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8 May 2025
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 13:40 +497 Calmira90 talk contribs (+ref from re 1289404708 & 1289404791 by 185.36.195.203 by about off-the-shelf ASSP flash memory controller, with actual title *EP501: NAND Flash Controller* & fill in missing attribution Lattice Semiconductor (documentation @ Template:cite web) & rephrase - removed "etc" which is not a formal business working encyclopedic wp:tone (I'm only did smaller one microcontroller))
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 13:28 −518 Calmira90 talk contribs (return to last good - looks like a wp:promo with a title in that citation - Undid revisions 289404708 & 1289404791 by 185.36.195.203 (talk)) Tag: Manual revert
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 11:56 −21 185.36.195.203 talk Tags: Reverted Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 11:55 +539 185.36.195.203 talk Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
7 May 2025
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 16:08 −253 Calmira90 talk contribs (wp:v not-in-source & wp:OR - source didn't mention Neural processing unit - also source didn't specifically mention GPU as a ASIC - on the contrary this quote (ASICs are very efficient for specific tasks but cannot be used for general computing like CPUs and GPUs) - Undid revision 1289270692 by 223.104.80.193 (talk)) Tag: Undo
- diffhist Application-specific integrated circuit 15:02 +253 223.104.80.193 talk Tag: Reverted
5 May 2025
- diffhist Module:Wikitext Parsing 17:47 +26 Dinoguy1000 talk contribs (the Lua # operator recalculates the length every time it's accessed (including on every loop in a for), so cache its value in cheaptrim since the string isn't modified in-place)