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by fithisux 1y ago
If you need confidence in the operation of a function you make code testable. If you need it to execute in Repl you need to make code Replable and I am not joking.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Of interest https://medium.com/@kenichisasagawa/the-reason-behind-develo...
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by fithisux 1y ago
Why the fork? Definitely you can do, but why?
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by fithisux 1y ago
Not happy with that.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Very eye-opening article. Though, the mechanism that brought us into this position is a choice of the mass of humans. Not an accident, not an alien invasion.
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by fithisux 1y ago
NVidia won? Not for me. I prefer Intel offerings. Open and Linux friendly. I even hope they would release the next gen Risc-V boards with Intel Graphics.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Hahaha. I do not use many electron apps, only VScodium+Positron I would be fine on Risc-V, still there are many overlooked alternatives.
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by fithisux 1y ago
It is the forerunner of VSCode in Elisp. Still better than VSCode, if you master they keybindings.
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is not a problem. We are not running supercomputers at home. We need to be able Math software on modern open hardware We need to be able to program with a better assembly We need to be able to have predictable code generation from our
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by fithisux 1y ago
I remember him for Species RIP
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by fithisux 1y ago
We have this already, it's called Tcl/Tk
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by fithisux 1y ago
True
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by fithisux 1y ago
Still, no consumer based RV23 mini-ITX or micro-ATX or ATX form factor devices. And Orange PI 2 has a GFX blob issue.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I think Max's brain was not polluted with terror and showed trust in his tools. Today many devs (and not prograamers) are always suspicious, and terrified on the potential of something going wrong because someone will point a finger ev
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is not unexpected, they decide where to put their money not us. They play nice guys until it is not necessary.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I don't understand why Minix3 is not developed any more. I thought with Risc-V it would see a renewed interest.
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by fithisux 1y ago
The reports of Mathematical physics' death are greatly exaggerated.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I decided to look into it the last 10 days. I'm very impressed. What I would like to see, but maybe I'm asking too much and it is not possible, is zero-cost interoperability with Go (not only C). Still, it is a remarkable piece of
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by fithisux 1y ago
Golang is an experiment like all the other languages. They took some tradeoffs. I think it is an acceptable set of tradeoffs and design principles.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I agree with you on the Universal API. But It cannot cover any case, unfortunately. But the micro-kernel can help here by translating the NxM problem to N+M by reusing device servers, which can have a universal API and can be written in any
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by fithisux 1y ago
The XKCD is wrong in the microkernel concept since the micro-kernel translates the NxM problem to N+M. But I agree, that vendors do not make it easy to foster new OSes.
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by fithisux 1y ago
This to be expected. The book ‘Empire of AI’ by Karen Hao is recomended.
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by fithisux 1y ago
There is also NanoX. Not fully Win32 replacement, but I think it is a good start.
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by fithisux 1y ago
AI can also be used to help reverse engineer blobs.
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by fithisux 1y ago
There are many innovative OSes that are killed by the lack of Device Drivers. As a community we must find a way for tackling this issue. Micro-Kernels are a solution where one can run different OSes but they will reuse the same device drive
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by fithisux 1y ago
If the underlying mechanism is unclear, we definitely need many more studies to replicate the effect.
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by fithisux 1y ago
What is the difference with Janet?
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by fithisux 1y ago
GPU is not Open source. So BSDs including HaikuOS cannot work.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Theoretical CS is not bursting at all. It's better than ever. The same with Mathematical Logic.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I'm persuaded

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