johndoe0815

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by johndoe0815 1y ago
I installed a 1TB SSD upgrade (from aliexpress) in my M4 Mini and broke the power button cable while disassembling the machine and it seems I'm not the only one [1]. So be especially careful with this miniature connector when opening t
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
Not the company that developed the ARM processor, only some app...
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
MIX is a strange 1960s-style architecture, Knuth designed a followup 64-bit RISC-like theoretical architecture, the MMIX, with contributions from the designers of the MIPS and DEC Alpha architecture: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
If you are concerned about spyware, don't think about buying an x86-based machine that uses Intel ME (management engine) technology – so, any system produced in the last ~15 years: https://www.zdnet.com/article/min
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
So a company trying to sell vibe coding is not viable? Call me surprised…
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
Spam, the promised content is behind a paywall.
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by johndoe0815 1y ago
The OrangePi RV2 is a less expensive RISC-V SBC option if you don't need 16 GB RAM: http://www.orangepi.org/html/hardWare/computerAndMicrocontro... It also has two Ethernet interfaces and a full-size (2280) M
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
There's also a paper at the upcoming VMM workshop Boris Shingarov, Jan Vraný Debugging a Smalltalk VM assisted by large automated reasoning https://2025.programming-conference.org/home/MoreVMs-2025
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
I was wondering about the "Keilfischurkunden" mentioned in the article. Cuneiform is "Keilschrift" (wedge writing) in German, whereas "Keilfisch" would translate to a wedge fish, whatever that might be.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
One more theory - it could be a tabulator or cursor symbol (for word processing applications).
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
From TFA: "...the apps we’re building today do not have a clear notion of correctness". Enough read. Leave poor EJD in piece.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
German only, sorry. Both are reputable news outlets (though the Spiegel has gone down quite a bit in recent years IMHO). https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2013-04/baer-csu-geh... https://www.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
And it will probably be headed by one of the most incompetent and corrupt politicians they were able to find. Disgusting.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
Apple was firstly involved in porting Linux to PPC, albeit running on top of Mach 3 in MkLinux, since early 1996: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MkLinux
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
At least Teams and Outlook are not on that list... The only Microsoft thing I enjoy to "use" is Raymond Chen's blog. Highly recommended if you are interested in computer architecture, operating systems, compilers and related
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
I don’t want to spoil your efforts, but I think the source is already online: https://github.com/option8/Altair-BASIC
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
Spammer.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
...of course, that was a BASIC interpreter and not an OS. I don't think Gates ever wrote OS code?
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
"With watts, you can tell how much literal power is under the hood — how much energy is provided by your battery [...]". Ouch.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
From TFA: "Creativity trumps syntax as 40M+ users hack apps without coding know-how". So I assume semantics are no longer relevant and we don't really care what the generated software will actually do? What a piece of bull...
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
...in 2027, perhaps.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
Whow, the articles of this person about Japan are extremely obnoxious and arrogant. Don't waste your time...
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
I see no reason for any sort of AI to be applied here. There's an interesting guide on converting an interpreter into a static binary translator: https://gtoal.com/sbt/ It would be great to see this expanded into
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
The article mentions the MIPS/Ultrix-based DECstation 5000 series as systems that provide an ACCESS.bus interface. However, only systems from the Personal DECstation 5000 range (R3000-based models 5000/20,25,33 and the R4000-based
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
The great AI industry, exploiting everyone wherever they can...
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
Propaganda. Flagged.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
Propaganda. Flagged. You have the dictator in the US.
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
They should have included Plan 9's acme, which is also part of plan9ports (Plan 9 running in Unix userspace).
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
It was available for some days last year from http://arace.tech - but it was not explicitly listed IIRC and the product page you found using the search function showed it as pre-order only as you mention. Nevertheless, I got luc
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by johndoe0815 2y ago
You can also buy a Framework Laptop 13 chassis without Intel or AMD board now for 445€, so the complete RISC-V Framework 13 is 644€. This is more than twice the price of the Musebook (using a SpaceMIT M1 8-core SoC and also a PCIe slot for

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