"sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but the highest form of intelligence," is what Wilde said and with himself fully in mind. Some see it where it is not but it’s always nice to combine a negative with a positive. (Smiley Face)
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Schiit Happened: The Story of the World's Most Improbable Start-Up
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"sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but the highest form of intelligence," is what Wilde said and with himself fully in mind. Some see it where it is not but it’s always nice to combine a negative with a positive. (Smiley Face)
Of course, how does one know whether or not Oscar Wilde's statement was itself sarcastic...
THANK YOU! (And fittingly, with that, I'm now a 100+er)I believe this is the latest version.
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One may safely assume that most of what Wilde wrote was, indeed, sarcastic.Of course, how does one know whether or not Oscar Wilde's statement was itself sarcastic...
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Wasn't it Lou Reed who sang, "Walk on the Wilde Side?"
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Big day yesterday—first working implementation of TI DSPs!
This will provide significant protection against supply chain disruption in DSPs for True Multibit products.
Cynical internal voice: and probably means Analog Devices will deliver right about the time the first TI boards come in. Because of course.
Could someone smarter than me elaborate about what @Jason Stoddard is referring to here? Is Schiit working on FPGA? And are these topics related?
I think they're specialized DSP chips, as opposed to the SHARC chips that thus far had been the only ones that could do MegaComboBurrito correctly. Could be wrong on that though, and maybe it is an FPGA.Could someone smarter than me elaborate about what @Jason Stoddard is referring to here? Is Schiit working on FPGA? And are these topics related?
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This pix that Jason posted has to be one of my favorite Schiit Shots!
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I must have understood it incorrectly, I thought the TI chips were suppose to replace the AD chips that were getting harder to procure.I think they're specialized DSP chips, as opposed to the SHARC chips that thus far had been the only ones that could do MegaComboBurrito correctly. Could be wrong on that though, and maybe it is an FPGA.
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This pix that Jason posted has to be one of my favorite Schiit Shots!
How many differences can you find?
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100%I must have understood it incorrectly, I thought the TI chips were suppose to replace the AD chips that were getting harder to procure.
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Analog Devices make the SHARC chip, which I believe is separate from the R2R chips that they also make and are also in short supply.I must have understood it incorrectly, I thought the TI chips were suppose to replace the AD chips that were getting harder to procure.
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This pix that Jason posted has to be one of my favorite Schiit Shots!
I see your Magni prototype boards, and raise you an army of Folkvangrs burning in:
@Jason Stoddard - To be clear, the DSP chip is separate from the D/A Conversion IC chip, no? From the yggy specs:
"Digital Filter: proprietary Schiit time- and frequency-domain optimized digital filter implemented on Analog Devices SHARC DSP processor"
"D/A Conversion IC: Analog Devices AD5791BRUZ x 4 (2 per channel, hardware balanced configuration)"
Guess I'm wondering if it's the SHARC chip you were talking about replacing here.
"Digital Filter: proprietary Schiit time- and frequency-domain optimized digital filter implemented on Analog Devices SHARC DSP processor"
"D/A Conversion IC: Analog Devices AD5791BRUZ x 4 (2 per channel, hardware balanced configuration)"
Guess I'm wondering if it's the SHARC chip you were talking about replacing here.
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