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fit2rule
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fit2rule
6y ago
Cut my teeth on Oric Atmos BASIC, and I can verify that my eyes still scan magazine listings intuitively looking for the DATA statements that indicate fast BLIT code ..
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6y ago
Architecture is one thing, availability another. ARM is a lot more available on the global market, from multiple foundries. What I think is interesting is what this will do to the low-power x86 front, not just in terms of technical innovat
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6y ago
>Music (VST) plugins come to mind. There have been multiple attempts to build an x86-based VST host, over and over. It will be about 1000x easier to do, if everyone builds for ARM. However! ARM DSP/synthesis is fraught with minefie
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6y ago
It would be a dream machine with 32 gigs of RAM and I would abandon my current MacBook subscription instantly.
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6y ago
>The USA political system is a machine that transforms the blood of non-white people into the profits of armaments manufacturers and (sometimes) resource extraction firms. This statement is now incorporated into my own mindset. Thank you
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6y ago
I think you didn't read the report. It very definitely does make an attempt to differentiate. If only this task was made more reliable and accurate by way of true facts from the very people dropping the bombs. Alas, the American mi
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6y ago
It is utterly monstrous, and you've successfully pointed out the culturally disastrous moral authority that Americans use to justify their nations heinous crimes against humanity. For every George Floyd there are a thousand unnamed Ira
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6y ago
"The world is always at war" is not an excuse for the following illegal military murder and death campaigns waged against innocent people: Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria, Pakistan, Yemen. The bombing must stop. The drones must b
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6y ago
I treat my FB and other accounts just like any other inbox. And that's the rub: all of these things can be replaced with email. Email - plain old text - can carry just as much info as all the web things, to my eyes - and, doesn't
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6y ago
Where there is smoke, there is fire. Ask yourself this: why is it so important to leak information that is being held in secrecy by a state that is committing war crimes at an alarming rate ? The answer is: because the 5-eyes War Coalition
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6y ago
Considering that Linux deployment is now key to Microsofts' revenues streams, I would definitely say we've won. When Linus said that, the goal .. mostly .. was to survive its inevitable onslaught. Linux is everywhere, and was no
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6y ago
I can't encourage you to move to another country and learn its language for the sake of a single author, enough. Such life experiences always produce a significant effect on ones life. Have done it a couple times, by the way ..
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6y ago
iPad-using musicians, synth-nerds and audio hackers are having a BLAST with the high-end iPads, I can tell that much ..
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6y ago
I don't agree on any of these points, nor do I think the questions are of any relevance. But we will just have to end this thread now, as it is going to get flagged. (Wouldn't it be nice if HN had a "Take it Private.."
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6y ago
Yeah, that's a heinous set of circumstances guaranteed lots and lots of future turmoil.
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Why is it the US' problem? If AUSTRALIA were currently being led by a wiser politician, or indeed had in the last .. 20 years .. been led by wise politicians .. it wouldn't be in this mess right now in the first place. Its only
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6y ago
I don't agree with your point at all. I believe the vendors are fundamentally to blame for the situation with the web today .. the walled garden was intentionally created to protect the bigger consumers. And none of the issues you sta
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6y ago
Look, you take this gigantic tub(, i.e. Starship) of flammable material, you land it safely somewhere, you attach some kinda inflatable raft around the top/sides of it, you wire yourself up to the gas tanker on the surface, you light t
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6y ago
> −160 °C; −260 °F .. ice something something Couple 'o Raptor rockets bolted onto a methane-harvesting sled for fuel, let 'er rip .. /there I fixed it.
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6y ago
While I am radically milquetoast on engineering things, to me it doesn't seem nearly as impossible as mining the deep, deep oceans of Earth. Similar constraints, similar win/fail procedure. If we really wanted to drill into Euro
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FTL travel wouldn't be relevant if we could just work out how to turn the telepathy bits on, perhaps ..
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I think the thing that happened, is the OS vendors spent too much time addicted to the web themselves, and forgot that one of the duties of the core OS of any device is to serve data from it, safely and securely, to any other device. Instea
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6y ago
>monetized blogs I believe that we have the 'web' today because big decisions were made about how little control the end-user (i.e., consumer) should have over the content made by producers, and that the #1 priority for all tec
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6y ago
Whoa, that was great! Was that the very special Kiki Stockhammer at 1:08?
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6y ago
Yes, I immediately wondered how to do the same kinds of things in OpenSCAD .. seems like adding a spreadsheet control to OpenSCAD would be low hanging fruit, also ..
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6y ago
This is hardly a failing of Lua-morphing-from-config-to-turing language, as it is missing sanitation in the customer interaction workflow. Like, I get that there are services that require this level of trust to the end user, but why wouldn&
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6y ago
Why is configuration performance so important to the application? Sounds a bit like a missing specification for the distinction of load-time and run-time configuration. Configuration, to me, is something that happens once and not often, and
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6y ago
There were more people crawling over the parks and Donau island recreation area's in Vienna during the first few weeks of the lockdown than I have ever witnessed in years. The lockdown seemed to have the opposite intended effect, in th
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I wish I could do all the Github things from the command line somehow - get a lit of all my starred projects, turn watches on and off, etc. The whole thing would be so much more useful if it weren't wrapped up in a web interface, and i
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6y ago
Russia certainly has a nuclear base in Sevastopol, Crimea. It is a base of the Russian Navy and the main base of the Black Sea Fleet. Would Americans be fine with annexing Rammstein if Germany went through a coup d'etat and the fascist
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