Vendan

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by Vendan 12y ago
from the page: [edit/clarification] Since this seems to be one of the most prominent critiques, we'd like to clarify this point. With lack of time and patience we refer to our possibility to be involved in a complex bureaucratic s
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by Vendan 12y ago
The CPU runs the opcode(instruction), then adds 3 to the IP. Therefore, your first program sets IP to 1, then it gets 3 added to it, setting IP to 4. Your second program is exactly the same, but setting IP to 4 means infinite loop.
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by Vendan 12y ago
meh, it boils down to whatever image format you use, you take a 33% increase in file size cause it's base64 encoded, and then a huge hit cause you can't do frame to frame encoding, like true motion estimation. It's trying (p
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by Vendan 12y ago
except motion estimation is looking for blocks that move around without the content changing, then recording those movements. NOT saying "oh, this bit didn't move, so don't reencode it". No matter what you do, this is
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by Vendan 12y ago
issue is the simulated "processor" is actually interpreting asm source code on the fly. Direct string parsing on an fpga, including string to int, i.e. "1234" -> 1234, would make it extremely "fun"
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by Vendan 12y ago
really? putting the link in the text and not even making it clickable(if even possible) when you have so little content that the main link should just go to the kickstarter?
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by Vendan 12y ago
There's tons. My wife found one for about $20 that also has a fancy basket thing, so we don't even need the "reusable coffee pod" junk for normal coffee
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by Vendan 12y ago
the issue arises when the programming language doesn't let you run code before the threads split out, like golang.
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by Vendan 12y ago
And, as I already posted, it's a rather idiotic one. Does the project member not understand the issue? Kernel support hasn't been removed yet, just the userspace stuff. Last thing we need is to rewrite existing, solid code in J
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by Vendan 12y ago
Difference is, I can choose google or bing, and pepsi or coke. I can't choose time warner or comcast, they already picked that for me. I only have a single high speed internet option.
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by Vendan 12y ago
The right to have a legal monopoly? I only have a single high speed internet option, and they know it.
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by Vendan 12y ago
If you are looking for a way to pay for last mile improvements, maybe you should look at the $75 million a year cable companies spend to try to make sure they won't have to? https://sunlightfoundation.com/blog/201
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by Vendan 12y ago
I'm not sure you can say "wholly private networks" when they use public infrastructure...
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by Vendan 12y ago
It's more like the ISP's oversold bandwidth and now they are being dinged for it.
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by Vendan 12y ago
Interesting idea, but literally everyone I know at the local hackerspace has Android or (company provided) Windows phone. Any particular reason you are only starting out with an OS commonly seen from programmers and computer folks as locke
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by Vendan 12y ago
issue is less the ip address then it is the need for special MX dns records, which most of those services don't let you set up
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by Vendan 12y ago
Yay, no ISP in my area is HD verified! Wait, booo!
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by Vendan 12y ago
No thanks, I prefer open source for my open source printer, and esp. dislike the idea of relying on the cloud to make the software work.
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by Vendan 12y ago
Free, open source alternative: http://octoprint.org/ Has most of the same features, and is working on slicing as well