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ofrzeta
1y ago
I don't know if I would call The Thin Red Line "beautiful" but I think it's a great (anti-)war movie.
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ofrzeta
1y ago
"Ham on Rye" resonated with me as an adolescent. Interestingly the German title is "Das Schlimmste kommt noch", meaning "The worst is yet to come". I also liked "Post Office".
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ofrzeta
1y ago
Wow, six of nine tracks with the vocoder. I guess the 25k USD machine had to pay off :-)
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Lilygo T-Echo Lite with LoRa, GNSS and E-Paper Display
(linuxgizmos.com)
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ofrzeta
1y ago
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1y ago
I didn't know the device. Also I didn't know that Kai Krause who later got famous through his Kai's Power Tools was an electronic music expert who sort of did sales for Sennheiser in 1977, according to this page ( https:/
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ofrzeta
1y ago
Good call. Need to test some songs in my mother tongue.
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1y ago
"The European OpenACS and TCL/Tk conference will be in Bologna/Italy/Europe on July 10 & 11 2025." - this is crazy. Seems there are still people using OpenACS in 2025.
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ofrzeta
1y ago
Let's just donate or subscribe because something like LWN must be kept alive at all costs.
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1y ago
I tested around five genres although they were more mainstream than what you picked and they were quite good, for instance French Ska. If someone told me it was an actual French Ska band I wouldn't have doubted it. Or Klezmer music, bu
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1y ago
That was a good thing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_David_Accords
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ofrzeta
1y ago
Spot on. From the linked blog post "The refrain of La Bamba, the Mexican folk song that Ritchie Valens made famous, goes: Para bailar La Bamba/Se necesita una poca de Gracia. "
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2y ago
It's quite subjective what you consider to be better. Is Ruby better than Python? Maybe so, but Ruby only ever had one killer app that is Rails while Python has a vast ecosystem. Is Crystal better than Go? Maybe so, but Go ist just so
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2y ago
It would be great if D supported something like OpenAPI generator https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator Maybe it exists and I am just ignorant but it doesn't seem to be in the list of supported languag
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2y ago
You can be a great X and be completely unknown. The history is full of people who only got famous after they were dead.
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2y ago
Goodisplay says "Although the refresh rate of monochrome e-paper displays is faster than that of color e-paper, we still recommend allowing at least a 180-second interval after completing a set of display updates. Frequent updates can
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2y ago
I don't know about this display but I've tinkered a bit with Waveshare E-Ink, that has this disclaimer: "For e-Paper displays that support partial refresh, please note that you cannot refresh them with the partial refresh mod
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2y ago
I didn't want to question it, because I have no experience with it. So thanks for the info.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
That is true :) So Apple has become the last remaining Unix workstation vendor?
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2y ago
What is so hard about self-hosting Cadence or Temporal?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
This might not be the most rational thing to say but I think "workstation" means "Unix workstation" which means "non-x86".
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2y ago
Brings back some memories of the webserver Roxen that had a GUI, if I remember correctly. It still seems to be semi-alive, although the download page looks broken. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roxen_(web_server) EDIT:
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2y ago
what's device mode? From the datasheet: "This chip supports 1 USB interface, supports USB OTG protocol standard (USB2.0, compatible with USB1.1), and allows the device to operate as both a host and a peripheral. It can provide cer
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Banana Pi BPI-RV2 RISC-V gateway board
(docs.banana-pi.org)
44 points
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2y ago
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2y ago
It is impressive and it almost located the church in my town properly, although in a neighbouring town. However that showed a lack of understanding because its conclusion about the location came from "reading" a signpost that poin
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That's a bit unfair, don't you think? https://www.percona.com/blog/new-wal-archive-module-library-...
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There's also https://watchface.zepp.com and the corresponding docs https://docs.zepp.com/docs/guides/tools/watchface/guides/cre...
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ofrzeta
2y ago
We don't know but we can see that progress has staggered a bit. This also correlates with how we think LLMs work (even their operators don't seem to understand 100%). So my bet would be that we'd rather reach the ceiling.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
On the TinyEMU page? https://bellard.org/tinyemu/
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2y ago
Are you talking about channels or some other concept? https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/channels.html
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Socketcluster: Highly scalable pub/sub and RPC SDK
(socketcluster.io)
21 points
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ofrzeta
2y ago
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