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by Surac 6mo ago
Yes Claude is impressive in HW-Development. It knows all those magic numbers and how chips work. i even use it to do development for Power delivery Systems.
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by Surac 6mo ago
i had to do this inside a FPGA. In the end it is just a very complicated Serial device. Was a Nightmare to support HDI Devices
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by Surac 6mo ago
I started using .Net with 2.0, learned the api and framework and was very happy with all the functions. i never had the need to switch to the more idiomatic idoms. Sometimes on the go i picked up some new tricks and adopted some new types.
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by Surac 6mo ago
Uses CMAKE, Sorry not for me. Call me old but i prefere good old make or batch. Maybe it's because i can understand those tools. Debugging CMAKE build problems made me hate it. Also i code for embedded CPU and most of the time CMAKE is
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by Surac 6mo ago
I still use Claude to code in a very stoneage way. I copy c code into the web site/desktop App and type in my prompt. Then i read the output and if i like it i copy paste it into my code. I always felt very old doing that way when thin
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by Surac 6mo ago
namedropping hell.
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by Surac 6mo ago
i had to block all traffic, except that of my country. As i offer a service that is exclusive to my country it worked like a charm.
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by Surac 6mo ago
I seem too stupid. Why not use C11 in the first place? Can anyone explain?
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by Surac 6mo ago
No im sure he uses linux or osx. Everyone uses this since windows phone was killed
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by Surac 6mo ago
Same here. Also the benefit of a visual Editor in Visual Studio is just Premium. Windows.forms also allow all those „modern“. Takes on ui either with ownerdraw or some grids/hand layouting.
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by Surac 6mo ago
Today i still use C# with Windows.Forms. All my old knowledge is still usefull. People know how to use a Windows.Forms program.
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by Surac 6mo ago
borrowing syntax from rust is not what i like to read. Reading Rust code always gives me VisualBasic vibes. In VB you also declare variables like: dim a as Integer. and use let a=a+1
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by Surac 6mo ago
me like that
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by Surac 6mo ago
I how this kind of diagram as a Heatmap. I assume i was wrong all the time
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by Surac 6mo ago
went from 27" Mint to 13" Mac Book Neo. I'm extreme astonished how this has changed my workflow. Smaller screen realy works better for me. The change from Mint to MacOS was not hard and most programs are the same.
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by Surac 6mo ago
I work on embedded computers with mostly around 64K RAM using C99. Any form of alloc is forbidden. So I implemented a string lib that works with what is called here as views. I hold length and contend in preallocated arrays. Each string has
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by Surac 6mo ago
1. April is near. Perhaps copilot allowed himself to prank us all
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by Surac 6mo ago
Does not work on a touchscreen. Can’t see maze under finger and smh it always kicks me in the middle of the drawing
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by Surac 6mo ago
All these supply chain attacks make me nervous about the apps I use. It would be valuable info if an app used such dependencies, but on the other hand, programmers would cut their sales if they gave you this info.
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by Surac 6mo ago
Source Code Pro was my winner in this test. I use Iosevka on a regular base
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by Surac 6mo ago
Obsidian also offers a full excalidraw integration
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by Surac 6mo ago
I for my part have not migrated to GIT cause i do not need the extra hoops like staging area or syncing whole repos over network. I have always a server at my side and can work with checkout/checkin. This implies a hard requirement at
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by Surac 6mo ago
as a non native speaker here please explain the meaning of PR to me.
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by Surac 6mo ago
Very important! This is not a LLM like the ones so often called AI these days. Its a neural network in a FPGA.
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by Surac 6mo ago
Nice Project. One of the benefits of such small boards is the ability to provide a "Hands on" experience. Use your hands to wire, press buttons and turn knobs. Emulating all this is a big thing but it takes away the learning in my
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by Surac 7mo ago
There one was a pen and paper rollplaying system called shadowrun. reading all this makes me think of the game world
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by Surac 7mo ago
As a non Rust man, how real are the problems in this article? Does it show up in real word or is it just a edge case? I only program in C17, C++ as C with classes and C#. Anyone can give me a good read what Traits even are?
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by Surac 7mo ago
How much vibe coding is involved in this?
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by Surac 7mo ago
in warhammer40k surfing without adblocker would be herasy
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by Surac 7mo ago
Subsciption and Online means not for me

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