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by aappleby 4mo ago
Are you sure you're asking the right questions?
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by aappleby 4mo ago
Glad I bought a JetKVM, it's been great (other than the HDMI adapter, lol)
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by aappleby 6mo ago
No benchmarks?
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by aappleby 6mo ago
Yes, but it doesn't need any funny parsing trick to handle them. Just parse the whole statement as a list of expressions joined by operators, and then you can convert the flat list into a precedence-respecting tree with a few lines of
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by aappleby 6mo ago
Why do I get the overwhelming feeling that the author is not a technical person and they had a LLM write this based on some handwavey ideas? There's virtually no _there_ there. "...demonstrates its capabilities through worked exam
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by aappleby 6mo ago
You're probably already using a RISC-V computer, it's just embedded as a supervisor in some other gadget (or vehicle) you own.
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by aappleby 6mo ago
Why "mediocre"? I've written production assembly language for a half-dozen different processor architectures and RISC-V is my favorite by far.
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by aappleby 6mo ago
The article title is super misleading - this is about measurements of inflammatory markers in vitro and explicitly does not generalize to food intake.
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by aappleby 6mo ago
No, the article title is misleading. This is in-vitro research only.
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by aappleby 6mo ago
I'm late to the thread, but I was able to solve this on a microcontroller ~13 years ago. https://youtu.be/yItm-9xl0as?si=9I4DLA3qETnQ1N2G
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by aappleby 7mo ago
I get the overwhelming feeling that the author was convinced by an AI that he had a good idea without ever contacting an actual graphics programmer. "Retro Game Engine owns the full frame lifecycle." - This is completely meaningle
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by aappleby 7mo ago
Buried in this paper is a mention of "Applicative State Transition Systems", a programming paradigm that never caught on.
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by aappleby 7mo ago
You wrote and shipped this in three days, eh?
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by aappleby 7mo ago
hello chatgpt
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by aappleby 7mo ago
This is... not an example of good optimization. Focusing on micro-"optimizations" like this one do absolutely nothing for performance (how many times are you actually calling Instance() per frame?) and skips over the absolutely-ma
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by aappleby 7mo ago
OpenTitan _is_ a microcontroller, just one with a _lot_ of security hardware (and security proofs). It's intended to be integrated into a larger SoC and used for things like secure boot, though you could certainly fab it with its own R
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by aappleby 7mo ago
Fiiiiinally! Yay! Worked with the OT team at Google years ago and am glad to see this stuff finally taped out.
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by aappleby 7mo ago
Ah, I thought you meant you were running it locally.
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by aappleby 7mo ago
What are you running that model on?
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by aappleby 8mo ago
I don't quite understand why the author is doing special handling for PSG versus PCM audio. My GameBoy emulator generates one "audio sample" per clock tick (which is ~1 mhz, so massive 'oversampling'), decimates tha
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by aappleby 8mo ago
This article is taking some liberties with the word "prodigy" that I disagree with. If the way you nurture a talented student is via "intense drilling", I would argue that the student is not a prodigy in the traditional
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by aappleby 8mo ago
What if the tool required an "un-safeword" to do destructive things? "Do you really want to 'rm -rf /'? Type 'fiberglass' to proceed."
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by aappleby 8mo ago
Sure, in those cases - but if a command has a chance of nuking prod, you want some extra step in there. Preferably something that can't be muscle-memoried through.
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by aappleby 8mo ago
probably best that you didn't say what kind of machine :D
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by aappleby 8mo ago
Damn, even his blog posts sound AI-written: https://campedersen.com/brep-kernel "I'm not building a weekend project. I'm building a Fusion 360 replacement."
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by aappleby 8mo ago
This... what is this even doing? The camera controls are all fucked up. Why is mousewheel bound to rotate on the X axis? I can't actually select and move things. The container example is... is this supposed to be an object? Why is a cy
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by aappleby 8mo ago
So here's what's worked for me over the years - I collect interesting links/pages/stuff by emailing myself notes about them. I never actually _do_ anything with these notes, but from time to time I open the "Notes T
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by aappleby 8mo ago
I don't give a shit if this thing works or not, the lols are worth it. :D :D :D
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by aappleby 9mo ago
They can't do the work because they copied the firmware from some other company's product and don't actually know how it works. That other company probably also copied it from somewhere else, etc.
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by aappleby 9mo ago
Oh boy, whataboutism!

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