jmrm

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   by jmrm 5y ago

   We have to remember the median phone user isn't usually tech savvy. Is an average Joe or Stacy who use that device with communicate with friends and family, use Facebook, watch Netflix, and buy from Amazon, and that isn't somethin
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   I want to add other reason: It's astronomically expensive and really slow to grow. TSMC started in 1987, and AFAIK, the government of Taiwan invest in the company to help their grow. EU started some years ago, investing in R&D in t
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   I would like an IDE like this but for Rust. Some day I will get angry enough and I'll have to make it myself.
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   The same with ImageGlass, my default image viewer software in Windows
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   Mines were ZX Spectrum BASIC and Visual Basic 5.0 (or 6.0, I don't remember well) and I can say the same as you :-)
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   As an Spaniard, I can say we have a lot of problems: - Low industry and industrial market focused to make profit saving in wages, not selling an interesting product or an advanced one, and usually risking the minimum possible. A lot of big
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   For me, as an exaggeration to being understandable to an American, it could be this example from Regular Car Reviews (time: 02:20): https://youtu.be/oMDcIApBtL8?t=141
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   I haven't done something like that on an iPad, but I think that Apple want people to use these devices in a way that every app have their files, like for example iPods used to store the music (you could drop files on the iPod storage b
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   by jmrm 5y ago

   The latests Intel-based Macbooks aren't well designed around thermals, and if the software you are using to have this meetings is Microsoft Teams, which at least in Windows eats a lot of memory and CPU resources (and I expect the same
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I imagine that this, in addition to WebAssembly, could lead in the future to playing more complex games from the browser with the benefit of being platform agnostic (in kind of device, hardware architecture, OS) as long as the browser, the
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    The only thing I would change would be the screen. One with more nits would be really nice, and having a Ryzen version of this would also be nice, but I totally understand the availability problems of AMD processors nowadays. The rest of th
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I don't find any good reason to use .C instead of .cpp, .Cpp, .cxx, .Cxx, or similar. That two characters more of information helps compilers and other persons a lot.
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I really don't like the keyboard, but at least it's always nice to see a brand new LISP machine :-)
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    Let's imagine the bill of material is about $30, and that's cheap knowing they have mid to high end embedded SoCs or DSPs being able to move 4K video. To that price, you also need to add a continuous software development for the O
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I don't know about OLED and other fancy panels (like Micro LED, QLED, etc.), but for common LCD panels there are plenty of controller available to use them, even with 4K resolution [1]. And panels aren't difficult to find because
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I think one of the very first thing is having an alarm clock to sleep, not only to wake. Cut all the screen time at that moment and try to sleep. The first week probably you will have a hard time trying to sleep at that time, but if you do
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I never expected a Jocko Wilkins or a Jordan Peterson book here. It's curious how I find more and more psychology aficionados around here and people who enjoy their books without being.
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I don't know about the real damage it can do to our eyes, but I always preferred "dark" themes in every software I use now and I used in the past. It simply feels more comfortable to me. I have used it even in some in Microso
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    Personally, using a good debugger and knowing how to use have been more useful to me that anything else. I mainly code in C and C++, and Visual Studio integrated debugger and GDB are my main debuggers (depending what I'm doing). For me
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    Also COBOL and VHDL. I don't know how a hardware description language could implement a Lisp variant btw.
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    AFAIK Stevie's songs uses a lot of black keys due to being easier to him to locate them using touch instead of sight.
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    by jmrm 5y ago

    I had the same experience as a child but with an old camera flash. While cutting a big capacitor I accidentally shorted both of the terminals. Since them I have a lot of respect to electricity.