justmarc

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by justmarc 2y ago
Some 25 years ago I was tasked with writing a certain driver for Windows. Being totally migrated to Linux by then I refused to use Windows for writing as well as building it, so I worked hard to build it with MSYS. Long story short, I made
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by justmarc 2y ago
Liking it a lot so far. Keep it up!
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by justmarc 2y ago
I remember you launching this! I even used it and it was one if not the best at the time! Well deserved.
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by justmarc 2y ago
A huge congratulations to Bryan, a wonderful achievement and a remarkable result! Keep it up Bryan! It's lovely to see HN so nice and friendly, keep it up guys!
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by justmarc 2y ago
Winston Churchill's words, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.”
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Nobel Prize winners call for urgent 'moonshot' effort to avert global hunger(theguardian.com)
2 points by justmarc 2y ago|1 comments
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Getting silly with C, part (void*)2(lcamtuf.substack.com)
175 points by justmarc 2y ago|115 comments
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by justmarc 2y ago
I bet this doesn't come from the kindness of car manufacturers, but through laws and regulations requiring that. We probably don't have any of that with software, yet.
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by justmarc 2y ago
I agree. The only thing is that 250 employees can't be a million dollar company, as then each employee would be making $333 a month.
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by justmarc 2y ago
I really like the way you put it. It's a serious task that's often neglected, and certainly rarely practiced with such rigor.
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by justmarc 2y ago
No. That's just how "web3" folks talk. I never managed to understand them yet. And I have to wonder if they understand themselves.
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by justmarc 2y ago
You literally answered your own question. Trust no one, and it doesn't matter if it's a Fortune whatever, a small enterprise, a small company or an individual. A company or business of any size can axe a product they own at any ti
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by justmarc 2y ago
No tool is perfect for every job. That said, the positioning of the RTK unit is crucial. Possibly look for a mower which can work with multiple RTK units, or reposition your existing one for better coverage. I find that even though signals
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by justmarc 2y ago
Funnily now with with the advent of GPS+RTK lawnmower robots, fancy AI is not even needed anymore. They follow a very exact, pre-determined patterns and paths, and do a great job.
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by justmarc 2y ago
This man is an absolute wizard, and a legend who hasn't stopped since the fantastic LZEXE days.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Does MS365 cover all potential use cases, needs and scenarios?
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by justmarc 2y ago
My condolences. May he rest in peace. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qmodem
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by justmarc 2y ago
It's its own doing
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by justmarc 2y ago
Bringing back fond memories of the happy 90s
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by justmarc 2y ago
A lovely ride down memory lane. These IBM machines were all works of old, beautiful computing art.
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by justmarc 2y ago
A "higher" end home grade espresso machine, that is also a huge gunk of plastic and prone to issues/expensive maintenance is over $700 alone. So for a self made, low production run of quality components, this is not bad.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Great work! Always fantastic to see works of love of passionate people, who want to challenge the status quo. That's what it's about! The "see more" link on the grinder page is not working, https://velofuso.
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by justmarc 2y ago
There should be a fully fledged, robust and comprehensive open source robotics OS. I imagine most of this code being reinvented on a daily basis at countless companies around the world, what a waste of human resources.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Exactly right, and more. Oh goodness.
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by justmarc 2y ago
I like it, but I also like the simplicity of HN because I can simply scan all the headlines super efficiently, without any distractions and quickly see if something is of interest.
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by justmarc 2y ago
There's something quite entertaining about what people who have absolutely no idea about all this "computing" thing sometimes do to show how clueless they actually are.
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by justmarc 2y ago
I really like your approach. Impressed by your care for performance and your fast pace of adding what appears to be pretty complex stuff, while making sure it stays performant. Keep it up! Bookmarked.
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by justmarc 2y ago
The only compile time guarantee you'd have by making changes is that it would run, not it being correct nor functional.
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by justmarc 2y ago
You can get used ones super cheap on ebay. The same applies to RAM, CPUs and other parts. No need to buy new for most computing equipment unless you're looking for the absolute latest and greatest.
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by justmarc 2y ago
Your job must be truly awful.

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