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Ask HN: Any readings or examples of decentralized, secure web platforms?
2 points by lastgeniusua 6y ago|0 comments
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
A Hardware Simulator and an Assembler with its own assembly language, with several Instruction Set, Memory, I/O Architectures supported. Aims to show basic RISC and CISC instruction sets, underlining major differences. Was developed as
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
A Hardware Simulator and an Assembler with its own assembly language, with several Instruction Set, Memory, I/O Architectures supported. Aims to show basic RISC and CISC instruction sets, underlining major differences. Was developed as
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
We are working on our own (in Python, so it's not super fast) hardware simulator, check it out if you are interested: http://assemblysimulator.pythonanywhere.com/
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
Huge thanks! Was recently implementing an assembly language of my own, and this read seems to capture all of the important things that were otherwise hidden in ten different outdated books, specifications and websites.
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
There's also a C Standard, which is older and bigger: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=19950022400
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NASA C++ Coding Standards and Style Guide(ntrs.nasa.gov)
2 points by lastgeniusua 6y ago|1 comments
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
pipenv is a sort of a spliced-together pip and virtualenv, give it a try!
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Interactive Voice-Controlled Jabber Mask(jabbermask.com)
1 points by lastgeniusua 6y ago|0 comments
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by lastgeniusua 6y ago
Downloading page is down now, I guess?