djmips

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by djmips 6mo ago
I would like to see this code instead compiled native instead of via the RISC-V interpreter.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Dissapointed - there was no 6502 code in the GitHub repo.
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by djmips 6mo ago
I can see that - kind of like Will Ferrell has reflected on playing dumb people who are extremely confident. So I feel smug does slot in there but I don't feel like it defines it.
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by djmips 6mo ago
I would describe it as absurdism.
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by djmips 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_%26_Eric
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by djmips 6mo ago
I think it would be great to be revived with a different premise.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Wow it feels like the Loebner prize went away right at the dawn of the LLM. Is it correlated?
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by djmips 6mo ago
In general I love the idea of turning printers into typewriters. I've been thinking about how to do it with an inkjet printer.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Opus did get the feet on pedals better.
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by djmips 6mo ago
This is to the people who are highly against this - when you read a book you are doing this - talking to others across time and space. This isn't that much different.
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by djmips 6mo ago
For sure that's a big reason but it's also a useful basis for doing lighting calculations because of their sphere like nature. They are quite efficient in dynamic scenes and historically used in a lot of precalc to do something a
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by djmips 6mo ago
How do you design Atari 2600 clones? Do you have to replicate the TIA?
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by djmips 6mo ago
Good point but that was only 2019... :)
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by djmips 6mo ago
Elsewhere in a comment someone posted the archive links which worked - I had fun playing in the emulator on my Windows PC
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by djmips 6mo ago
why bother?
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by djmips 6mo ago
Back to artisan all natural intelligence coding?
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by djmips 6mo ago
The drug is the llm coding. I kind of get it, when I was a kid and first got a computer I felt the same way after I learned assembly language. The world is your oyster and you can do what felt like anything. It was why I spent almost every
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by djmips 6mo ago
And they say that Nvidia coined the phrase GPU - but I recall that Sony did it earlier... not that it really matters.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Rendition's VQuake was actually pretty good, more than barely better than software rasterization.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Thanks I did enjoy it! One thing is, I feel like the PS1 wobble disc protection, although bypassed with swaps and mod chips, it has never been possible (besides one historic example: Datel) for someone other than Sony to make a disc bootabl
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by djmips 6mo ago
I think it's interesting that they found what seems to be a real bug (should be independantly verified by experts). However I find their story mode, dramatization of how it could have happened to be poorly researched and fully in the r
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by djmips 6mo ago
"Here’s how the bug might have manifested."
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by djmips 6mo ago
Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee died on the Apollo program. I feel it's not polite to ignore that fact even if you add an 'in flight' qualifier.
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by djmips 6mo ago
This channel is not even the official channel.
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by djmips 6mo ago
Why not include the Print Gallery image? Or - if worried about copyright, the ability to load an image.
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by djmips 6mo ago
I solved it but I had to use 'two' NMOS transistors unlike the direction. Wire an NMOS transistor so that when In is 1, the output is pulled to ground (0). When In is 0, the output should be unconnected (Z). The way it's word
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by djmips 6mo ago
Since an .npy file is the standard binary format for saving a single NumPy array to disk I guess I can imagine a situation where people are doing so.
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by djmips 6mo ago
precisely!
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by djmips 6mo ago
I agree with your sentiment, but that being said as someone who has lived a while now, what we do have is a lot crazier than I ever expected.
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by djmips 6mo ago
It's definitely an April 1st joke but it also is real?!

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