emh68

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by emh68 9y ago
Is there an FPGA implementation of a Mill CPU, or even a scaled-down version (32 bits maybe)?
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by emh68 9y ago
What I don’t understand is why are there no paid browsers? I’d pay $xx(x?) for a browser where I’m the customer, not the product. Every open-source browser is either awful and outdated, or is beholden to outside interests, or internal monet
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by emh68 9y ago
Rust + OS design seems like the sweet spot for teaching future systems programmers. Nice idea!
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by emh68 9y ago
Name too close to dropbox, and Dropbox became a well-known name first.
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by emh68 9y ago
And for the betterment of society, we should take away some of that power. It's clearly being abused.
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by emh68 9y ago
I'm looking forward to the Lisa hardware clones this will spawn...
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by emh68 9y ago
Clothing item. I received a really cheap item by the same manufacturer, with a tag jammed into it identifying it as the higher-priced item.
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by emh68 9y ago
That isn't the issue mentioned by OP.
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by emh68 9y ago
I've actually recently gotten a fake from Macys.com, so it seems to me that sites like Amazon and eBay are saturated with fakes, and the scammers are infiltrating supply chains in general. (They refused to accept the return, however, s
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by emh68 9y ago
Easy: Make them pay for the privilege, based on how much you think it’s worth you to NOT show them.
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by emh68 9y ago
My great-great-great-great-great grandfather lived on $1/day! Stop whining!
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by emh68 9y ago
It's mostly a plus for their resumes.
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by emh68 9y ago
Oh I see, yeah I agree. “Person responsible for X should be fired” is something I see all the time, but it never occurred to me that it might be a serious request.
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by emh68 9y ago
What about all the people who have lost their jobs after a company goes under due to horrible product teams? If someone isn’t pulling their weight, you have to boot them for the greater good.
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by emh68 9y ago
Now I’m wondering when the term “debug symbols” came along and if there was something they called it before that. Google shows no results for “debug symbols” from before 1990, but I have definitely heard of fortran-to-lisp tools and whatnot
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by emh68 9y ago
Everyone forgot about good old win32 it seems...
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by emh68 9y ago
"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much"
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by emh68 9y ago
Has anyone ever studied this stuff before? You think they'd have noticed that if true...
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by emh68 9y ago
ST is the only editor with non-insane indentation controls: it's right there at the bottom of the window (want to start using 4-space indent in a JS file in the middle of a project full of C++ code that's tab indented? In a projec
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by emh68 9y ago
How to really fix this: make an extension that detects when a request is made to a domain owned by these scumbags and pop up a warning message, allowing the user to make the right decision and close the tab and go elsewhere.
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by emh68 9y ago
I feel like scientists are intentionally doing things hey know will generate clickbait headlines. It's probably good for funding.
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by emh68 9y ago
Can we all switch to Xeons and <whatever server CPUs AMD has out now>? Or do those have similar issues?
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by emh68 9y ago
What's missing from the heroin analogy is fact that the dangers faced by cyclists can be changed - if drivers see a cyclist every 5 minutes vs every 1 hour, they'll be looking out for bicyclists constantly.
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by emh68 9y ago
Time to scrap all our Ruby on Rails apps and rewrite in Perl, folks.
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by emh68 10y ago
Rather than lie about your salary, which can be verified, lie about something that can't be verified. Just say that your current employer is awesome, amazing, has a great culture, coworkers you consider close friends, and you're s
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by emh68 10y ago
Before you're hired? If I found out that a prospective employer was calling my current employer, I would decline to continue interviewing and tell them exactly why.
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by emh68 10y ago
You can actually install mingw for Linux in WSL and cross-compile win32 binaries, which is pretty funny.
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by emh68 10y ago
Aye, I didn't even know they made any, so I hacked up an adapter: https://github.com/ehalferty/arduino-usb-to-adb There are other (non-DIY) USB-to-ADB projects out there taking shape, too. But I'm also hoping