Narishma

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by Narishma 6d ago
Is that why you can't pause them? I just ended up using uB to zap them since they were taking too much resources.
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by Narishma 6d ago
Depends on whether or not you pronounce the H.
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by Narishma 7d ago
Claude?
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by Narishma 8d ago
That's not necessarily a good thing.
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by Narishma 10d ago
Didn't you just shift the branch to the calculateDiscount() function?
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by Narishma 12d ago
It did not and it wouldn't have made any sense. By the time Windows 95 came out 286 systems were obsolete. They could barely run Windows 3.
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by Narishma 12d ago
The boards using this chip typically have 8 MB of PSRAM from what I've seen.
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by Narishma 14d ago
Title should be "Your C compiler can undo your security checks".
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by Narishma 15d ago
It doesn't say anywhere in that document that you can downvote posts.
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by Narishma 15d ago
Linux and the software running on it are generally very bad at handling out-of-memory situations.
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by Narishma 15d ago
How many points?
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by Narishma 18d ago
Why bother with people then, if the AI is going to do their work.
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by Narishma 29d ago
> I think a lot of the value of a total rewrite in C is that it is a buildable executable that should be runable on virtually any system That may be true in general, but in this particular instance the rewrite requires a 64-bit system wi
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by Narishma 1mo ago
What do you mean?
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by Narishma 1mo ago
No, they probably mean tiny libraries.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
Where do you see the low contrast?
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by Narishma 1mo ago
This is a much more substantial changelog than I was expecting for something that is often presented as a deprecated project.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
OP wasn't talking about code but aesthetics.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
Most likely because of AI slop.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
64, not 640.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
Yes, memory was the main issue. The PC launched with 64KB of RAM. Technically there was a model with 16KB of RAM and no disk drive but I don't think they produced or sold many of those.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
It probably looked much less neon bright on the displays of the time. Same for Windows 2.0.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
Because 'good' is rather subjective when it comes to ISAs.
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by Narishma 1mo ago
MIPS has switched to RISC-V.
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A third world engineer responds to “RISC-V: They should have known better”(rvembedded.com)
625 points by Narishma 1mo ago|333 comments
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by Narishma 1mo ago
Why is that funny?
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by Narishma 2mo ago
Mid 90s rather than early 2000s.
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by Narishma 2mo ago
The law just entered into effect today.
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by Narishma 2mo ago
Not sure what you mean. The equivalent on the internet is probably spam and scam emails and they're also typically blocked by your email provider.
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by Narishma 2mo ago
Your IP address doesn't automatically correspond to your city, even without a VPN.

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