BruceEel

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Infrasound Signals of Unknown Origin Detected in Stratosphere(thedebrief.org)
4 points by BruceEel 3y ago|0 comments
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by BruceEel 3y ago
This is really excellent, thank you!
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by BruceEel 3y ago
Right. Any particular resource/list of known Win11 annoyances you've used as reference or did you just tackle them one by one?
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by BruceEel 3y ago
Sounds good. WSL2 is something I've been wanting to try for a while!
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Ask HN: Windows 10-based devs, are you upgrading to Windows 11?
21 points by BruceEel 3y ago|59 comments
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Kudos, OP. Great question and really interesting HN thread.
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Yes, good stuff. Also useful if you have an external PC keyboard and want "INS(ERT)" (0x700000049) to do something sensible...
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Recovering Sample Authorship: The Case of Sohan Lal(norient.com)
1 points by BruceEel 4y ago|0 comments
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Someone needs to write that "65C816 Register Allocation and Instruction Selection" book. On the flip side, I am working on an ARM64 codegen and I pretty much have only myself to blame for the lack of progress...
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Also worth mentioning, the 3dfx Voodoo SDK, docs and examples. For those like me (zero previous experience with 3D API's) it was a lot of fun to play with. And! Still available today: DOSBox-X has Voodoo1 support built-in (or host pass
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by BruceEel 4y ago
I wrote a 65C816 assembler back in day, together with a friend who had Super Famicom. I remember looking at some of the hand-written code from the demos and thinking well, hm, this code would be tricky to generate...
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Noticed this on the Github page: We need a 'proper' 65C816 C compiler Aren't there any?
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Really nice article. Curious, are there more folks running Debian Unstable as daily driver?
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by BruceEel 4y ago
while you're here, I'm seizing this opportunity to thank you for that wchar_t section, it really is good work. As for C23, quality takes time :)
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Just wondering, what kind of money does that require in terms of initial investment?
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by BruceEel 4y ago
like sibling, I'd be interested in the specs. Thanks!
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Seima-Turbino Phenomenon(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by BruceEel 4y ago|0 comments
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Surely not everybody's cup of tea but that line is one of the reasons why I like the original audiobook so much (the abridged version read by Gibson himself - not the Audible one). His voice gets distorted on reading the AI's line
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Nails it, sadly. Thanks for sharing!
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by BruceEel 4y ago
...indeed, that too. Great movie, BTW.
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Do you remember the final chapter of Neuromancer? The nature of the alien signal was such, its detection actually required AI, albeit of the superhuman/super intelligent flavor, so I am not sure what we currently call "AI&quot
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by BruceEel 4y ago
> Purely algorithmic feeds work for TikTok because people want to shut their brains off when they use the app. Yes, if I'm half-freezing and my train is like 15min late something like that might actually come in quite handy... but t
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Yes indeed, but I was more thinking of this as a general consideration as I'd imagine non-negligible PFAS concentrations may occur in store-bought fish too. It'd be good to see more studies on this.
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by BruceEel 4y ago
So, what does the risk/benefit equation look like now? A JAMA article [1] from 2006 concluded that: Overall, the health benefits of eating fish greatly outweigh the potential risks—especially when guidelines are used to reduce the
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Good one, should stay pretty readable for non-trivial graphs. And I agree, as-found-on-traversal ordering is likely as good as any other. I guess the Dream DAG would be some sort interactive zoom&click to expand thing, probably beyond
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Great! I like the idea of the depth limit as well as how you inlined part of the quadratic equation, I'd like to have a flag/switch for something like that too, e.g. maybe print out the condition part of a while statement inline
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Thank you. I think I'll bite the bullet and write my own AST dumper too. Got to love those line-drawing chars. P.S. graphviz/dot = same here.
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Pushing the boundaries of what can be done in a term, extremely cool! Output looks really slick too. Could it also be used to draw an AST or a DAG?
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by BruceEel 4y ago
I didn't know there was a 2nd edition, thanks! Petzold is a hero, this talk (2014) is on that same 'back to basics' wavelength and it's just brilliant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srWQdTGlnVg
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by BruceEel 4y ago
Ah-ha, thanks!

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