DenisDolya

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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Wow, this is a strong evolution.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Interesting idea. Good luck with the development.
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Show HN: TurboLibBMP 0.1.1 – single-header BMP in C (no allocations, embedded)
1 points by DenisDolya 8mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: TurboLibBMP stb-style BMP decoder/encoder in C no allocations, embedded
1 points by DenisDolya 8mo ago|0 comments
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Thank you for sharing this.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Try posting in other communities, your project will find someone who will like it.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Yeah Just don’t turn on the webcam, or coworkers will think I turned into an Outlast monster, due to chaotic neck movements.
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Show HN: BPU – An embedded scheduler for stable UART pipelines
11 points by DenisDolya 8mo ago|5 comments
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Wonderful Neck warm-up :)
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
CG-SQL = an attempt to give C what Python has had for a long timeconvenient “scripted” work with the database, but without losing speed.This is cool.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Nice project! One question: decompression and page-fault handling also add latency. How do you avoid thrashing in practice? Also, for such low-level memory management, why C++ instead of C? C might give more predictable control without hidd
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Nice start, but right now the program exits immediately because after selecting difficulty you just return from main. You never call initBoard() or displayBoard(), and there is no game loop (input -> update -> render). So there is no
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Wow, it works !
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Oh, I thought you were the author. Still, thank you for sharing such great work!
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Great work! I really miss projects like this simple, useful, and not SaaS.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Great job!
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Cool work! Any plans for an ESP-IDF native example/port? I think it could help adoption among ESP-IDF users.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Great resource, I especially liked the nostalgic design.
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Everything seems to be fine, but from the very beginning, when you look, you're looking for intuitive buttons that give you an understanding of what's going on. Everything is a little more complicated here, but still, well done. T
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
You've accomplished a lot, good luck with your job search!
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Are you thinking of publishing the code on GitHub? Especially since this solution will allow you to publish the program on open source markets, such as F-droid. Of course, then monetization would only be from donations, but I think this dec
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
Great quotes
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by DenisDolya 8mo ago
I agree with you, especially about the fact that it's hard to find something now that used to happen at every turn, I'm also scrolling through Hacker News in search of at least something unrelated with AI, startups. For example, I
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Ask HN: Efficient Linux terminal output methods
1 points by DenisDolya 9mo ago|0 comments
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by DenisDolya 9mo ago
Great job!
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by DenisDolya 9mo ago
denisdola278@gmail.com
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Ask HN: Who can invite me to lobster.rs?
2 points by DenisDolya 9mo ago|5 comments
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by DenisDolya 9mo ago
Well, I’m not sure. For example, I haven’t lost the joy in fact, I’ve gained more opportunities. Maybe it’s because of my ambitious goals, like achieving maximum optimization and building systems with scalable updates. Sure, there’s still s
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by DenisDolya 9mo ago
I built this tool to explore Linux capabilities and privilege escalation vectors. In version 1.1, I’ve achieved a major personal goal: completely removing the libcap dependency. To keep the tool truly standalone and portable, I replaced the
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Show HN: Ferki-Escalator 1.1 – now without libcap(github.com)
1 points by DenisDolya 9mo ago|1 comments

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