makapuf

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   by makapuf 3y ago

   the sexy saxophone is heard in the background...
2. 272.▲
   by makapuf 3y ago

   For the videochat client it could be one video window with several panes (PIP, main+side small, ...) with a textual interface for controls, chatting etc.
3. 273.▲
   by makapuf 3y ago

   - Grilled => adjective = grill é - Grill => noun => Grill ade
4. 274.▲
   by makapuf 3y ago

   Indeed. Dividing every rate by ten keeps the same complexity.
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   by makapuf 3y ago

   In France you have a basic way of pre declaring such things, then your "simple" money sources are pre declared (salary, dividends and interests, also public interest donations you did) then the situation is carried over unless you
6. 276.▲
   by makapuf 3y ago

   Same, I never code personally as much as when I'm in a management position. When coding during the day (which I like very much), I have less side projects or they tend to languish.
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   by makapuf 3y ago

   Agreed 1000%. The issue I have is that its a bit of a shame that we don't have current fun platforms apart maybe from embedded (current gpus are closed, cpu and memory are often not a challenge if you are just a little, unless you u
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   by makapuf 3y ago

   Replace programmer with dentist, trading or lawyer, how many work on it by passion ? On evenings unpaid side projects? For guitarists, or artists its not the same (hint: which pays generally more?) , so I would say programmer is a middle
9. 279.▲
   by makapuf 3y ago

   It could also be cooperative scheduling with a watchdog with task killing abilities (like we have for memory usage, it's effectively cooperative + OOM)
10. 280.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    Cant you then declare your car stolen and you get notified your car is here ?
11. 281.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    Yes, using WASM and Go in an contrived example and not mentioning tinyGo is not very honest.
12. 282.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    note that it does not reduce the memory size once loaded (and even prevents sharing pages when several instances are run since memory is written when decompressed, not read as a program binary is)
13. 283.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    But doesn't the size in benchmarks include the size of the binary decoder ? So the embedded trained data is accounted for (preventing a plain copy of wikipedia to be included in the decoder)
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Don't also tantalum capacitors rely on problematic mining? Or are most sourcing issues solved by now?
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Often if I want <product> from <company with 1 famous product> I go to the page <company.com> and might find <product> somewhere, buried under "solutions" / "contact me for inquiry of your solut
16. 286.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    No need to shift right pointers if you promise not to use higher addresses of 64 bits pointers (which should be sufficient)
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    People around me didnt buy the newest phones for benchmarks then either. They just wanted to have the last one, maybe a better screen or better camera, more storage or radio but cpu was way down the list.
18. 288.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    Compared to light-weight graphics (think early X programs), are TUI really that much more performant? I understand they ARE now light-weight, portable and (relatively) simple. Besides, cli are composable, but TUIs are not.
19. 289.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    Critical staging code amount. Like that.
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Exactly my point, it was not the middle ages, and yet: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/trfvolusm227nfwa (better if those are done is less polluting vehicles) and in the country of cars, other countries were not livi
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Agreed, especially if those people are my grand grandchildren, its my responsibility. And if I need to live in the 70s for some aspects of my life well so be it. I don't want future generations role-playing Fallout. So I try my best
22. 292.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    An LLM-based accessible browser could render 80% of the Web accessible at once it the tech works.
23. 293.▲
    by makapuf 3y ago

    So we'll still be able to build steel bike frames ;)
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Problem is, current level of car usage is absolutely unsustainable with current co2 emissions targets, even with electric cars if they use coal.
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Just à nitpick, consoles at that time didn't load levels to ram but rather the part of the level you're seeing. You could access rom as normal memory (rom banks considerations aside) so everything was already accessible (sometimes
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Same for me, it's not only you
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Please do not forget Buildroot for embedded Linux. You end up rebuilding all, but its much simpler than yocto, and based on makefiles.
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    How many did basic > compiled basic > turbo pascal + asm > C > C++ > perl/python > ...
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    I hate to be the obnoxious guy that explains jokes, but the 10,11,14 are pages where the concept is explained. This made me chuckle.
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    by makapuf 3y ago

    Funny that you mention it, I was surprised that it wasn't written in go ( but I don't really care about the language it's written in.)