djmips

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by djmips 2mo ago
Last year I interviewed with Epic Games and I didn't get the job but they arranged a meeting to let me down easily, encourage me to apply for other positions. I really appreciated that!
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by djmips 2mo ago
This is more interesting since it's actually 3D
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by djmips 3mo ago
I'm seeing 34 Hz on a Ryzen 7 3600X 3.6 Ghz with Chrome. 47 Hz in Firefox.
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by djmips 3mo ago
That may be true of a lot of posts on programming and other topics, nevertheless they are still interesting.
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by djmips 3mo ago
firefox has a built in VPN now. I wonder if it would work for you.
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by djmips 3mo ago
have you experimente with https://huggingface.co/HauhauCS/Qwen3.5-9B-Uncensored-Hauhau... to test that conjecture? It's very easy to try.
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by djmips 3mo ago
for hacking I assume that would be the case
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by djmips 3mo ago
Can right mouse escape during calibration as well as ESC please. Make it easier to re-calibrate
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by djmips 3mo ago
Do you see potential for automation based on what you learned from your hand tuning?
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by djmips 3mo ago
He's into all kinds of things!
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by djmips 3mo ago
Sharp SM83 assembly. ;-)
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by djmips 3mo ago
Are you sure about that anecdote around the GBA? It would make more sense that they used the Sharp SM83 core - which is pretty far from a Z80 considering it's missing IX, IY and the entire alternate register set. It certainly does hav
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by djmips 3mo ago
RISC-V has no overflow flag? That's fascinating. I'll have to dig into that!
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by djmips 3mo ago
It feels a bit like a first language. That's the one that really sticks with you.
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by djmips 3mo ago
Hacker NEWS Maybe at least include the date
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by djmips 3mo ago
fascinating! That's a useful thing to know.
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by djmips 3mo ago
I was thinking to myself as I was reading the post that here we go again - it's like how much can a man take. It's not that it's unclear... because it is easy to read. I also long for regular old human writing, warts and all.
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by djmips 3mo ago
It used Microsoft Basic (unlicensed) which came from the Apple II variant! It had impotent Apple II graphics commands from such. Unfortunately they did not add commands to directly support the NES / Famicom graphics hardware.
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by djmips 3mo ago
It might not have been to the exacting taste of someone who wanted the exact BBC micro version however...
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by djmips 3mo ago
It's the really long range that have always needed an autonomous end phase
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by djmips 3mo ago
Back in the day, I had an early pre-release Xbox One Devkit and mouse and now I realize it was likely outfitted with Dazzle camouflage - but we just called it zebra.
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by djmips 3mo ago
Tau
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by djmips 3mo ago
With the subscription, it costs less to use opus in that it doesn't chew up our session however the cost/benefit is balanced against not performing as well on certain tasks. So it's not a straight up yes/no.
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by djmips 3mo ago
I can't afford an the recommended Applesauce for Apple II disk preservation so I'm hoping that the Adafruit work which added Apple II drive support will work for me. https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_Floppy
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by djmips 3mo ago
I tried it but it did not function.
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by djmips 3mo ago
The comment is prejudice to conclude from the Google Engineer's supposed thought process as fact and to say that it's an example of why he isn't an 'engineer'. But you can find classic engineering fields where due p
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by djmips 3mo ago
Doesn't this article just bash you over the head over and over - socialism is bad and getting ahead good and anyone who might seem on the side of evil socialism are failures and woke. I GET IT ALREADY. This could have been one paragrap
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by djmips 3mo ago
In praise of a good editor.
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by djmips 3mo ago
Maybe they read some Deepseek papers.
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by djmips 3mo ago
Those aren't even em-dashes and yet there's a huge thread talking about them.

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