milkey_mouse

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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
Something about renting furniture doesn't sit right with me (pun intended). I'd much prefer to be able to sell it back for a fraction of the original cost than to have to pay a monthly fee for my table.
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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
I can't say this is never a problem-can't prove a negative-but my house is full of IKEA furniture, half of it bought used, most of it made of particle board like you say (although they do have nicer real wood products), all of w
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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
Urbit's IDs are 32-bit numbers represented in a pronounceable format (search for `@p`): https://urbit.org/docs/tutorials/hoon/hoon-school/atoms-aura... Meanwhile in the real world, there's proq
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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
You're essentially describing AMD's SEV[1] as mentioned in the article. It piggybacks on the memory encryption implemented in the Zen architecture by giving a separate key for each VM. Ostensibly, the host can't interfere or
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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform/depthc... https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/courgette/
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by milkey_mouse 6y ago
This reminds me a lot of Carp: https://github.com/carp-lang/Carp
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
Huh, I made something almost exactly like this a few months ago. I couldn't be bothered to get a Chrome developer account and pay the fee so I had to put Chrome in developer mode every time I used it. https://github.com&#x2F
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
https://github.com/StanfordSNR/gg can do builds in the cloud. Their USENIX talk is really interesting
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
It's unlikely that a basic Bluetooth speaker would even have an ADC to switch to, not to mention speakers without Chromecast-like streaming capabilities probably only have some tiny real-time operating system.
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
From what I understand the main concern with cow farts is the methane produced in cows' (and other ruminants') digestive systems, not carbon dioxide. Methane is a 25x more potent greenhouse gas according to the EPA: https:/&
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
That's essentially what a plug-in hybrid is, modulo the "small."
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by milkey_mouse 7y ago
Singularity heavily relies on capabilities. What if accessing the current wall clock time was a zealously guarded capability? I wonder what percentage of apps could function with no access to (real time) timers at all, or an extremely granu
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
I still have and use my Zune HD. It works relatively well, is very small, has a long battery life and headphone jack, and most importantly I get the ironic hipster cred for using a Zune in 2019 ;) The "Metro" design language of th
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
In my opinion the line to draw is support for a privileged mode/protection rings/memory protection. Anything without that can run μClinux at best, which isn't much better than an RTOS. Without process isolation an operating s
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
RISC-V has a base ISA and many extensions, several of which are virtually required to run a "real" OS with features such as virtual memory. Every build of Linux I've seen for RISC-V is for an RVGC processor with an additional
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
Not to shill but I'm working on a Singularity/Midori-inspired Rust JIT-compiled operating system. If that ever gets anywhere I'll post a link/Show HN.
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
> The [Linux] kernel already contains some C++ Are you sure? I don't think the kernel even compiles with a C++ compiler [1]. Also, I just ran cloc on my linux repo and didn't get any actual C++ code. Perhaps some external kerne
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
The standard is expect [1]. There are also libraries for many programming languages which perform a similar task, such as pexpect [2]. [1] https://core.tcl.tk/expect/index [2] https://pexpect.readthedocs.io&
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
A related method not mentioned in this article (or, in fact, many places at all) is iro3d[1]'s "selective powder deposition": a 3D printer effectively creates a mold out of sand, with empty spaces filled with a metal powder.
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by milkey_mouse 8y ago
Has anybody tried applying this to a blockchain by having the PoW be improvements to models in previous blocks or something? This seems like such an obvious idea (especially with all the hype around blockchain nowadays) that either this exi
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by milkey_mouse 9y ago
Chains of Git commits are already a blockchain - at least, already a DAG, and to be more specific, they are both Merkle trees. Internally, each commit contains the hash of the previous commit it was based on: $ git cat-file -p HEAD
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by milkey_mouse 9y ago
Isn't it only the 4GB RX cards that will get worse for mining? Or is it that the GPU memory bandwidth is less on AMD cards?
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by milkey_mouse 9y ago
Hmm... Could you combine these boards with these newly-pressed cases [1] to get yourself some completely new C64s? [1] https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1670214687/original-com...
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Atomic Bomb Go Game(en.wikipedia.org)
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
4chan's /g/ is especially obsessed with TempleOS and Terry's livestreams; there's typically a /tosg/ thread somewhere on the front page.
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
> WARNING - Serious or fatal crashing injuries can occur from furniture tip-over. To prevent this furniture must be permanently fixed to the wall. Somehow I doubt permanently fixing one's bicycle to the wall will help.
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
Robots won't take all our jobs yet; apparently they're aiming for the low-hanging fruit.
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
I'm pretty sure when using the Chrome extension, all the HTML/JS is downloaded locally once when installing the extension, as logging in via the extension brings you to a chrome-extension:// URL. When logging in via last
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
To me, programming (on personal projects) is as fun, if not more fun, as games. I've played some great games that I was fully engrossed in, but for the most part I feel like I'd rather spend my time programming with a tangible rew
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by milkey_mouse 10y ago
I agree. Implementing this sort of thing seems like a prime candidate for the cobra effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_effect

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