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new 600Mhz Teensy 4.0 blows away everything on performance

NeverDie Hero Member last edited by NeverDie

This chart tells the tale:

What to do with all that speed? Become a software defined radio, maybe? Or perhaps run the entire development toolchain on the device itself?
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Machine learning?
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mfalkvidd Mod last edited by @alowhum

@alowhum good point. Maybe not learning, but inference could be very useful.
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