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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
This looks a lot like this old thing: https://www.android-x86.org/screenshots.html
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
> led the government to this dark place, thinking they're doing good. I'll take the other end of the bet claiming that they think they are doing good. I am pretty sure they know what they are doing full well, and it ain't
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Preserving Fisher-Price Pixter(dmitry.gr)
3 points by dmitrygr 5mo ago|0 comments
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Preserving Fisher-Price Pixter(dmitry.gr)
238 points by dmitrygr 5mo ago|52 comments
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
You should see how fast libc gets mmaped() into the VM and the first instr runs :)
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
And where were your parents in this? My school in USA tried this... Once. My dad went to have a talk with them. I do not know what was said, but the principal walked out of the room white-faced and they never tried that bullshit on me again
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
> Newsom would start to increase production Newsom is not a refinery nor does he own any refineries. He cannot increase any production by definition.
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
Rules always existed and were clear. Outrage that they are being enforced seems strange.
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
30fps as per TFA for fullscreen xfer but GB's screen is shitty enough that 30FPS is aplenty
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
Most of the game runs on an external Cortex-M0 chip in the cart. GBC is incapable of this much computation per frame. This solution is elegant and not unlike what some of the fancier NES games did. Overall, very well done.
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FFmpeg developer calls out OxideAV for AI license laundering of his code(github.com)
83 points by dmitrygr 5mo ago|6 comments
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by dmitrygr 5mo ago
Who will be the first to implement a one-layer three-weight model and add it to BitTorrent? Let it “train” on all downloaded files. That makes it fair use. Am I doing this right?
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
replacing the antenna with a 50-ohm resistor works very well. The car thinks it is out of cell reception and continues to work. No manufacturer would dare have their cars stop working merely due to it being in Montana (indistinguishable fro
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OpenAI president discloses his stake in the company is worth $30B(apnews.com)
9 points by dmitrygr 6mo ago|0 comments
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
So many airline crashes were traced back to “poor company culture” by NTSB that I would never consider flying a company owned by random internet people. Having someone with a lot to lose in charge of things is a feature.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
I can control the safety of my car by buying a bigger car, driving certain ways, etc. You are comparing risks you have no control over with risks that you do. But I am in no way stopping you. Feel free to take USA public transit, and (i tru
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Because each of these perps were not on their first, second, third, fourth, fifth, or sixth violent offense and were freely out to kill: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Debrina_Kawam https://en.wiki
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Just because you like trains does not mean that it is actually a solution to everyone’s problem. For example, until proper law-enforcement starts happening on public transit, nobody in my family is allowed to take it in USA (they are allowe
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
I would love to live in a world where this happens. I will place big bets that it will, regrettably not happen.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
You don’t think FEC rules violations are wrong ? Curious.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
At least their destruction, and prison for everybody who knowingly violated FEC rules
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Yes, it takes time. It took the British navy decades to rid the seas of most pirates. When a random somalian considers piracy and realizes that the RoI is very negative, hr job will have been accomplished.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
All it takes is a world which has convinced itself that it is “time to be tolerant of all and punish none — all misbehavior is not a fault of the actor but instead the world at large is responsible” Start dealing with pirates like they did
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
There is a per-cpu data structure in the xnu kernel, but it is not big enough to tilt the scales when you are talking about RAM in units of gigabytes.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
The race to run custom code on these is on :D
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
> As someone who got into a rollover accident which ended with my car upside down on a freeway, hearing only the onstar person talking to me while half conscious, this is sad. Get an iPhone or an apple watch - they offer this same servic
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
> Can I disable all data collection from my vehicle? replace cell antenna with a 50ohm resistor. you can buy the proper connector on mouser.com
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
Buried important detail: this is an art project, no actual electronics were built, none of it can or does work as a computer.
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
> No code is free from the influence of AI these days, even learning projects Speak for yourself
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by dmitrygr 6mo ago
This makes the strategy of picking who precisely is allowed in a lot more interesting. I look forward to hearing how they solve this.

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