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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Make sure they're bored out of their mind all the time. No Fortnite, no YouTube, no tablet. (steers them clear of ADHD too) Either they go play outside with their friends or they hack what they can on some outdated/underpowered de
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25603697
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Each point doesn't really bear the same level of "unsoundness". Most are actually not problems at all the way I see it. 1. I can live with NaN. When the source of something becomes difficult to track, use a debugger. 2. Map v
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Paywall. Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20201224190038/https://www.bloom...
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
I just read the headline, but I feel like Karma is beginning to hit them back. They bred like rats for decades, and continue to do so, leading to extreme overpopulation, leading in turn to extreme pollution. In the end, there's only so
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
It does repeat. Disable remote fonts and clear your cache you'll see. There's a special pattern at the start and at the end.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
What does he mean by ARM emulator? Does it mean translating from ARM instruction set to AVR's? If so what is the 6.5 kHz about? An ATmega can probably run at a few MHz, surely emulating 32-bit instructions from 8-bit doesn't take
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
The name of the author is "Richard Awoyemi", your username is "richardawoyemi". Shouldn't you say "the stuff I'm saying"?
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Implementing a memory allocator seems to require system calls. What happens when there's no OS? For example on an MCU like Arduino, is the memory allocator packaged along with the program data? If so and in the case of an Arduino, is t
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Why not use the GPU? This is exactly the kind of tasks GPUs were designed for. Gimp can do this in real time using the difference layer mode.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
I don't know, I disabled Chrome long ago to make sure it doesn't do shady stuff in background.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
There's Judy arrays too, I'm not sure if it's already included in one of those data structures.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
All TinyFPGAs are sold out for now :(
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
> Blogging - Medium - I actually hate Medium, but its easy and popular. For a no nonsense list that doesn't make much sense.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
The Elements of Computing Systems: Building a Modern Computer from First Principles
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
There always after-birth abortion, although that's probably a lot less ethical.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
renames a file > yeah, it renames the require statements, when you rename a file. ??? IntelliJ has probably been doing this since day 1 (in 2001), more have probably done so for far longer. Granted this applies to Java, not JS, but sti
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Tools that can't parse the compressed arc flags are especially frustrating. Android Studio for example.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
With that Mac keyboard I would say around 30% per keystroke.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Can this run GPT3? Also a 6.5kW computer must need quite some cooling system...
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2344/
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Or just use Linux and build everything from source.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
When using dd, every typo is an atomic typo.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Why not buy something more durable instead of buying the same phone 3 times? Something with a replaceable battery for instance.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Wait. Didn't cow-orkers see in black and white?
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
Just make your own yogourt it takes like 15 min and costs a little less.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
That's plenty for my gold plated coffin.
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by ajfjrbfbf 6y ago
> feel comfortable saying that the biggest obstacle in progress for AI is UI Yep.
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After-Birth Abortion (2012)(jme.bmj.com)
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