linux-kernel - A HUD Angle (was Fair Pay Philosophy, Unification in Bitstreams System, Low Jitter)

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Message-ID: <35d47991-72a5-43b9-8f4d-22d63936d944@bit-teism.eu>
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2025 13:59:28 +0100
From: Ywe Cærlyn <bishop@...-teism.eu>
To: linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: A HUD Angle (was Fair Pay Philosophy, Unification in Bitstreams
 System, Low Jitter)

I have thought more about the HUD angle.

2 CPUs seem optimally used with this, giving enough bandwith on the bus, 
with 1/3 bus reduction pr. CPU, and optimal use of 256k Cache for HUD 
Filters (doubling as a DSP processing unit aswell).

Optimal Price/Selling Point.

Strongly Consider This!

I also have done the Bit Wavelet from before, for shifting bitsteams up 
in frequency, for a one normalized feedback diode filter consumer D/A. 
High Clock probably works well in these days. Bit Wavelet also good for 
patent-free in-phase relevance based compression.

I have also translated ISLAM for background philosophy, for optimal 
fair-pay muscle.

And support AI for open source game genie creation.

LIGHT,

Ywe,
https://bit-teism.eu/