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Raj Thakur

High Performance FPGA Based Decimal-to-Binary Conversion Schemes - 0 views

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shared by Raj Thakur on 20 Apr 15 - No Cached
  • Raj Thakur on 20 Apr 15
     
    Check out this article to know conversion schemes of FPGA based decimal to binary conversion and bit grouping with architecture and its applications. Click to read this article.
Tony Searl

EDUPUNK or, on becoming a useful idiot « bavatuesdays - 1 views

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shared by Tony Searl on 12 Jun 10 - Cached
  • What we have is an economy disinvesting its own workforce from the bottom up in the name of efficiency, cost cutting measures, and productivity—but in the end we’re all just fodder for profit-driven system that depends up the exploitation of the many for the wealth of the few.
  • Groom, Ganley and Beasley-Murray are all proponents of using new technologies inside and outside the classroom, but for them, and unlike for Kamenetz, those technologies are just tools to be used towards humanistic ends, not ends in themselves (as Groom puts it, “I don’t believe in technology, I believe in people”).
  • I am nervous about the economic focus of all this,
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  • many of the critiques layeredd are fair. Universities do have a monopo’y on accreditatio, they are crazy expensive, and are often not preparing us for the face of our moment, and some none at all when it comes to think about these
  • because there’s a bunch of public money floating around in it, and everybody wants some of it
  • Tony Searl on 12 Jun 10
     
    There has to be a way for people to organize and share freely and openly through a series of trust networks that aren't necessarily mediated by institutions. But given so many of the demands of accreditation, and the current expectations for the system as it currently operates, given the choice between grief (a public, subsidized higher ed option) and nothing (the rise of privatized workforce factories), I'll take grief every time. But all the while continuing to work towards the idea that there can and will be another way outside of this debilitating binary we are working through right now.
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