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6y ago
Step 1,replace the board with morally inclined individuals. No more Sundar.
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bfrog
6y ago
Replace pcie with AXI and that seems to be pretty close to what zynq/cycle v soc have today on the same package?
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bfrog
6y ago
I've used my Lenovo warranty to get my x220 main board replaced. I've had that laptop for probably close to a decade now and it still works well.
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6y ago
I find as a developer there are very very few things I need windows for. Every year I need to start up windows less than the last. High end PCB design is probably the last on the list. If I had to do ddr with bga SoC I'd probably pony
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bfrog
6y ago
I dream of a day nix can replace yocto
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6y ago
I see a lot of hate for what amounts to user controlled and scheduled tasks. Do people understand that async/await is effectively user land task scheduling, which for any high performance networking app is of vital importance. Consider
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bfrog
6y ago
Oh definitely. I brought one of the first stereoscopic camera robots there. It was very clear we werent in the same financial support league but we did well I think our second year on there.
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bfrog
6y ago
This to me reads of Swift being pushed hard well before it was truely ready. Polynomial linker time? Wow. Ouch. No thank you.
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6y ago
Seems like containers and kubernetes is the newer method rather than stateful and mutable cfm controlled boxes. Love Nix though in comparison to either approach. Nothing quite as amazing as your entire box effectively coded via nix to be se
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6y ago
A segfault? Yes, rust would've probably prevent it.
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bfrog
6y ago
And just like that tutanota loses trust. Sad, it's a great service
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bfrog
6y ago
Who can keep up with all these cloud services... there must be over a thousand now between azure, gc, and aws.
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bfrog
6y ago
I've been using nix for this, though on windows I assume its WSL only support, maybe mingw
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bfrog
6y ago
Wait, the base spec has 8gb? Can you even start chrome up on there? I'd be scared of running out with chrome and a few tabs....
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bfrog
6y ago
Gnome 3 to me is hard to beat gui wise... Add a window tiler and I don't even think about it being there. It just damn well works.
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6y ago
I really like the nxp sdks, what wasn't rated here is how well written the sdks and peripheral drivers are. My experience with nxp was really good. ST SDK is good as well but has these two different levels to it that add confusion to c
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bfrog
6y ago
So basically they needed their own silicon to deal with Arc's.
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bfrog
6y ago
Yeah like running 2 electron apps and chrome
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bfrog
6y ago
My T460 has had 32GB in it for years now... can't even imagine going back to 16GB with all this electron bullcrap
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bfrog
6y ago
Tax revenues which pay for federal services like the armed forces, led by the president, aren't equally contributed by each state. The day that happens is the day Wyoming's vote can be equal to California. It'd also be the da
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bfrog
6y ago
Does this apply to governmental leaders as well? seems like a lot of these get ticked off for certain country leaders...
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bfrog
6y ago
Neat!
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bfrog
6y ago
I don't see Go running cortex-m level devices, atmega level devices. So no, it's really not.
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bfrog
6y ago
Sounds like a recipe for random stack overflows
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bfrog
6y ago
I'm biased for sure, but embedded rust has a growing toolset that is likely to be long lived as it's a collection of simple but effective tooling. It's the entire goal of knurling-rs and surrounding tooling to make it dead s
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6y ago
I'm much more excited at this point by conduit, dendrite is cool, but the goal of federation should be easy to install, easy to run, cheap to run. Requiring kafka isn't cheap or easy.
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6y ago
The bad parts are the esoteric builds. X need Y built with a certain configuration on N platforms, and cross compilable from x86 to risc and arm. CMake stops helping pretty quick. Conan/Nix sort of do the trick... Wish it was more like
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6y ago
I could say the same about ad tech
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6y ago
I feel no empathy for healthcare insurance or providers in this country which have personally caused me nothing but grief and provided me little to no benefit. It's hard to picture a worse possible system than the current one.
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6y ago
Will it matter when its all closed source blobs because nvidia?
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