cryo

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Matrices and Graphs(thepalindrome.substack.com)
2 points by cryo 4y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 4y ago
This would be very cool, I love these kind of videos. Perhaps you can find the right format as you building up your channel. There are lots of Youtubers shaping their channels over time to improve, imho the most important part is to start a
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by cryo 4y ago
Well assembly or plain machine code would be the better alternative, but due the lack of time I prefer C.
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by cryo 4y ago
Damn that's a very pleasent to read specification, step by step and easy to follow.
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by cryo 4y ago
MMD holy ._.. I'm here since 2010 and never noticed there's a search box at the bottom. Thank you very much.
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by cryo 4y ago
Maybe due alignment, on ARM unaligned dereference would crash if I remember correctly. So it's safe to copy the value first and use that aligned memory for the comparison.
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by cryo 4y ago
You may look up the already mentioned Robotron, or Messelektronik. Further Zentrallaboratorium für Rundfunk- und Fernsehempfangstechnik (ZRF). The history of Manfred von Ardenne is interesting as well (first electronic television 1931, but
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by cryo 4y ago
In terms of quickly making money this is true. But here I'd like to think about likely world changing tech. As long as the (successful) execution comes one day, it doesn't matter if it happens 20 years ago or 10 years from now.
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by cryo 4y ago
On one side the Xanadu implementations over the decades are a complete failure. On the other side, imho some of the ideas will survive and one day make it into successful software projects. Good ideas aren't destroyed by poor excecutio
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by cryo 4y ago
Up until rencently I didn't like gdb much, but this was mainly for one thing I got wrong all the time: Make a code change, recompile, restart gdb and start again debugging. Then I learned: you never need to stop gdb! Just enter &quot
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by cryo 4y ago
Thank you, that's a very interesting topic. I watched lots of videos and material about computer interfaces of the early days to present. It feels a bit like the magic and larger innovations stopped at some point in the 80/90&#x27
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by cryo 4y ago
Would be nice if the article tells what the HCI acronym means.
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by cryo 4y ago
From my understanding the precomposed ones don't exist for every character, for latin scripts this might be true but other scripts are more complex. Simple example is emojies where there isn't a precomposed codepoint for all combi
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by cryo 4y ago
These are valid points, I'm currently going through the dance of building a custom cross platform gui for mobilde+desktop tailored to my application. Proper localized text rendering is hard, Harfbuzz and Freetype are solid options to
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by cryo 4y ago
And this is a huge problem we as people, including myself, don't shape the world we could have. We have the power to not support evil and we don't use it (enough).
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by cryo 5y ago
In a world seemingly going down hill, SerenityOS brings back positive thinking for me. Time doesn't matter so much and the projects speed is already most impressive. I'm planning to port some of my software in the home automation
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by cryo 5y ago
Beside several USB dongle options there is the RaspBee II module for the io header https://phoscon.de/en/raspbee2
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OpenGL 4.6 on Metal(github.com)
2 points by cryo 5y ago|0 comments
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by cryo 5y ago
This looks interesting. Small issue, the link to the SDK manual currently throws a 404: https://tinyvg.tech/download/tinyvg-sdk-readme.txt
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by cryo 5y ago
Just want to thank the developers behind this and joined as GitHub sponsor. Happy to see this also enters the Qt framework.
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by cryo 5y ago
Yes the instruction sets were simpler, but the developers at the time had invented a lot of clever solutions to solve hard problems. I think the most innovative timespan was between 1950–1997'ish, and hope we get back to get the most o
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by cryo 5y ago
I love these videos, it's the kind of no BS programming to press performance on modern computers. Also recommend the Handmade Hero series of him. We have computers which are ridiculous fast, but tend to write code which is freaking slo
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by cryo 5y ago
Personally I donate to XState library and GIMP development, sometimes to Wikipedia. Made a suggestion to the company I work at, to sponsor OSS projects we use: currently $ 1600 per month, mostly via GitHub sponsors.
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by cryo 5y ago
Note the Zigbee / RaspBee II in your link contains a battery powered RTC already.
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by cryo 5y ago
Wod, running Erlang/Elixir in the browser would be super awesome.
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by cryo 5y ago
The author of Bvckup2 has a very interesting blog with articles about the ui developement: https://bvckup2.com/wip/
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by cryo 5y ago
"I've... seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion. I watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhäuser Gate. All those... moments will be lost... in time... like... tears..
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by cryo 5y ago
Fair points, although I'd like to keep in mind: Never underestimate a single stubborn person or small team dedicated to an idea. I'm a C++ developer and, for now, sticking to it on larger projects since I love the thinking behind
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Mandalorian (Season 2) – UI – Huds+GUIs(hudsandguis.com)
3 points by cryo 5y ago|0 comments
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The Expanse UI Design(hudsandguis.com)
521 points by cryo 5y ago|319 comments

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