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bfrog
5y ago
Another day, another pile of JavaScript eating into an area I care about with a language I despise.
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bfrog
5y ago
The day Netflix has ads is the day I cancel
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bfrog
5y ago
Next up should be the xtensa based hifi dsps in NXP imx series socs but those have fewer users and developers I’m sure.
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bfrog
5y ago
I really like adawaita as well, I’m sad to see the easily visible buttons are disappearing into flatland. I agree with the author, the flat look shown here is missing at the very least some outlines on buttons. Hidden UI elements seem like
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bfrog
5y ago
The usual convincing argument comes in the form of large amounts of profit or lack there of along with liability waivers. Nothing else convinces companies faster. NXP is arguable one of the better micros to use as well, at least the Freesca
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bfrog
5y ago
Deflation seems like such an impossibility, it’s hard to see how the genie goes back in the bottle here.
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bfrog
5y ago
You are a resource to utilize not a human with unique thoughts, insights, and gut feels.
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bfrog
5y ago
I miss the old school yahoo directory, in part because it seemed to be curated by real people like a library would be. Or web rings where there would be humans curating content. In a way, Reddit is a crowd sourced content curation site wit
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5y ago
Maybe, maybe you could do this on an imxrt with 1hgz m7 and another core dedicated to usb or something, but yeah to do anything vision wise… I would think even a low end fpga could do so much better
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bfrog
5y ago
I ended up buying a xaxavna which work similarly but seems to have better measurements
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bfrog
5y ago
The iPad really has been the only tablet worth buying, it doesn’t cost that much at its lowest end device, has all the great and fast apps creators want (procreate is amazing) and really does it all well. I’ve never used an android device t
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bfrog
5y ago
Indeed, WordPerfect, word, excel, etc, all worked just fine on a pentium chip of the day. Yes there was always something faster but really… it was just fine.
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bfrog
5y ago
Absolute rubbish readability
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bfrog
5y ago
I think one of my favorite systemd features is nspawn.
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bfrog
5y ago
I actually disagree, while Rust has a great deal of features it’s still significantly easier to read. A big part of that I think comes from not having implicit function overloads and having not succumbed to the multitude of bikeshed accepta
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bfrog
5y ago
Maybe I'm naive, but I really haven't seen a reason to jump off my core i7 6600 lenovo laptop or 4770k desktop, neither of which spin fans or kill batteries. I can run xilinx vivado, kicad, and gcc just as fine as a newer 18 core
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bfrog
5y ago
I can’t say I’ve tried horizon but I might give it a shot. Library management in Kicad certainly was never a joy though functional
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bfrog
5y ago
Reading C++ is commonly much harder than reading C in my experience. Seeing as I read more than write code it heavily biased me towards C.
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bfrog
5y ago
This looks fantastic, I happily began a monthly donation this year as I finally feel I have the funds to do so. Awesome project.
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bfrog
5y ago
I think the headline is getting ahead of reality by about 30 years.
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bfrog
5y ago
Huge
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bfrog
5y ago
Nothing like proprietary tooling to really make everything 1000% more painful
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bfrog
5y ago
My Lenovo t460 draws 4-5w while idle with Wi-Fi and lcd goin… 4-5w is a decent draw for headless
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bfrog
5y ago
The best part of consulting/doing your own thing? People only look at your portfolio of work, you know, like every other profession
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bfrog
5y ago
I wonder what this looked like in the 20's right before it really hit the fan
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bfrog
5y ago
The artificial inflation rate finally starts to show some leaks now that oil is going up. If the CPI actually included the things that cost the most, it would have been 5% for a decade. Housing, healthcare, university. Easily the triad of d
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5y ago
I think I’ve read more that sugar and processed foods correlate with obesity and depression more than cholesterol? Explains maybe some of the folks here posting turn around when going carnivore, not likely to eat a lot of sugars or processe
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bfrog
5y ago
Lack of equity at this point is a red flag to me. Points at either internal greed or external greed (investors) deciding hiring talent and offering skin the game isn’t needed. Talent goes where the money is. I learned the hard way, don’t be
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5y ago
Only what has been packaged, nix let’s you roll your own package if you like, letting you overlay ontop of existing expressions to produce your own. Want to rebuild a specific OpenSSL with a specific tool chain and compile time flags? Easil
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5y ago
If you consider multicast/broadcast as a way to possibly fingerprint a users home network and identify them then this makes some good sense.
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