j-walker

Can someone explain to me why in Section 4: Functions they compute Twice by multiplying the number by three then subtracting the number once? Is it just to showcase more math, or is there a detail I'm missing?

> /* Computes double of a number. Works by tripling the number, and then subtracting to get back to double. /

   static int Twice(int num) {

      int result = num * 3;

      result = result - num;

      return(result);**

If it's 240W, that's 48V @ 5A. The same current as today's cables (100W: 20V @ 5A). Most likely won't get to melt any cables :)

Drive engagement?

What's ToS and IB?

Isn't the counter-point to this the stock price of PG&E? Look at its performance over the last 5 years, it's down to ~$11 from ~$50.

If the the whole market looked like this in the next year, people's 401k accounts would probably be demolished.

This is from November 2019.

People with small bluetooth speakers strapped to their head blasting music for everyone to hear... great.

Is the hardware open-source?

Looks like NVLink is 25GT/s while PCIe 5.0 is 32GT/s (per pair of electrical "wires").