CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@shriramk some of my lecturers during my time at CEU in Budapest were working on research arguing for re-integration of Roma schools that "accidentally" segregated the Roma children into special needs schools. CEU was trying to be very diverse. Unfortunately the entire university was forced out the country for what appeared to be political reasons. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/nov/16/ceu-classes-move-to-vienna-orban-hungary-ousts-university

More fun-facts from the silicon world (TIL): PFETs and NFETs are in theory mirror images of each other because p-holes can be seen as carriers of current, instead of electrons themselves; however! in practice NFETs have higher transconductance because electrons have greater mobility than p-holes in silicon so NFETs are preferred for most designs.

OK #sage has easy equation solving, rewrites and plotting. This is fun. This may be a very handy system in our math club for 11-year olds, let's see how the kids react.

@deech it powers Magic and Cadence solvers. Over-represented in Electrical Engineering apparently.

@deech you could do a lot worse than Delphi

Tough day today debugging the flow of various OpenAccess files defining circuit schematics through antiquated tool-chains. New word in my vocabulary, VAMS Verilog for Analog / Mixed-Signal.