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   by hwd 8mo ago

   Strange. In the article A138563 is described as a sequence of prime numbers that contain the substring 667. But these are obviously not prime numbers. Having a look at https://oeis.org/A138563 reveals that these are simply
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   by hwd 3y ago

   One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them.
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   by hwd 3y ago

   There is a link on the GitHub explaining all you need.
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   Little Holiday Coding Challenge(noc.social)

   2 points by hwd 3y ago|2 comments
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   by hwd 3y ago

   Have you considered https://www.sqlite.org/inmemorydb.html
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   by hwd 3y ago

   There is an interesting talk from BMW how they did it for their cars: https://youtu.be/_cSTBiwY7HE .
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   Galaxis(zeromips.org)

   2 points by hwd 3y ago|0 comments
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   by hwd 4y ago

   I have to say I have enjoyed every minute of the video. Just watching what Michael Stapelberg has achieved leaves me awestruck. With his subtle humor I find it really a joy to watch.
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   by hwd 4y ago

   My first Computer was a Commodore 116 which also had a 6502 derivative processor. I stumbled accross Ben Eaters video series and nostalgia hit me hard. I started the ZeroMips project ( https://zeromips.org/ ) and now I have t
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    by hwd 12y ago

    I think you are mixing up Power and PowerPC (which was created by IBM, Apple and Motorola in 1991).