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4y ago
The 8051 hasn't ever gone away - Wikipedia lists a number of MCU families that are still an 8051 core, and it's certainly incomplete - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_8051#MCUs_based_on_8051
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4y ago
Wow, I didn't realise there was a project to add a 6502 target to LLVM. Now to get Rust working...
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4y ago
Are LB and friends really that much of a pain? The alignment requirements mean they can all be implemented as the full XLEN version with a mask/shift.
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4y ago
Whilst true for multiply, divide is considerably more complex. You have to step up to the M3 to get a divide instruction on the ARM side. This is why the new Zmmul is valuable over the existing M extension.
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4y ago
RVC is designed such that all compressed instructions expand to a single full length instruction. So it’s really only the decode stage and the PC alignment that change.
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4y ago
UEFI doesn’t have to be so unwieldy either. You can have UEFI with device tree instead of ACPI, and if that’s sufficient then u-boot will give you a working UEFI environment.
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bpye
4y ago
I’ve played around with some toy kernel stuff on RISC-V - SBI is refreshingly simple.
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4y ago
I can’t think of many RISC-V cores that are microcode sequenced. There are some toy implementations using ucode - but I can’t think of any that have seen serious use. Maybe you’d count SERV?
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4y ago
I started setting that up and totally forgot, maybe I should actually try and peer with someone.
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4y ago
Clearly YC should start an Saas web host...
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4y ago
Yeah I’ve set myself up in a similar position. I’ve worked out how much I want to save, maxed employer matching etc and so what’s left at the end of the month is my ‘free’ spending.
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4y ago
Is there some reason to think that the only way to get higher energy collisions is by scaling the accelerators? Is there any possibility that we may be able to get to higher energies with earth-scale experiments?
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4y ago
I'm curious, what are the experiments we could run if we had for example 80% of the world's GDP?
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The worst bugs are often the ones that have trashed some of the stack or ended up with some rubbish register state too, and so being able to try and get some useful information out of a seemingless garbage dump is critical. I imagine a proj
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4y ago
It is possible to have a system where politicians cannot receive donations from corporations. This is the case in BC for example.
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I’m not convinced the distinction is really important. Would you say running Windows with Hyper-V enabled is non-native for example?
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4y ago
Yeah it was August of 2021.
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4y ago
I didn't know x2connect existed, neat.
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4y ago
I'll use whatever works best for the problem. I normally start by trying to step through in a debugger, but often that is too slow so I'll introduce some extra prints and/or tracing - and try again. Conditional breakpoints mi
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4y ago
Waitrose also has their own essentials range which isn't particularly expensive.
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4y ago
I moved from the UK to Canada and still miss UK supermarkets to a degree. That said, I went back for ~1 month last summer and often ended up needing to go to multiple supermarkets to find basic things such as chicken breasts... If Brexit is
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4y ago
I sadly have a similar experience in Canada. Whilst I have found products here that are good in most categories, and produce is generally fine, I find I have to be more selective with meat, seafood and especially baked goods and cheese.
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4y ago
For reference - the UK made a similar ruling last year [0]. They did not exit the market, and have begun to fulfil their obligations [1, 2]. [0] - https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2021/02/uk-supreme-court..
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4y ago
Is a high performance HyperRAM controller really simpler than a normal DRAM controller? It's serial rather than parallel so you need higher frequency signals for the same bandwidth.
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4y ago
I was thinking about C and C++ and whilst they allow you to be very careful about allocations, they also give you every opportunity to get it wrong.
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4y ago
What language actually makes it simple?
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4y ago
He was at Valve a few years ago
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4y ago
Well it looks like you can buy them https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/403689859315
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4y ago
I've not had this issue with the UK Labour or Green parties, or the Canadian NDP - I still get their mail sometimes, but nothing else.
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4y ago
Did that change? My AliExpress account is using myname@mydomain.co.uk
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