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No Slacking! Put Your Semicolons to Work

Hi Karl — I’m not sure what point you are trying to make — you say that there’s no way to increase performance meaningfully using edge-triggered …

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No Slacking! Put Your Semicolons to Work

So, here goes: 1) There is no way to increase performance meaningfully using edge triggered flip-flops. Clock frequency, skew, and heat dissipation …

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No Slacking! Put Your Semicolons to Work

Boy! I mangled that! I cannot believe that some one familiar with the TTL Data Book could write that. Right up front they say the limits are whatever they …

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The Moon Needs Its Own Time Zone. Relativity Says It Also Needs Its Own Clocks

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