Notices by clacke@libranet.de ❌ (notclacke@pleroma.soykaf.com), page 8

being good with computers is just about being flustered while saying 'fuck' a lot in a way that signals no one should approach you, then googling it

Two, during expansions, average wages tend to fall for the same reason. Remember, we only measure the wages of people who are working. More people are working during an expansion, but they are either less experienced or less valued. Even though there are fewer of them available, wages don't go up for them, because NO ONE WANTS TO HIRE THEM. They'd rather poach a more skilled worker from another company.

Kor: Curzon, my beloved old friend!

Dax: I'm Jadzia now.

Kor: Jadzia, my beloved old friend!

(Being an ally, Klingon style)

@bugaevc So basically you are demanding that people write applications using your favorite set of tools.

i feel like my whole life as a millennial has just been watching dinosaurs get less and less cool

@Are0h as they say, every social network is good for different things. Facebook is good for keeping up with family and fomenting genocide.

@mansr

OpenCores is specialized on FPGAs:
https://opencores.org/maintainers/oliscience

However, HDL code alone is not sufficient for silicon. It is just one input for the design loops involving place-and-route, parameter-extraction, timing-analysis, etc.

By creating FOS CAD tools we are bridging the gap between HDL and layouts.

@kmicu

Not all CAD tool vendors publish part or all of their licenses, hence the list below is not exhaustive:
https://www.synopsys.com/verification/prototyping/haps/synopsys-license-agreement.html (section 2.2 comma 3)
http://s3.mentor.com/company/enduser-english.pdf (section 4.1)

Those using such tools should refer to the text of their licenses directly.

#Introductions

We are proud to announce the birth of the Free Silicon Foundation (https://f-si.org)!

We organize a conference in Paris, March 14-16 2019, to promote:

1. Free and Open Source (FOS) CAD tools for designing #VLSI circuits
2. the sharing of hardware designs
3. common standards
4. the freedom of users in the context of #silicon technology

Program and submissions:
https://wiki.f-si.org/index.php/FSiC2019

#Hardware #FSiC