joshmarinacci

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by joshmarinacci 5mo ago
Curse you! Now I have to go clean out the attic to find mine.
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by joshmarinacci 5mo ago
Where did you buy your populated boards from? I want to make a small in and not deal with SMT at all.
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by joshmarinacci 6mo ago
You’re in Eugene!? Me too. I’d love to meet up some time to talk about your software over coffee.
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by joshmarinacci 6mo ago
I’ve been following the Ohm project for years and it’s the best way to build parsers I’ve ever seen. I’ve used it to parse many program languages and even markdown. I’m happy to see it get even faster. https://joshondesign.com&#x
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by joshmarinacci 7mo ago
That is an excellent question. For me the answer is yes, but I'm unusual.
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Can we still make software that sparks joy?(joshondesign.com)
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by joshmarinacci 7mo ago
Yes. A reference to the real author who’s work inspired the cyberpunk chapters.
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by joshmarinacci 8mo ago
This too shall pass. Seriously. I've been through too many hype cycles to count. In a few years we will look back on this and see three things: * Both the downsides and upsides were exaggerated * A lot of VCs lost money and many of th
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by joshmarinacci 8mo ago
Hugged to death?
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by joshmarinacci 8mo ago
There's a lot of other cool unicode glyphs besides emojis that can liven up your shell. I use the Block Elements a lot in my command line tools. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block_Elements
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by joshmarinacci 9mo ago
How does this technical issue affect the economy and politics? In what way would the world be different just because we used a better linker?
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by joshmarinacci 9mo ago
Yes. There is a direct path from modern Squeak to the original image from Smalltalk 78.
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by joshmarinacci 11mo ago
This article went much deeper than I was expecting. Wow. I always wondered what native peoples alphabets looked like since the Latin alphabet was imposed on them by colonialists. Fascinating.
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by joshmarinacci 11mo ago
Ooh. Tell us more.
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by joshmarinacci 11mo ago
I'm impressed. It runs my dev blog quite well. Some of the CSS alignment is off and it doesn't load web fonts, but it looks basically the same as Chrome. Even the syntax highlighted code snippets work. https://joshondes
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I don’t hate the C language. I hate the C compiler (and the rest of the toolchain). Anything that helps me not interact with the C compiler is a huge win.
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
You can do exactly this in rust using non public fields and accessor methods.
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I’m currently working on a browser targeting the T-deck in pure Rust. It’s effectively a text mode command line browser good for reading pages with links and nothing else. There just isn’t the ram for anything more. Interestingly, The slowe
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
Netflix wants you to watch their own shows, not TV from the 90s that they have to pay licensing fees for.
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
Blame Google and SEO
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
Incidentally the size of sockets and screws (including the Allen wrench) is very much a technology. William Sellers pushed standards in the mid 1800s specifically to benefit American industry through interoperability. Standards we still use
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
If you are using the lilygo tdeck, I’m working on Rust support here. https://github.com/joshmarinacci/rust-tdeck-experiments
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
Not really. This stuff is heavily NDA and patent encumbered. You’d be better off setting up a local wifi network and using an IP based audio call system.
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I would really like to see some historical analysis of McKinsey reports. These things always seem like breathless marketing for their clients. They are wildly over optimistic and I don’t think hold up well when measured against reality. Ex:
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
In one sense this is logical. A HomePod with a screen and an iOS variant. On the other hand, what is this for? What uses do these smart home devices serve? We are a decade plus into the “smart home” era and most of these things are more tro
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I love this concept but I feel it is hamstrung by the need to write it using a text editor. If the rectangles were defined by actual graphical shapes it would be a lot easier to read and understand. Also I wonder if positional parameters wo
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I don't understand what you are saying but I love it!
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
Why has it taken so long to get the Windows ecosystem fully on ARM? Apple’s transition only took a year or two.
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I notice some unusual spelling errors. Was this translated from another language or scanned with ai?
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by joshmarinacci 1y ago
I love this article. The magic of todos is that it's really about the process, not the apps. An app can facilitate the process, but it's not required. I personally use Things and an ongoing Google doc. It requires me to copy betwe

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