crosstalk

You choose how to represent sound effects, how to disentangle crosstalk, how to transcribe dialect, and so on.

We don't have a robust message bus in the application, so there's a lot of crosstalk (that's a refactoring area).

It becomes way more about RF crosstalk and science, and less about simple wire connectivity.

There's nothing mystical about cables failing ISO specs for crosstalk.

If you input 1550 nm light to port 3, 10% of it goes to port 1 and the other 90% gets radiated outward as loss (crosstalk is -10 dB).

Even home electrical circuits can have crosstalk.

What the author was talking about is the tendency, in mathematics, for the entire field to become balkanized into small groups with little interdisciplinary crosstalk and a disturbing degree of inbreeding.

When the CPU was warm, the power rail pulled more current, causing the inductor to ring more, causing the crosstalk on the bias net to screw up the PCIe subsystem and hang the CPU.

There are analogue effects too - if an instruction happens to make the right set of transistors switch in a certain way, going past the estimated margins, power supply fluctuations and crosstalk could flip a bit or two.

There is some extra magic there which I don't want to talk publicly about just yet;) The biggest problem (even with our solutions for skew and crosstalk) is just the number of pins/traces on the board, but that's not unsolvable...

Now I don't happen to agree with 'userbinator's skepticism -- indeed I think that a lot of engineers who work with digital stuff tend to forget that it is analog under the hood, with all the associated crosstalk and BER problems.

Making these smaller would be nontrivial for many reasons: they each have their own microwave coupling line (which requires a certain amount of length); the coherence properties of superconducting qubits seem to care about how much surface you have relative to bulk metal, which is a loser for shrinking the devices; presumably jamming them together presents crosstalk issues; etc.

IMO, it succeeded precisely because it was radically different than mainstream languages before it, so it didn't cause "mind crosstalk" issues you get when you encounter something which seems familiar but actually isn't.

Crosstalk between them is mostly mudslinging, rather than useful evaluation.

Based on the above definition, lets look at some examples: * Communications App scripting (the scripting languages used on programs such as Procomm or Crosstalk, or the old log in scripts used on Trumpet Winsock).