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jsd1982
7y ago
I'd love to see this targeted towards PICs. Really I'd like to just see any modern language targeting low power microcontrollers allowing for optimization of code size or performance. 8-bit processors using a banked memory model a
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7y ago
SSH is mentioned numerous times as a transport protocol. SSH, in case you were unaware, is implemented using TLS.
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8y ago
Sure it's low level in that you're poking at physical memory registers, but to me, low level in this context (thinking microcontrollers) means replacing the Linux kernel binary with your own application that does its own direct me
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8y ago
This is also how all communication is handled between Fractal Audio Axe-FX units and PC/Mac software Axe-Edit. Everything is done over MIDI, and nearly everything within MIDI via SysEx messages. Parameters of FX blocks can be individua
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8y ago
Can someone explain what a proxy is in this context and what it is used for and why it would be necessary? Can video editing software truly not be written to natively process video data itself?
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8y ago
The ternary operator a?b:c is still a conditional operation and may result in a branch instruction, same as an if statement. I wouldn't think it would matter much how exactly the branch condition was spelled in C code. It'll get t
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8y ago
Seconded! I recently went back to the vanilla game and am playing through it trying to get 100% completion. It's very well designed and well balanced as well. Whenever I find myself low on health or ammo, there's usually a fresh b
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8y ago
Generating the layout of a map for DOOM is easy since the maps are essentially just 2-D structures composed of convex polygons with variable heights thrown in at the polygon level (aka sector). I'd imagine everything but the 2D geometr
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8y ago
Sometimes the choice isn't in the hands of the person most qualified to make that decision.
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8y ago
I think you're speaking more about event-sourcing than CQRS. CQRS is a generic concept that's only about separating writes from reads. It's useful paired with event-sourcing but on its own it does not suffer these specific dr
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8y ago
It's not a hardware VS software thing since modern ports of software renderers for DOOM are not very demanding and can easily get upwards of 1000fps (yes, thousand). It's more to do with assumed memory constraints of the original
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8y ago
This is a reasonable response. I'm not sure why you're down voted but I gave you a up vote.
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8y ago
Explain how you would be able to evaluate the trustworthiness of a person asking to transfer ownership to.
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8y ago
The size argument ends up being dominant when storing JWTs in browser cookies because cookie storage size per domain is seriously limited. I know Chrome limits total cookie storage to 4kb, including cookie names.
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8y ago
I read that as "CLI tool ... accidentally committed to a Git repo," as in the CLI tool itself committed to a Git repo by accident, and that the CLI tool finds secrets. Title as of my reading was "CLI tool that finds secrets a
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8y ago
If I were in Russ's shoes and I had told someone as politely as I could that their solution exhibits what I consider showstopper issues, I wouldn't expect to have to clarify that I find that solution entirely unacceptable and flaw
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8y ago
I am not involved in this discussion and have no skin in the game, but from an outsider's perspective it seems that Russ laid out exactly what his concerns were about showstoppers in the dep implementation and those concerns were effec
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8y ago
As a dev, "or solve it with microservices altogether" hahaha. Good one!
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8y ago
I tackled this myself several years ago but the game was called Un-block Me on Android. Just did a basic BFS implementation in C#. Worked quite well. https://github.com/JamesDunne/UnBlockMeSolver/blob/master&#
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8y ago
The language used in the README is extremely odd. What do you mean by pipeline? The term 'priority' is confusing because what you describe is not a classical interpretation of priority. That sounds more like job ordering with a li
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8y ago
Seems to me the rs232 link could be much faster by bypassing the Kernal's bit-banged implementation and going direct to the hardware serial interface on the CIA. You'd have to rewire from the user port a bit.
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8y ago
Did you modify an existing mower? What make/model was it and what modifications did you make to it?
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8y ago
You're confusing time zone with UTC offset. The two are not the same concept. You can determine a UTC offset given a time zone ID and a date/time but the opposite is not necessarily true. A time zone ID cannot be reliably discover
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8y ago
I think the point of this library is more to offer a native wrapping UI toolkit, including windows and Darwin, not necessarily a GTK subset, though you probably meant that in terms of a subset of components rather than implementation. This
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Are you sure those are missed optimization opportunities where llvm copied values to registers as temporary storage instead of a direct copy to the destination register? I saw use of the temporary registers below the lines in question. Perh
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9y ago
For a second there I thought it was going to be a cut for cut remake of the Star Trek TNG intro.
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9y ago
It is a GUI library written in ANSI C. Graphical capability is not a property of programming languages. It is an orthogonal matter.
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9y ago
Can you clarify what is meant by "multiple typing"?
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9y ago
Nice! I have a project of my own [1] in a similar vein although not as low level as yours. Using an RPi3 with the official TFT LCD and touchscreen and rendering graphics via OpenVG. Getting about 45fps (~22ms per frame) on the Pi itself to
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9y ago
> Virtual keypresses were sent with WinAPIs SendInput and pixels copied off screen with BitBlt. This methodology alone could account for the differences in timing between Win7 and Win10. For all we know, Win10 could just be slower at get
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