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by Surac 11mo ago
Kudos to the author. I also will not buy a steam Box. But i appreciate the effect it will have on gaming and Linux. I use Mint and use steam to play my games just fine. For some games it is a little bit shaky. Game company’s now have a ince
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by Surac 11mo ago
I like to express my loyalty to the emperor of man and call this heresy
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by Surac 11mo ago
I have just cut out up ranges that can not connect. I am blocking USA, Asia and Middle East to prevent most malicious accesses
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by Surac 11mo ago
My condolence to you. I live in Germany and had to call the ambulance on different occasions. Ambulance driver later told us to never wait for them to always try to get to ER ourself
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by Surac 11mo ago
I find it hard to compare o365 to OpenDesk. O365 is just a bag of programs using vaguely the same UX concept and openDesk is a full integrated environment. I myself changed to Nextcloud with integrated collab office and will never go back t
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by Surac 11mo ago
I am very excited about this. Thanks to HN I see such things. To bad normal media is not any longer interested in anything not AI. On Topic: I am quite sceptical about all this rusting only because we can. Going rust makes the amount of pro
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by Surac 11mo ago
I think this is the wrong way to promote rust. For me rust is just a hype. I know nobody that programms or even thinks about rust. I’m from the embedded world an there c is still king. I understand that some will see rust as a good alternat
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by Surac 1y ago
I have a little cheat sheet sticking on the side of my monitor that I update everything I have to look up some syntax. There I have a table on operator precedence and a reminder when to use & and &&. I never need the sheet but I
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by Surac 1y ago
I agree with emacs. It is a fantastic operating system but it lacks a good text editor. I remember using the Borland ide and miss there clear design language. Fighting with ide, gui and language is no fun. I miss the ide I could just start
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by Surac 1y ago
I smell a loose loose situation ahead. Nexperia will have problems sourcing there materials in the future and Europe will sit on a husk of the former company. China is not unheard of starving things they do not benefit from
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by Surac 1y ago
Reminded me of ColorForth. Ist is a Forth dialect where color also carries code information
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by Surac 1y ago
A open source stack for Xilinx 7 chips is the most interesting take away for me here. I have to dig deeper
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by Surac 1y ago
i always tell the phone sellers in like to buy there phones if they provide a longer thunb with the phone. I realy like the option of a bigger screen as i am old and my eye are bad, but the need to use both hands to use a mobile device make
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by Surac 1y ago
I am very intrested why you choose to write such a tool. i normaly have a hand full of shell scripts doing the work, but surly i have to know the used language befor i call the script. Can you explain the motivation?
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by Surac 1y ago
Medical or Miltary often require the software stack/tooling to be certified following certain rules. I know most of this certifications are bogus, but how is that handled with Rust?
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by Surac 1y ago
Very nice text. As i am very sceptical to Rust i apreciate the comarison to a language i know better. I was not aware that there is no formal spec for rust. Isn't that a problem if rustc makes changes?
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by Surac 1y ago
So USA demands its slaves to stay inside?
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by Surac 1y ago
not connected to this, but i wish i would find a c code example on how to draw a line with a width, without antialias while only setting each pixel once. this seems to be a real hard problem.
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by Surac 1y ago
but why? I have to admit it's a fun project
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by Surac 1y ago
Typescript to rust. I mostly test models on c code. C is much less boilerplate and more code per word. Models need to be ready smart to see all the pointer magic and misuse of lib functions. Claude really makes a very competent c coder in m
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by Surac 1y ago
I have made the exact opposite with Claude and low level C. Claude is very good in writing classic c functions you need on a daily basis. I often wonder how much defensive coding it puts into the functions. I for myself let any code I wri
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by Surac 1y ago
Compressing your text can not be stressed enough. It makes you think „what do I like to say here“ and that is what most text I have read are missing. In my bussines there is a software called DOORS for req. writing and it’s the death of eac
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by Surac 1y ago
in the end it's all bits in ram that a cpu has to execute. as long as the cpu ISA is build around common coding patterns found in c there seems no reason to use anything other than c. I get it that people do not like to code in a langu
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by Surac 1y ago
Now the dark side grows in you. Managers are the anchors in every company. They make sure nothing moves ever again. They are like a parasite sitting on the shoulder of thinking engineers. They get there money for nothing
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by Surac 1y ago
Paywall
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by Surac 1y ago
Perfect for malware
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by Surac 1y ago
But designers will always find a way to make our live miserably. They are told to never accept same behavior and always press users to there way of navigation and thinking. The bullshit they call design is there way of expression
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by Surac 1y ago
i miss the times where computers where used to solve problem. Nowerdays people MAKE there problems themself by layering thousands of apis over each other and calling back and forth milions of times. no wonder computer are not getting faster
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by Surac 1y ago
have fun!
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by Surac 1y ago
Trump Background. Drove me away

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