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More specifically, GitHub-hosted open-source alternatives to commercial software .
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Obligatory in-browser reimplementation: https://webamp.org/
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Related devices, where related mostly means "a computer that plugs into a USB port", roughly in recency order: - Serpente, $15 Cortex-M0+ https://www.tindie.com/products/arturo182/serpente-a-tiny-ci...
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Dyalog APL is a mature, modern, and well-supported implementation of APL. https://www.dyalog.com/ It's also powering https://tryapl.org/ and available on https://tio.run/ You might als
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As others have noted, the choice of both syntax (extremely elaborate, to the point of reeking of esoteric languages like Shakespeare) and semantics (scalar imperative language, JavaScript) seem to be a poor match for Classical Chinese, know
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See also: Perl in Classical Chinese in Perl: https://metacpan.org/pod/Lingua::Sinica::PerlYuYan
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Here's the twitter thread in the screenshot: https://twitter.com/OphirHarpaz/status/1184486445039411201
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Oslo is where two of the world’s browser engines were born
(blogs.opera.com)
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> #1 is terminated by calloc(6) Yet this seems to be the perfect place and time to remind the kind audience that sizeof measures the number of char-sized chunks, thus sizeof(char) is always the constant 1, no need to spell it out.
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You appear to be remembering Google publishing their 2001 search index that was briefly available in October 2008: https://www.cnet.com/news/who-were-you-in-2001-check-googles... Extremely useful thing, I wonder how t
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Probably at most twice if we're talking about latency: https://danluu.com/input-lag/
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This was potentially in response to this event, posted to HN earlier today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20874470 (a Spectre Linux kernel patch rendered ineffective by LTS maintainers in an attempt to silence a comp
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By "program directly from the framebuffer" do you mean that you can't use X11 key remapping facilities? In that case, loadkeys(1) will help (on linux).
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To go on a tangent, even though my personal search for the ultimate handheld computer shall never be concluded, I feel like I found a lot of the things I've been looking for (specifcally in Zaurus and the Psions) in my 7" GPD Pock
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Pi-Top seems to be pretty close. It's a laptop shell (keyboard + screen + battery + i/o) that has a daughter board (connected to the computer via USB and HDMI) and enough space for any reasonable SBC. Comes with Raspberry Pi as st
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I would be wary of calling 'simple' the semantics of a language that requires intimate knowledge of particular optimisations in its code generation framework to implement dynamicaly allocated arrays . https://doc.rust-
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Link could be replaced with the original from which all content was plagiarised? https://web.dev/native-lazy-loading