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by kbumsik 7y ago
Because the great idea never gets old.
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Arduino Pro IDE (alpha preview) with advanced features(blog.arduino.cc)
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Call me dumb but I'm always confused with SPIR-V. Does it have any relationship with Vulkan or OpenGL?
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by kbumsik 7y ago
> After listening to the BSD Canada talk on systemd and BSD For someone who don't know, here is the video "The tragedy of systemd". This is a really good talk. https://youtu.be/6AeWu1fZ7bY
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Why Did ArchLinux Embrace Systemd? (2016)(reddit.com)
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Samsung's 'Linux on DeX' project shuts down after just 11 months(androidpolice.com)
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by kbumsik 7y ago
This libc is for Linux, so I guess you can't compile it for a bare-metal system like STM32.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
There was an effort to run Flash using JS by Mozilla, called Shumway, now in Mozilla Graveyard. https://github.com/mozilla/shumway
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Since it's Show HN it will be nice if there is any technical details provided. So how is it implemented, does it use APIs from HN?
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by kbumsik 7y ago
It doesn't have processes. This looks like to be a bare-metal (or RTOS) embedded system. It usually is for running a single application so isolation between processes doesn't make much sense. FreeRTOS doesn't even have concep
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by kbumsik 7y ago
It reminds me how the first Surface Pro looked like. It was incomplete and useless device so it didn't go well. However, Microsoft didn't give up. After three iterations Microsoft finally made Surface Pro 3, which was the first us
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by kbumsik 7y ago
I didn't know that, but this is much bigger news to me. I have been always told that the biggest reason to use FreeBSD is ZFS a long time ago. Things has been changed that much since then.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Maybe change the title? It's not ZFS v0.8.2, it's ZFS on Linux v0.8.2.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Yes. As a CI pipeline the Firefox team do run their own compile farm called TryServer [1] and is building a various different versions (possibly all of accepted versions) at a time. Level 1 contributors (contributors who are acknowledged by
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Hey it's Firefox, one of the biggest C++ project you can build for now.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
How's kernel support and VM support such as QEMU lately? I'm thinking to buy i7 for embedded OS dev but that sounds very tempting. I heard AMD CPUs had some breaking issues last year.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
I wouldn't try contributing if I were aware of it too lol. Imagine that I did it for Chromium. I was told that it takes about 20GB to build Chromium.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Probably. But I always try to build Linux programs natively or in an officially supported environment at the first attempt because I'm not sure what potentially cause problems when I build it in a something unsupported environment. On
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by kbumsik 7y ago
I don't have an HEDT but an outdated Haswell i5 laptop (not an Ultra Low Voltage model at least, so it's quite fast). Last year I spotted a bug in Firefox and I though it was time to put a line in the contribution section in my re
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Because it doesn't need to be better. It's an embedded application - if the core does the job exactly what it is intended to be, why upgrade? What do you expect more from an eth chip when it already provide full 1gbps capabilities
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by kbumsik 7y ago
So it's made by Mozilla. It is going to the implementation of HTTP/3 in Firefox?
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by kbumsik 7y ago
It's much more focused on real time controls (4 PRUs and 2 Cortex M4) than GPGPU processing. It's pretty much for industrial vision applications than the AI actually.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
Dual Cortex-A15, 2 DSPs, 4 Vision Engines, 4 Real-time controllers (PRUs), 2 Cortex-M4s, 2D accelerators, dual 3D GPUs... It's impressive but, being pretty much domain specific chip, can anyone make use of its capabilities at hobbyist
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by kbumsik 7y ago
In what aspect Wayland makes more KISS? You cannot completely remove X anyway, so using Wayland inevitably introduces much compatibility headache. Just sticking with X is the simples and KISS way to get GUI for now.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
> it doesn't actually work because the hash of the modified commit and all subsequent ones will necessarily change, right? True, so it is just a joke.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
WSL2 aren't shipped with systemd (or any other init processes) out of the box. So you, as an Arch user especially, will have much trouble managing Linux daemons. If you are an embedded dev keep in mind that USB or any native devices on
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by kbumsik 7y ago
I pay <$20/mo (22,000 KRW) for 2.5Gbps with a free modem having a 10Gbps ethernet port in South Korea, with a 4-years contract. I know it is very unfair to compare it with such a small country but $60 still sounds too much.
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by kbumsik 7y ago
> Meanwhile the BSDs have handled this correctly for years. How BSDs handle it correctly?
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by kbumsik 7y ago
> 2. Dns should not be handled by applications. It should be handled by the operating system. I agree with #1 but why it should be managed by the OS?
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by kbumsik 7y ago
I mean, their runtime models might share similarities but eBPF is not meant to be a general purpose machine, it is kinda a kernel add-on for programmable tracing.

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