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>Don't take it all too seriously, we all die. Wise wisdoms overall, to have this particular advise from someone who has passed away just hit a different notes. There's an old Chinese prov…

>He was not trying to cool people. He was trying to save knowledge. Legend.

I think this can be very fun, practical amd enjoyable approach for teaching and sharing online techical contents especially presenting to the younger generations, but focusing on the non-AI generated …

Please check these SDR based wireless communication book and course by Qasim Chaudhari namely Wireless Communications From the Ground Up: An SDR Perspective as per my other comments.

If you're familiar with HAM, perhaps Software Defined Radio (SDR) approach is better for you. There's another relatively unknown wireless communication book by Qasim Chaudhari namely Wirel…

>A highly underrated book is also Andreas Schwarzinger's "Digital Signal Processing in Modern Communication Systems", which covers how modems for these systems are actually implement…

>Quantum and neuromorphic computing have attracted billions in investment and entered the public zeitgeist on the promise of orders-of-magnitude gains in computing. Even though these technologies …

>I'm not convinced, mostly because things like crypto, which I believe went into ASICs, were based on very slowly moving and mostly understood algorithms. Yesterday there's a news on a br…

The original paper by Çamsarı and his team, also linked from the OP article [1]. [1] Programmable Probabilistic Computer with 1,000,000 p-bits: https://arxiv.org/abs/2606.25313 …