1996 by Brewster Kahle. The IA has been sued by four corporate publishers, Hachette Publishing Group, Penguin Random House, HarperCollins, and Wiley, for copyright infringement. The publishers alleged that the IA's Emergency Library program violated copyright law. A federal judge has ruled in the publishers' favor, and the IA is 
06:22 < nsh> appealing the decision. The IA is a great resource for scholarship and literacy, and organizations from Boston Public Library to WorldCat collaborate with it to preserve books. The plaintiffs are upset about the IA's National Emergency Library, which made copyrighted books available for free during the COVID-19 pandemic. The judge's ruling is a victory for corporations and a disaster for everyone else. More than 300 writers signed a petition against the 
06:22 < nsh> lawsuit, including Neil Gaiman, Naomi Klein, and Chuck Wendig. The IA is good for literacy, the public, readers, writers, and anyone invested in literary education. The federal court's decision is a strike against taxpayer-funded public services by corporations and private individuals. If the IA's appeal fails, it will be a tragedy of historical proportions.
06:23 < nsh> -- https://kagi.com/summarizer/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.sbstatesman.com%2F2023%2F04%2F04%2Fif-we-lose-the-internet-archive-were-screwed%2F&target_language=&summary=summary
08:00 < hprmbridge> jaisel> do you guys take notes during research or have a way of organizing thoughts?
08:03 < kanzure> nothing really works- you can spend years trying orgsmode or notion or whatever you want, but at the end of the day you just gotta get stuff done.
08:05 < hprmbridge> jaisel> fair, ive had some people recommend a book where you just track thoughts throughout the day; but i guess ur right - just get shit done.
09:30 < hprmbridge> jasoncrawford> Readwise is good for organizing highlights. Other than that I just use a Markdown-based notes app (Bear Notes) that lets me tag things with hashtags. I agree you probably shouldn't get too fancy here
09:30 < hprmbridge> jasoncrawford> Also if I really want to remember facts or terms, I put them in Anki
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10:01 < hprmbridge> lachlan> The meme is that the most productive people use the iPhone notes app
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10:15 < hprmbridge> jasoncrawford> I also use that, but more for journaling and todos. For research notes I want something I can tag easily
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10:33 < alethkit> https://nitter.unixfox.eu/pfau/status/1653443956112228372
10:33 < alethkit> Something that might actually be useful has been done with transformers that's not LLMs!
10:33 < alethkit> (the rest of the tweets are him complaining about LLM hype)
10:34 < alethkit> jaisel: Pen and paper to minimize latency
10:34 < alethkit> logseq's journal feature is also nice for links
10:35 < alethkit> Lachlan: real productivity just uses pen and paper to avoid having their notes disappear when an Apple engineer inevitably screws up BGP, causing a random phone home check on an iPhone to fail
10:54 < hprmbridge> jasoncrawford> I'm much faster typing than I am writing on paper, plus text is searchable which I find super-useful! I search my research notes often.
11:01 < nsh> alethkit, nice
11:31 < alethkit> jasoncrawford: Fair enough. Having digital interactive paper requires low latency though, which implies not having tech bloat, which is not happening any time soon
11:31 < alethkit> I was going to try and get a PineNote to have something to work with, but progress is glacial
11:32 < kanzure> VHDL simulator http://freehdl.seul.org/
11:33 < alethkit> US industry uses VHDL?
11:34 < alethkit> I thought Verilog was dominant as an HDL
11:53 < kanzure> https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2023/the-full-source-bootstrap-building-from-source-all-the-way-down/
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12:53 < alethkit> kanzure: I am currently working on something that is adjacent to that, so perhaps it might be of use soon
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14:27 < lkcl> kanzure, you can use verilator and cocotb to simulate VHDL.  ghdl i believe has a built-in simulator that's VPI-compliant (Verilog Procedural Interface)
14:27 < lkcl> consequently cocotb can leverage it
14:27 < lkcl> and the other way is the yosys-ghdl-plugin
14:27 < lkcl> which (rather poorly but technically-correctly) converts VHDL into verilog
14:27 < lkcl> which you can then shove into verilator
14:28 < lkcl> and ta-daa, simulated.
14:29 < lkcl> we routinely do microwatt simulations with verilator (microwatt is in vhdl)
14:45 < ffrrnn> GUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIX
17:29 <+gnusha_> https://secure.diyhpl.us/cgit/diyhpluswiki/commit/?id=316fba29 Bryan Bishop: silicon salon 4 transcripts >> http://diyhpl.us/diyhpluswiki/transcripts/silicon-salon/open-source-hardware/
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20:02 < muurkha> lkcl: hmm, why cocotb?
20:04 < muurkha> I prefer pencil and paper to pen and paper, alethkit, because I can get 0.3mm mechanical pencils which can write an 0.2mm line, while pens seem to bottom out around 0.6mm, for an order of magnitude lower information density
20:05 < muurkha> but there are a lot of problems.  On a full-sized keyboard like this one I can type 70wpm (not in kanzure's league, obviously) and even on the shitty MicroPC keyboard I can type 32wpm
20:05 < muurkha> but on paper I'm limited to about 17wpm
20:06 < muurkha> maybe Gregg shorthand would make it possible for me to write notes faster than I can type, but evidently you have to transcribe it to longhand while your memory is still fresh?
20:11 < muurkha> I do like paper for sketching
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21:22 < muurkha> this replit-code-v1-3b LLM sounds exciting: https://www.latent.space/p/reza-shabani#details
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21:35 < lkcl> muurkha, best most direct illustration is the fact that an opencores JPEG decoder could be verified directly against python-imaging
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