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by drudru11 9y ago
Oh man - this is great. I hate having these proxy processes just for this task. I will begin experimenting with this kernel this week.
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by drudru11 9y ago
The Atari 2600 video hardware used these all over the place instead of traditional counters. It saved them a lot of gates that counters would require.
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by drudru11 9y ago
No question about it - this is cool technology. I will be building an ECC based Threadripper this fall.
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by drudru11 9y ago
Cool exhibit - they had an old ATT blit terminal connected via old Telebit Trailblazers.
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by drudru11 9y ago
This post is 10 late
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by drudru11 9y ago
Apple Xcode has been using clang as their 'production' compiler for years now.
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by drudru11 9y ago
That was my first guess too.
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by drudru11 9y ago
Thanks - just read it. I get it now. The chipset supports it and linux turns it on. Looks like the halt functionality is not there.
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by drudru11 9y ago
The specs for the board indicate no ECC support. How did you test it? BTW, I'm hoping that ECC is there.
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by drudru11 9y ago
Right - the Ken Olsen quote.
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by drudru11 9y ago
same here...
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by drudru11 9y ago
Agreed, but then again there just isn't any practical implementation available yet. If there was a raspberry pi like device, I think we would start seeing it mentioned more.
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by drudru11 9y ago
This was published earlier and in a much more readable format at: https://blog.tartanllama.xyz/c++/2017/01/20/initialization-i...
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by drudru11 9y ago
It isn't explicit about this on its main page description. This project depends on FUSE to work.
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by drudru11 9y ago
True, but be warned, that fseek is not a real example. You cannot fseek/lseek on character devices. You would have to use a different technique.
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by drudru11 9y ago
I am still getting a Ryzen build
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by drudru11 9y ago
BTW, the author of the paper, Dr. Wada, also created the Happy Hacking Keyboard.
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by drudru11 9y ago
For the modern version of this, see CLIM or McCLIM
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by drudru11 9y ago
Does this affect an Apple MacBook?
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by drudru11 10y ago
There is an interesting interview of him transcribed by the Computer History museum. It changed my perceptions of who the players were in the original internet and TCP/IP designs... greatly. I highly recommend the read. He deserves a t
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by drudru11 10y ago
I agree completely.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Was the language Forth point-free?
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by drudru11 10y ago
This is cool, but I've never understood why people like the C64 palette. It looked washed out to me. I guess people grow to like the look of the machines they have fond memories of. (Apple II, Coco, Sinclair) The Amiga was the first ma
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by drudru11 10y ago
Kind of like hacker news posts.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Wasn't the guy responsible during this time frame the guy who now heads Facebook security?
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by drudru11 10y ago
Awesome - I have been waiting for something like this for years. I am sure the next steps will be better visualization and simulator accuracy.
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by drudru11 10y ago
Side note - why do some sites completely hide information about who is behind them? I couldn't find a single thing about that on their blog or main site.
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by drudru11 10y ago
This looks excellent! I read the presentation and it looks like the designer did an excellent job handling all of the factors. I also really like the work done to simplify the human interface. This is also important for security and is ofte
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by drudru11 10y ago
... on their system, not in the general sense.
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by drudru11 10y ago
The wealth that has been created here since the last market crash has been enormous. Given the limited amount of land, the cost for RE has been driven incredibly high. As a result, the cost of everything is also way up. I'm sure the

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