AlbertoGP

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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
Isn’t a tyrant someone that is above the law, not subject to the rule of law like other citizens?
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
From the HN FAQ: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html > Show HN is for something you've made that other people can play with. HN users can try it out, give you feedback, and ask questions in the thread. > On
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
I would suggest adding the output of `buildc help` to the README file, that's what I do with my programs.
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
The Tsoding channel has a good introductory video showing what trying out Fortran feels like: "Learning Fortran in 2023" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvUQndB8R9s
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
Previously in HN: 14 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40131908 0 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40130765 The linked URLs are different but they seem to be the same content, cre
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
Jonathan Blow has been live-streaming part of the development for this upcoming edition of his game Braid, and several of these streams are still available as video-on-demand: https://twitch.tv/j_blow
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
That’s a very good example: realistic, very concise, and shows clearly how the annotations and checks work.
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
These were hibernating bumblebee queens: > While this study did not examine how the bees are able to survive, one possible explanation is that they are in diapause, said Raine, which is “a state of suspended growth and reproduction char
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
Yes, it is mentioned in the article and it even has that link: > However, the kitty keyboard protocol has been widely adopted by both modern terminal emulators and terminal applications. Terminals which support the kitty keyboard protoc
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
> After I gave my speech, there were questions from the audience. Someone asked a question in French, which was translated to me as, roughly, "You say that Multics has only 25 sites. There are already 1500 Unix sites. How does that
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by AlbertoGP 2y ago
https://archive.is/Z4GgW The first paragraphs: > Kiev is concerned about Ukrainians living abroad integrating into the societies of their host countries too fast, Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba told a forum in Kiev on F
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
I did that trip several times years ago. I too tried first to book it via DB but ended up buying it from SNCF.
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
That’s a brief list. This video goes into more detail: “Yet Another ULTIMATE Programming Languages Tier List (2024)” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQccsZpEgYY&t=91s
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
That video was published already 2 years ago. It is a fundamental problem. > Guys… Okay so here’s the thing that people have to realize: this whole thing with the way Open Source software is done right now, where there’s a package manage
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
I’m curious, did it give you chips for free after telling you they were out of chips, or did it give you some kind of voucher for your next order?
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
After a quick look at their ToS I too do not see a clear mention. In a previous HN discussion from September 2021: > [zorkian] It's still against the TOS -- my point is only that we don't specifically look for third party clie
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
This would be very useful if it wasn't for Discord: > Note: Using an unofficial client at all is against Discord's Terms of Service and may cause your account to be banned! Use at your own risk!
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
> The most satisfying answer in the end? Because the car designer decided not to put one there. Exactly why they made that decision could well have to do with any of the speculations above, as determined by their unique set of tradition
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
I wasn’t clear: we do agree that attitude is the crucial piece, I just disagreed on the order in which it should be done. I think that implementing in compilers the mechanisms for doing the right thing can be done first, and relatively quic
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
> Shameless plug but I discuss this issue on my blog: > “First make them care, then make it easy for them to do the right thing.” I would say first make it easy to do the right thing, making them care will be an Eternal September.
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
> The unidirectional rotating bezel is a crucial design element of Bremont’s Supermarine Collection diving watches. Since the unidirectional bezel rotates counter-clockwise, it’s a safer means of tracking bottom time. If the bezel is in
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
Still waiting for mine, I understand the difficulties of these kinds of products. Some context here: https://glasgow-embedded.org/latest/purchase.html#shipping-t...
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
The comment I saw when clicking the link said what I thought when reding the title here in HN: > [Kommentare 1378 GoldCobra/Arima] As a German there is nothing "Unexpected" about this.
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
I got to know about it through this video from the Tsoding recreational programming channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E3E_Rh3mvw
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
> As proved above, GPU drivers are often heavily overlooked in how much they actually impact nearly everything. Many people assume in general they're relatively similar outside of certain features, whereas in reality they are some
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
Silicon Valley is just going back to its roots as the article mentions: > Tech’s military ties predate Silicon Valley, which began in the late 1950s when funding from defense and intelligence agencies transformed a stretch of fruit orch
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
Well, they did get a big supply of metal in 1981, and there might have been trading with other islands up to 150 years ago: > Submerged in the crystal-clear waters off North Sentinel Island is a mysterious shipwreck with a truly hair-ra
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
Reading that piece at the time misled me into thinking that I knew about Ted Nelson and Xanadu, until I starting reading and listening to Dr. Nelson's own words two full decades later.
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
> Ms Elvery says she discovered both still and timelapse images captured by the units of her children running around outside at their grandparents place in close-to realtime on a connected app. > There was no prior discussion with
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by AlbertoGP 3y ago
Might be related, not sure because this is the first time I hear about this manufacturer: "Bambulab A1 Recall Update" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39255538

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