MarcusE1W

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Writing an OS Kernel in Odin(bumbread.substack.com)
3 points by MarcusE1W 3y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Archive link: https://archive.is/7OwxO
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I think this is a good example of how Ada handles data. The approach is to describe the data structures and let the compiler handle the best implementation. I don’t know if that always leads to the most efficient code, but what it does is t
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Archive version https://archive.is/xnnLo
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Last time I looked Jai was in a closed beta.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Does anyone understand from this if born Germans are also allowed to take a second citizenship in another country?
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I think it is about access. I would guess that not every university in Germany at that time had computers for their students. If you were a student or engineer, heard about this new thing computer and wanted to use it, I don’t think you had
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
This skandal is 6 years old. I find it hugely concerning that someone has to make a TV play that resonates with the public for politicians or anyone responsible really to show any interest in resolving this. The current activities and propo
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Great write up and a good opportunity to get the Ox64 out of his box and try to make a few lights blinky blinky. It’s one of the unexpected joys in IT to take a microcontroller, add a few cable, all per detailed instruction for beginners an
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I live abroad. But I know my friends in my village from kindergarten or the youth football team. It is such a great feeling to come home from time to time and meet the same people that I have met for decades for a coffee, some activities or
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Happy new Year from Germany, we are not quite there yet, but in the other years it always worked and so I am confident we will make it this year as well. Time for one more Dinner For One ;-)
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I heard before that Threads is the number one in app stores. If I look right now (23.12) in the Apple App Store then I can’t find it at all in the top 200 (unless I missed something). I see X on 165 and Telegram for example, but no Threads.
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Italy fines YouTube, Twitch for allegedly breaching gamble ads ban(reuters.com)
1 points by MarcusE1W 3y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
It should also be noted that the London underground (the space underground, not the rail system) is extremely convoluted as people have been building stuff there for centuries.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Hmm, I am using it for years and can’t quite relate to your passionate hate. With regards to box ticking, that is probably something you need to do if you want to compete with Gsuite and O365. Both have sales teams which are influencing som
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
This article is about companion AIs but a similar issue will probably arise around conversational AIs for older and lonely people. I guess this is a very individual decision, but I can’t see how you can devise someone to just sit lonely in
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Is this something where it would be helpful if the Linux (environment) developers worked together? Like the (graphics) kernel, GTK, KDE, Wayland, … guys all in one room (or video conference) to discuss requirements iron out one graphics arc
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I guess MacOS is more polished than KDE. Probably more polished than anything. A few billions here and there help. Given that KDE is an open source community project it’s quite good.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Firefox is a Wayland ready app. You need to set the env variable MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 tough. Regarding the panel I have no idea. Mine is at the left and I have no problems to move it wherever I want. No idea for that.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I use KDE for a year now with Wayland. Works absolutely fine for me. My requirements are probably simple, just a laptop but it works.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
That’s interesting. I have not thought about it that some people really like it. Fair enough, hen the self-checkout is great for you.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I have to say that does not exist in Europe and to the best of my knowledge never existed as a common pattern. So I don’t know ;-) I guess it’s an individual decision.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Fair point. I guess everyone has to make their decision themselves according to their situation.
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
See, and I see it quite differently. I don’t do other people’s job without being payed. You are supposed to run the whole payment process yourself. Become an expert yourself over time how to navigate all the issues and fineries of the syste
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Lightweight Parallelism library based on Ada 2022 features(forum.ada-lang.io)
2 points by MarcusE1W 3y ago|0 comments
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
As a young boy I decided to discover Atlantis. I deduced that it must be under water but not too deep. So I just searched for the shallowest place of the Mediterranean and declared it Atlantis. Despite this early breakthrough no further dis
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Silver was one argument, but the article also mentions that vampires don’t show up in mirrors because they don’t have a soul. I think it might depend in the end if cameras ( including mirror less) are capturing the soul ? If they do then th
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I am glad the UK governments of the recent decade have such a strong stand against corruption, out of their deeply ingrained principles. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ If that were the only reason (nobody said it was) then the UK had to leave the UK immedi
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
I appreciate that this court decision will most likely be appealed and so the current state is not as clear as it could yet. But if you assume the court decisions stands then if your business is based on tracking that means your business is
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by MarcusE1W 3y ago
Without going to much into this, e.g. I am sure you have used free Wifi in a Café before ?

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