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Amplitude though, 78s are the best case scenario, and assuming mono for simplicity, they have lateral displacement of about 76 microns peak to peak. So assuming 1 micron resolution that’s just over 6 bits of dynamic range absolute best case. Crunchy.
Dodgy maths aside there are lots of reasons this would not produce a good sound. There are maybe clever things you could do with a spinning bed or something? but even then.
At that point though even a normal analogue cutter head will be easier!
See lathetrolls.com if this particular kind of masochism interests you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylkbjjykgG4&list=RDylkbjjykg...
https://news.sky.com/story/anarchist-cookbook-case-student-j...
I don't know about a nice high-level linux interface, there may well be one, but if you need to access these settings from a running machine there are MSRs you can poke.
[0]https://docs.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/desktop/SysInfo/acq...
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/mar/05/st-mungos-ho...
https://www.homeless.org.uk/connect/blogs/2018/jan/10/migran...
I expect the main workflow will be using OpenCL to offload arbitrary work to the coprocessor along with a few Intel-provided modules capable of common tasks.
The great thing about having the FPGA on-die via UPI is that the cache-coherency, decreased latency and massive bandwidth will allow much more granular offloading of work. This is as compared with PCIe coprocessor where it only makes sense to offload larger chunks of work and minimise the communication and data passing between the two.
The greater the granularity of work that we can offload, the more viable the OpenCL/high-level synthesis/heterogeneous computing type stuff will be, as it will integrate more seamlessly into existing software development methods. This is the holy grail at the moment for FGPA vendors: to get to the point where software developers can program them on their own.
As to your point though I guess we'll find out soon what the dev tools for this will actually look like.
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Peter Gabriel has though tbf
http://petergabriel.com/news/the-interspecies-internet/
https://www.ted.com/talks/the_interspecies_internet_an_idea_...
[1]https://fullfact.org/economy/does-smoking-cost-much-it-makes...
But in your second paragraph, you seem to imply (maybe I'm wrong here) that there is a sense of objectivity inherent in news reporting, because the reporting leads logically from the facts. However, the facts are hand-picked, meaning bias is unavoidably baked into the premise. In which case we are no closer to avoiding "focussing on opinion diversity", as the same opinion diversity arguments apply to choosing the facts on which to report.
edit: RTFA