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by fithisux 1y ago
RISC-V needs also an open ecosystem to succeed. Open boards, with fully documented chips. Maybe it will be a very positive step if the CPU/GPU/DSP fused cores materialize.
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by fithisux 1y ago
What scheme is this?
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by fithisux 1y ago
People became lazy because of the "godsent" involvement of corporates. This involvement was not free and not guaranteed because of their profit/power motives. I think it is the time for the community to find innovative soluti
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by fithisux 1y ago
Governments have silently disappeared from providing Internet services to the citizens.
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by fithisux 1y ago
You can use method 3 or (method 7) zig-cc (personally I have both msys2 + and git-bash) But I think method 3 is what you need. BTW use UnigetUI (I configured with scoop/chocolatey/winget) to install cmake/jom WindowsSDK, C3 (
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by fithisux 1y ago
see above, no VS involved you can use Codelite, Ultimate++, or EclipseCDT
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by fithisux 1y ago
see above. would you like a guide for windows with method 3? methods 2/4 should work out of the box still I recommend you to give a go to latest D (dmd or ldc2) with method 3 (2 may work too)
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by fithisux 1y ago
I have 3 envs on my Windows work laptop 1. PellesC => small C+win32 hobby 2. Msys2+mingw64 => main env for rust too 3. Clang-LLVM + Windows SDK + Cmake + jom (and Windows CRT from C3 install) => Works fine https://github
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by fithisux 1y ago
This is a solid argument.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I agree.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Have you seen this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mir_(software) They proposed to replace the transport layer with Protocol Buffers.
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by fithisux 1y ago
What I would personally like to see is a low level language between C and assembly. There is Golang assembly, but it depends on a GC.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Plain sick.
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by fithisux 1y ago
It is FF based. I use Downloadstar to scrap lectures. Chromium does not have one.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Fantastic, acceptable performance, no occasional sound like Chromium. Very stable.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Impressive
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by fithisux 1y ago
I wish they had Darwin distribution for x64, maybe its time for a Risc-V Darwin distribution?
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by fithisux 1y ago
I use chromium (through scoop) and Zen the last 8 months and I feel very very productive. I just keep an Edge install / profile for my work because the company uses outlook and azure. But the real work is on the above (jupyter/ re
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by fithisux 1y ago
Greek prophets say this is not the last war. However it will be the mother of all wars. The next one will start conventional, Europe vs China (economical reasons), in ~55 years and it will escalate into a 3 day nuclear exchange. That will b
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by fithisux 1y ago
Chinese did what all the nations should have done, and when they couldn't they should help each other. Bravo for the Chinese.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Do you use Go Assembly for code generation?
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by fithisux 1y ago
Great questions raised in this article. Applies to software engineering too.
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by fithisux 1y ago
I think we are blessed to have good experimental languages Odin/Zig/C3/Mercury and more established like D/Nim/Rust in addition to C/C++. We have choices. What we do not have is interoperability because of the
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by fithisux 1y ago
Even for DuckDB, I use DBeaver CE the last 9 years professionally. Also when I do Python Dev I reach for JupySQL in Jupyter when I need something quick and it works in VSCode through Jupyter plugin..
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by fithisux 1y ago
Ι am exactly that. But the book is way too expensive.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Impressive.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Hilarious.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Still waiting for the RISC-V DSP/GPU/CPU combo.
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by fithisux 1y ago
This can be dangerous because of radon gas.
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by fithisux 1y ago
Mainly on 5.1 Actually I love luau the stuck was not expressed as negative, sorry If I gave the wrong impression.

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