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by drudru11 7y ago
Saw the movie at showing at the computer history museum. Highly recommended.
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by drudru11 7y ago
Thanks for elaborating more. I think people who do performance work constantly rediscover or re-invent this (ie like the websocket post).
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by drudru11 7y ago
Ah. Thanks guys.
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by drudru11 7y ago
Is there a URL that talks more about how CICS pulled that off?
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by drudru11 7y ago
No fixes for Spectre or Meltdown still.
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by drudru11 7y ago
Thx - I respect your choice. In my situation, though, my dev env has to be a non-virtualized Linux OS with good gpu access.
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by drudru11 7y ago
Do you run Unix on the HP Envy?
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by drudru11 8y ago
It would be nice if Linux would avoid using any of the BIOS. I wonder if that is possible.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Thx for the tip on the Lenovo. I have been on the lookout for a Linux laptop.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Simple - just run Chrome. It will consume memory like no tomorrow.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Paul probably has really nice internet access. Most people in the USA have really poor access for running services. I have constant problems with Comcast myself. One day when we have fiber and static ipv6, then we can run mail, IRC, Http, d
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by drudru11 8y ago
Truth - the only problem with those old terminals was the keyboard. They tended to not have the control key or ESC key (DEC terminals) in a nice spot.
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by drudru11 8y ago
The shakti in particular... Not available on that site.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Where can we get this RISC-V hardware?
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ForwardCom: Proposal for forward compatible instruction set architecture (2018)(forwardcom.info)
54 points by drudru11 8y ago|14 comments
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by drudru11 8y ago
I'm always interested in learning about things like this. For example, it was really neat to learn that the Intel SME ran the Minix microkernel. Or it was neat to learn that the Apple secure enclave was running the L4 microkernel.
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Tesla cars use 'runit' for Linux init system (as opposed to systemd, etc.)(old.reddit.com)
5 points by drudru11 8y ago|2 comments
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by drudru11 8y ago
I would like to buy SiFive’s unleashed dev board. It has everything I need: RV64GC, gigE, 8 mB ECC, and usb UART. I just won’t pay $1000. I wonder what the economics would have to be to get it to $300.
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by drudru11 8y ago
I briefly thought about the beginnings of this after looking at KVC. I pondered the dots vs slashes question, what a query would look like, and whether every object in a process could have a name. Fun to think about, but that is as far as I
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by drudru11 8y ago
I like the syntax. I also like the interesting direction you went with pattern matching selectors. That is a nice change and quite different from your typical Smalltalk or Objc code.
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by drudru11 8y ago
I cannot quite decipher Neel’s interpretation. The math syntax on his site isn’t rendering. Can you provide a simple explanation? This is interesting.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Anecdotal, but a friend of a friend bought the jag. He is having a very poor experience with the car.
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by drudru11 8y ago
The exact line is here: https://github.com/boazsegev/facil.io/blob/master/lib/facil/... I've seen other hacks to do this, but this is the cleanest that I've seen. He uses the same nam
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by drudru11 8y ago
Yes, this exactly - as soon as I saw that, I was like “how did he pull that off?”. Of course, the first comment on HN has the answer. I am going to try this trick out today.
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by drudru11 8y ago
He does acknowledge it, but it is in the screencast. The screencast is worth watching. It isn’t too long and is well done.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Awesome - thx for sharing.
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by drudru11 8y ago
What fiber did you get?
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by drudru11 8y ago
This is interesting. What chip do ESP12F's have for USB? I did a quick search and nothing came up. Most ESP8266 projects refer to the node mcu board rather than the module. Those boards usually have a USB <-> serial chip.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Didn’t you use Lisp to develop it? It would be great if you could share your experiences with that.
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Ask HN: What cities have gigabit fiber internet access?
13 points by drudru11 8y ago|14 comments

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