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by djmips 1y ago
Typical C++ inscrutable bug
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by djmips 1y ago
When I think about this I think, well I run an air filter... but the air filter is made of plastic ((⇀‸↼))
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by djmips 1y ago
Thanks - a very good video! The quick anecdote of how he talks about in his teens / high school he stumbled over the PDP-8 small computer handbook which lead him to sneaking into the Stanford linear accelerator libary on a slow Sunday
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by djmips 1y ago
https://thedemoat50.org/symposium/speakers/charles-irby/ https://youtu.be/xJzYRgmnJrE?t=538
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by djmips 1y ago
Thanks
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by djmips 1y ago
How do I export/save a pattern I like?
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by djmips 1y ago
Clearly the answer is your AI double. It looks like you and knows everything about you and how to ace AI interview!
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by djmips 1y ago
Rambling also makes you visible which is not a bad thing when you're remote.
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by djmips 1y ago
I think this could be a big factor that is behind the whole accomplishments at a young age thing.
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by djmips 1y ago
On GitHub there are PCBs and BOMs to build close to identical KIM-1 boards. And there is even a WIP 6530 replacement so you don't have to substitute a 6532+random logic. That being said there are nice compact 6532 boards that slot righ
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by djmips 1y ago
Very much agree. It was a positive experience.
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by djmips 1y ago
I'm thinking of the Sony Toshiba IBM Cell processor. In the end with experience you could deliver impressive performance and the lessons learned proved to be valuable on any multi core system. But everyone knows the reputation that the
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by djmips 1y ago
Wow that's amazing to find out. I knew Atari used a lot of 6502 in their early arcade games but I never knew they used the DEC T-11! I'll look at Super Sprint, 720, Paperboy and the others in a whole new light!
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by djmips 1y ago
But it was the future if you got a Mac or Atari ST or Amiga!
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by djmips 1y ago
bunkbeds is how I grew up
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by djmips 1y ago
knock knock - you also said private equity buy up.
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by djmips 1y ago
So when Appelbaum talks about "the privileged and propertied" breaking American opportunity, he should be looking at generational wealth transfer and land concentration, not at an urban activist from the 1960s who wanted communiti
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by djmips 1y ago
>> if they are LiFePO > No phones use this chemistry. I have no idea what you're on about. I thought we were discussing a power bank not a phone.
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by djmips 1y ago
That sounds like very specific anecdata for Canada vs Brazil.
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by djmips 1y ago
The most annoying part about reinventing the wheel might be renaming the wheel.
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by djmips 1y ago
Microsoft was using 'AI' in the 90s?
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by djmips 1y ago
Black holes can have a relativistic jet. M87 has one that extends ~5000 light years. These jets can kill from a long distance.
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by djmips 1y ago
As far as you can remember.
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by djmips 1y ago
There's also a nice 3blue1brown video on the subject
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by djmips 1y ago
Olympics have different 'strokes' used between sprint, middle distance, long distance, hurdles, steeplechase and walking races - so there is some variety in the locomotion forms unlike your strawman.
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by djmips 1y ago
Are you able to point to a coding module in an LLM?
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by djmips 1y ago
Well try it again and report back.
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by djmips 1y ago
I couldn't choose like most sites
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by djmips 1y ago
It's not true
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by djmips 1y ago
Weird cookie policy on that blog?

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