Get tired of waiting for your LAX tunnel permission?

Hope someone already mentioned this in one of the threads, but Nvidia has combined ARM (64) with their GPU/Tensor Processors etc for some years, now, eh? Does the Tegra series of chips and Jetson SOMs ring a bell? Canâ(TM)t imagine that Iâ(TM)m the only /. grazer whoâ(TM)s a developer for the Jetson Xavier embedded systems (etc), centered around Ubuntu for the Intel/AMD SDK host and their nano, Xavier NX, and AGX Xavier. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... The NX and AGX easily out compute my oldish i7 XPS 9560 (Nvidia SDK host). Apple has probably learned a thing or three from them that could improve their integration of neural net chips with ARM cores (or re-design iMacs and Mac Minis). My 2019 i9 MacBook now seems more like a triumph of style over function by comparison, even when the object isnâ(TM)t edge AI development, scientific computing, or robotics. On the other hand, considering the Apple and Nvidia ârivalryâ(TM), maybe not so much learned to developersâ(TM) benefit? Youâ(TM)re not going to see a Tesla or AMP GPU in Mac Pro. Being a successful Apple iOS developer has been a stone grind; Nvidia and Jetson have made dev fun again!

In a different kind of early April Foolâ(TM)s joke: Apple Developer Relations âsensitivelyâ(TM) recognized the âsituationâ(TM) today in an email message sent to registered developers that they now have until June 30 to update their apps to iOS 13, including all the new features iPad hardware features like the M@gic Keyboard etc. COVID-19 was not explicitly mentioned (perhaps not to distract from Appleâ(TM)s bragging rights over todayâ(TM)s lite virus/health info App release with CDC branding). However, after hollow-praising the importance of developers, Appleâ(TM)s email graciously relaxed their âoeDEADLINEâ.

How about building analog synthesizer modules? Paia and Blacet Research sell complete analog synthesizer module kits with comprehensive instructions, including theory of operation. Paia sells a couple of techno-ambient ready synthesizers with MIDI, as well as a theremin and other audio processing kits. John Blacet has a fine line of compact analog modules that have been well-used for music production and audio processing. It's a good learning experience soldering and assembling their kits, but even greater charge when you get that fine analog sound out of your handiwork . Techno ambient from my Blacet tower can be heard on the Eurock Live! Podcast.