kvemkon

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by kvemkon 2mo ago
Ah, that's great! I remember, conditions somewhere were you receive the "treue" bonus after the first year for a 2 year contract. I'm watching how with more sun, oeko-energy price keeps growing (despite every summer befo
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by kvemkon 2mo ago
I see only basis (without any kWh consumed) costs: > Grundpreis: 15,54 € / Monat
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by kvemkon 6mo ago
> it slows programs down Interesting, how costly would be hardware acceleration support for Fil-C code.
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by kvemkon 6mo ago
> i.MX8 is not realtime and the support for running bare metal code is very much non existent. Looking at e.g. STM32H755: 1x Cortex-M7 480 MHz, 1x Cortex-M4 240 MHz, USB2, 100 Mbit Ethernet, DAC. Comparing to AM6421: 1x Cortex-A53 1GHz,
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by kvemkon 6mo ago
> Cortex-M is determinism in hard real-time systems > or your real-time deadlines are so tight an FPGA would be a better choice That's why I'd say Cortex-M fits well for a very-very good soft real-time (99.99+%). But for har
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by kvemkon 7mo ago
I'm missing comparison of FL2 on Gen13 vs Gen12, since this would be a real win (or loss?) from the hardware upgrade. How can they justify the upgrade without this data?
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by kvemkon 7mo ago
> usually in the lower single percentage range Is it worth to compare Wayland vs X11?
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by kvemkon 7mo ago
> meld and kdiff3 When I need to compare large text files I use diffuse instead of meld.
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by kvemkon 7mo ago
> environmental conditions Shouldn't it be: no more negligible manufacturing / assembly tolerances instead? I mean, when I turn PC on, the temperature of all components is 20 C, the training is done at almost this temperature.
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by kvemkon 7mo ago
> apple's relatively long OS update period For a 127 EUR Samsung A17 up to 6 OS and security updates (6 years) are advertised. For a Google Pixel up to 7 updates. How long is it for Apple?
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
This has been reported here but got not enough attention: "Debian GNOME team announces intent to remove GTK 2 in Debian 14" (08.01.2026) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46548257 P.S. Still hope GNOME maintain
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> That and ... lenta.ru ? (aha, management personnel has been replaced 2014 [1]) [1] https://t.me/systemasystema/89 [RU]
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
But since when? There are public announcements about new energy deals since summer 2024. But I'm missing any information about similar RAM/NAND/HDD deals back then, so that corresponding shortages could be only for short time
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> add more channels and unfortunately increase latency even more with registered DIMMs. Comparing bandwidth increase (50 GB/s) to the stagnated latency (~80..120 ns total, less than ~0.1 GB/s) over last decades, I'm wonder
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> It's like ... Considering the level of the API. But it is total opposite comparing a bit deeper. Linux has a famous rule "WE DO NOT BREAK USERSPACE!" e.g. [1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=446
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> optimizations aren't as good as the 40 year gcc project with all optimizations disabled: > Even with all optimizations enabled, it outputs less efficient code than GCC with all optimizations disabled .
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
Good to know, thanks!
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> custom widgets Implemented like any custom GTK+ 2 widget?
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
Very nice looking UI! Powered by forked GTK+ 2 [1]. (First release almost 24 years ago [2]). [1] https://github.com/Ardour/ardour/tree/9.0/libs/tk/ytk [2] https://mail.gnome.org&#x2F
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> You can’t be against the Ukraine war in Russia I was glad after discovering [1]. In one of the videos the interviewer explains, why he was not arrested. The channel is for English-speaking auditory outside of Russia. It was enough to &
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> You can totally say ... "Say" in the sense of demonstrate peacefully for this? Then I'm impressed. If someone else can confirm this? Is this because of USA being a federal union? Before Ukraine declared independence, the
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
I'm referring to (if we would continue with the list): - Ukraine for Donbas Which is so much weaker than all others. There are Ukrainians, Russians, Chinese, Tibetans. But there is no such ethnicity as People of Donbas. OTOH in a democ
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> would such free protest be allowed if the developers of Notepad++ were based in - US arguing for independence of any of the States for whatever reasons? - Spain for Catalonia? - France for Basque? and many more just in Europe. https:&
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by kvemkon 8mo ago
> Many immediate mode UIs fail badly here, never going to idle even if nothing is happening ImGui's author deliberately doesn't fix this because this is one of the main issues preventing ImGui to be widely adopted on desktop po
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
Taken from bookmarks, haven't noticed this before. Looking forward for the article update.
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
TLDR: > Reflection in C++26 might be insufficient for replacing moc. https://wiki.qt.io/C++_reflection_(P2996)_and_moc
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
Perhaps it's obvious but I'm missing some (briefly) justification why FlatBuffers was better, not Protobuf/Capnproto/...
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
> about 15 seconds for the browser to launch I also have many tabs (that's why I could quickly recall and find the post). Restoring session takes a while (much more than 15 seconds). I measure this time by looking on the CPU consump
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
> 300+ on my Mac. "Firefox power user kept 7,500 tabs open for two years" (04.08.2024) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41156568
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by kvemkon 9mo ago
> memory, PCIe etc (≈southbridge?) northbridge

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