kainolophobia

I feel like this entire operation could run on one box...

Engineering is not purely technical prowess, it's the balance of technology, economy, organization and other variables.

I see no mention of cost in this article; is this infrastructure friendly to the future of the business?

I randomly found this after clicking on that other C link today (Don't learn C the wrong way or something), only to realize that I had no idea what I was reading but to note that it had just been posted.

A quick overview made me realize this would reach the top of HN and that I no longer cared about the argument within. As an industry of people at the forefront of technology, why do we try to hurt each other?

"Its secret sauce is its Carte compiler that automatically turns users’ C-level code into FPGA-readable firmware, eliminating the need for often complex Verilog-level FPGA programming tools. The FPGA also lets users quickly change code as workloads shift."

I've looked at your "Hypothetical Amnesia Machine algorithm" and have a few questions.

First though, I'd like you to read this: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/lamport/pubs/t...