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by 2wrist 6y ago
Similar to Altivec from the PowerPC days?
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by 2wrist 6y ago
True!! but even that... even that was too loud.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
I found the original series so much better than the film. The film was good. I like Gary Oldman but I remember being so disappointed that he shouted at the end. Couldn't imagine Alec Guiness doing that. Very un Smiley.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
The book is fantastic. I was completely gutted at the end.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
Gawd, I used to loooove SGI. It is really nice to see some variation in computer architecture come in to the mainstream. (aside from the awesome GPU tech wars)
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by 2wrist 6y ago
I saw this mentioned recently that they are just missing drivers. Which this being ealy days for Apple Silicon makes sense.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
This is in my queue! This is a great podcast, Adam Gordon-Bell is such a thoughtful interviewer, probably my favourite episode was "Don and Adam discuss Folds", it blew my mind and made me smile. Very highly recommended.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
Have to say as slick as stuff like this looks I do find myself gravtatiing towards ETL in code. (It feels easier to read/understand) How would you change control something like this?
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by 2wrist 6y ago
I don't mind him, it feels like he is figuring things out still but I like that at times it can turn in to what feels like a quiet conversation between friends. Which can be illuminating and heart warming. Quite unexpected for a podcas
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by 2wrist 6y ago
I learned that too! Weird, it is like you have tohave this whole stack in place to perform an action. Not to dissimilar to the the day job.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
I was once given a device called the 'Edinburgh Masker', it was a set of headphones and a throat mike (I looked like a ww2 bomber pilot..) and it played a tone when you got stuck on a word. It was very weird, but quite interesting
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by 2wrist 6y ago
It is worth it to keep going, he is figuring things out still, both himself and this thing he is figuring out, and the technique and insight may not be the cure now but at some point he will piece things together and what he has learned may
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by 2wrist 6y ago
Thinking about it, they both feed each other, if you start with on you will get the other.
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by 2wrist 6y ago
Have a stutter too, I was in speech therapy from when I was 7, and one of the techniques that worked best was to focus on breathing and relaxation. When I blocked on words, the levels of tension in my body was/is extremely high. Specif
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by 2wrist 6y ago
Hydrogen... which can then be put back through a fuel cell to produce electrickery. The germans are looking at this. I believe.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
Pah!! I was master of Daley Thompsons Decathlon!!
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by 2wrist 7y ago
Shame, they have such an opportunity on so many fronts. I am actually very intrigued by the hardware, a powerful linux box which may make a cracking console in it's own right. Wouldn't mind one of those at home.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
here in the UK there was the whisper of using the gas system to deliver hydrogen (or a variation). I heard last year that one of the big gas mains in Yorkshire was being converted to supply hydrogen. I guess if you replace the boiler on the
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by 2wrist 7y ago
I really really like that part. Three columns on a widescreen monitor is really really comfortable! Nice site!
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by 2wrist 7y ago
An interesting one, on a tangent, this morning on my work windows10 machine I had a Chrome notification telling me about the latest plurasight deal. First time this has happened for me, it is an interesting use of the notification system!
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by 2wrist 7y ago
Thats class! thanks for the info.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
Dirk Meyer ended up at AMD, it was why the likes of Hypertransport borrowed/adapted the Alpha EV6 protocol and kicked serious arse. Always loved Alpha's, their influence cast a long shadow.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
Oh... thats where you are going wrong, when reheating pizza it is best to use a pan, although the base may get crispy. The oven works quite well too. Sure they take longer but tastes so much better!
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by 2wrist 7y ago
As someone who has a speech impediment, I really speak too fast too, but then thinking back to my speech therapy, there the emphasis was on breathing, with the focus on diaphragmatic breathing, which has the effect of softening the face and
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by 2wrist 7y ago
> hipster name like "Data Badger" hahaha! Thats a great name for a company :-)
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by 2wrist 7y ago
This has been a blooming marvellous, if depressing read. I long for the future of open RISC-V/OpenPOWER/Arm/MIPS coherent platforms. Thanks for your efforts and best of luck.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
I agree. I am from that yellow bit and people were stunned the day after. The whole thing is crazy. Society feels fundamentally broken.
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by 2wrist 7y ago
> Leave voting neighbours who were very much the supposedly angry working class type that have been ridiculed and condescended to repeatedly by the liberal media. I can understand this but, burrowing in to it, we have a class of people w
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by 2wrist 7y ago
There is hydrogen too. There was talk of Germany using the excess electrickery from their coal stations to create hydrogen, which can then be used to power fuel cells to create more electrickery.. Maybe hydrogen should become a higher prior
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by 2wrist 7y ago
A really good read, quite interesting ideas and it certainly changed my outlook on running and movement.

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