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I as well am waiting for the next Y Combinator startup for using A.I. to automate whether or not you should apply for a job. Should we start on a Series-A pitch deck?

FYI: I've heard of multiple qualified people being rejected early in the process with Tulip for roles that have been posted a long time. Invest your time wisely with this company.

You can always replace them with RP2040 which have integer performance similar to the Cray-1 if that makes you feel better.

Larger sticks (or more sticks) of RAM are generally slower than smaller sticks. It might not be possible to duplicate same speed ram and capacity on the Intel board. I would hope they duplicated the test with the same speed of RAM before matching capacity. The results are so one sided, I doubt either capacity or speed matters.

What is the difference between PlatformIO and something you use to develop for an Embedded platform? To me it seems PlatformIO is just a wrapper around the same command-line tools used by other companies.

My take is it not the skill or even the cost of labor. The biggest issues is it is easier to find skilled people in Asia willing to work late and long hours to keep the machines running 24/7. The only way to make money is to keep these machines running as close to 100% efficiency 24/7. It isn't just one company, it is the whole chain of suppliers/manufactures with fast turn around time that gives Asia a upper hand.

I see no reason for them not to go with the RA4M2 version (with 100mhz clock and more memory). The RA4M1 Only has 32KB of memory, and slow clock. Arm M4 is a superset of M0, so clock for clock M4 should be faster. Given the price point for this board compared to the RP2040, I see no reason to give it such a limited processor.

Pretty standard to use ATWINC1500, CYW43439, ESP8266, or ESP32 to add Wifi over UART/SPI/i2c to another microcontrol chip.

This is done with the RP Pico W, Adafruit Feather M0 Wifi / or Airlift, 3d Printer boards (Duet Wifi) and allows you to add Wifi to code bases already written for these boards without worrying about rewriting and/or hitting memory performance issues with running Wifi and logic on a single chip.

So was Berkshire invested in insurance before Buffet acquired them? Maybe he saw that the insurance side was worth more than the textiles would be. Acquire the company just for the insurance side, and wound down the textile side. Never letting anyone know his true intention was to go into insurance.

I really think the GIL is saving a bunch of poorly written multi-threaded C++ wrappers/libraries out there. If they remove it, a bunch of bugs will appear in other libraries that might not be Pythons fault.