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by anta40 4y ago
+1 for Foobar2000 Bonus point: https://www.foobar2000.org/mac (MacOS version) No idea if there are some missing features that are exists on Windows version.
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by anta40 4y ago
"Building takes a lot of resources. In parallel mode (:parallel-build t in config.sexp) you need more than 8 GB of RAM and it will be 1-2 hours build time. If you have 8 GB of RAM you can turn off the parallel build which will then run
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by anta40 4y ago
I'm a photography hobbyist, definitely prefer monochrome to color. Nope, won't call it an improvement. And obviously we naturally see in color, so monochrome means deliberately deleting some informations. But that's how I usu
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Hacker vs. Mathematician vs. Engineer?
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by anta40 4y ago
So, if you prefer to get things done, e.g HTTP client (without re-inventing stuffs as much as possible), Chicken Scheme is a better choice?
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by anta40 4y ago
I'm still a happy Evernote subscriber since a few years ago. When Galaxy Notes were my main phones, lots of my (handwriting) notes are stored in it. Nevertheless, I'm still looking for open source alternative. Evernote is certainl
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by anta40 4y ago
I learnt a bit Haskell many years ago as undergrad student, and would like to do it again. Perhaps it's just my impression, or it's generally true that there's not much efforts popularising Haskell for system programming (OS
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by anta40 4y ago
Being able to code in your phone is fun... although as a native Android developer this won't replace Android Studio for me (yes bloated/resource hungry bla bla bla... I know). Anyway, let's give it a try: Typing "$ ls -l
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by anta40 4y ago
Yeah a bit misleading, because it excludes the optical parts.
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by anta40 4y ago
I assume folks who write optimised Rust have some experiences writing optimised C/C++... which means the domain is a bit narrow, usually microcontroller stuff, computer vision, OS kernel, etc. On the other side, I agree perhaps we don&
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by anta40 4y ago
True. I know some photography basics, how to use DSLR/mirrorless, and even how to use handheld lightmeters. The reason we use smartphones is simplicity and convenience: take pictures of family on the beach, apply some editing (Snapseed
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by anta40 4y ago
Hmmm... pro handle? joystick? steering wheel? Copter blade? why? WHYYY???? :D
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by anta40 4y ago
In one of my previous companies, email was used for sending source codes. Let's say I work with developer B, C, and D. And don't forget to CC other related, important persons, like team lead and manager. All of them have the recor
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by anta40 4y ago
An Indonesian here. If you apply for a job through recruiting platforms, you'll find some companies still require you to submit your cover letter as well as your CV. Perhaps those see CV and cover letter are different. Cover letter sum
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by anta40 4y ago
True. I've seen a lot of beginners (typically those who learn through various YouTube videos and a some online pagess, but not through a systematic guide like a book) having a hard time deciding "what a super simple project"
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by anta40 4y ago
At least not in Indonesia. Example: https://www.telkomsel.com/en/tariff A text costs you Rp 350.
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by anta40 4y ago
Such a clickbait title. I thought Android 16 = Android OS 16 :p
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by anta40 4y ago
Maybe simplicity? Something that can be understood easily in a few weeks, and then you may start implementing whatever features you find useful. Oh, and Xv6 is buildable under 1 minute on modern machine, and don't need a custom-build t
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by anta40 4y ago
Very cool tool. Almost 2 decades ago, I learnt Principles of Digital Design in the university using EWB (Electronics Workbench), then known as Multisim. It's Windows only. Then a friend pointed me to Logisim, which also runs well on Li
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by anta40 4y ago
Approachable? I believe it's a solid "yes". Well, QBASIC was one of my 1st exposure to programming in high school, almost 2 decades ago. Internet access was kinda limited at that time, and I could understand the basic concept
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by anta40 4y ago
Try Cosmos: https://www.gocosmos.org/
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by anta40 4y ago
Just skimmed the book of list, yep none of them are music books. As a photography enthusiast, I started reading Susan Sontag's On Photography a few years ago, and havent' finish it. So after finished reading the author's comm
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by anta40 4y ago
As as assembly language enthusiast, TIS-100 is easily my #1 Zachtronics game. The closet contender would be... CoreWar. Seems like their implementations are rarely updated these days. Robocode is also cool, but you code in Java instead of a
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by anta40 4y ago
In the context of photography, I have no idea how to answer this point: "...doing good in the world" Probably no need to be Ikigai. As long as I'm happy with my work, then it's more then sufficient.
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by anta40 4y ago
CoreWar: https://corewar.co.uk/pmars/ I don't programming game where you do assembly-like coding these days. Perhaps the closest one is Zachtronic' TIS-100
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by anta40 4y ago
I just checked local marketplaces (I'm in Jakarta, BTW): Macbook Air M1 13" 16 GB 256 GB (the minimum configuration for us, mobile devs) is around $1400. Sure not cheap, but on the otherside lots of us have monthly income > $10
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by anta40 4y ago
Thanks. I wish I knew about these back to high school days 2001. Instead, I learnt J2ME and.... weill still a Java dev until today :p
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by anta40 4y ago
So in general, any fasm code should be compilable with fasmg? In some cases, perhaps some tiny modifications are needed?
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by anta40 4y ago
Yes, for writing good old NES, Atari, GameBoy etc games: https://www.assemblytutorial.com/ I mostly write mobile app codes (Java/Kotlin), and there's no way I'll use assembly for work. But for fun? Heh why no
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by anta40 4y ago
How compatible is fasmg with fasm? I still use fasm on Windows on Linux, but no luck in MacOS since fasm is still written in 32-bit assembly and MacOS doesn't support 32-bit apps anymore...

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