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02:43
Why AT89S52 claims frequency up to 33MHz, not try to reach 33.1776MHz?
 
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10:33
@l4m2 the datasheet says the max clock is 33MHz, but it also says the min high and low times are 12ns each, which means that if your rising and falling edges are instant (or so fast they stop being relevant) you can reach 24ns per clock which brings you to 41.6MHz
11:12
TIL that the joke about cisjordan "why haven't they made a transjordan" is wrong because transjordan was a thing before they renamed to simply jordan (good for him)
11:29
hello all
@Themoonisacheese Don't that mean 12+99 and 99+12 both fine, but no promise about 12+12?
 
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12:57
@l4m2 yes. realistically it will probably work (within some reasonable tolerance, i doubt 41.6 is achieveable real world), but the manufacturer only guarantees up to 33 million clocks per second, if you push beyond and it breaks then that's on you
13:39
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Weird GlyphsCard-Jitsu Part 1: Find all winning sets of three cards code-golfcard-gamecombinatorics Card-Jitsu was a mini card-game based on Rock, Paper, Scissors available on the children-focused online game "Club Penguin". I first wrote a challenge where you needed to implement a clone of this game, but I ...

 
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16:13
@Themoonisacheese 33.1776 is good for serial transmission as 33177600/12/9600/32=9. Some use 33 and rely on tolerant of transmission but it's not quite elegant
CMQ Determine the chance that a one-time pad of the last 5 bits of two English words of the same length produces an valid English word.
16:36
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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

bigyihsuanThe steps of sorting a stack of disks on three pegs You have a Tower of Hanoi-esque set of 3 pegs, labelled A, B, C. There is a stack of unsorted disks from 1 to n on peg A. The only move allowed is to move the top k disks from a peg to another peg. You may not take disks from the middle of the s...

 
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22:12
Noun: pansartax c
  1. (humorous, faux Norwegian) a crocodile
Swedish word of the day
From pansar (“armor”) +‎ tax (“dachshund”)
interesting
pansar is surprisingly close to the russian панцирь/pantsir with the same meaning, despite the languages having no relation to each other
TIL that "Dachshund" is archaic in German and the common word for the breed is the formerly-diminutive "Dackel"
@Seggan Both are German borrowings apparently (which German got from Latin lmao)
ah
makes sense, given how much french and german made its way into russian

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