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by pengaru 2y ago
While I'm not going to defend Purism the company, I just wanted to note I listen to MP3s on a daily basis using that useless overpriced brick I acquired used from ebay.
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by pengaru 2y ago
> It's going from raw materials to finished goods at our facility. More lies from Mr. Weaver... I'm sorry but an imx5 SoC is not a raw material.
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by pengaru 2y ago
my guess is Intel provides software windows uses to accelerate common dsp operations with simd/sse etc.
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by pengaru 2y ago
Maybe add some sun-facing windows to said garage? Insulation alone won't keep a space without a heat source warm...
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by pengaru 2y ago
I'd certainly appreciate again having long hair to run fingers through while thinking...
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by pengaru 2y ago
at a former startup the vp of eng liked to say "there are rules then there's enforcement of the rules"
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by pengaru 2y ago
I'm pretty sure you don't actually want hyperion making any money: https://sites.google.com/site/amigadocuments/hyperion-entert...
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by pengaru 2y ago
Writing this on my 16GB RAM i7 X230... but I really miss my X61s w/SXGA+ LED mod, perfect keyboard for my sized hands.
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by pengaru 2y ago
kingsener batteries from aliexpress have been highly recommended in the past, but I haven't bought any yet.
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by pengaru 2y ago
What ever happened with the TSLA shareholders suing over xAI knocking the AI wind out of Tesla's sails?
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by pengaru 2y ago
IME with technical computer software books, the good ones worth reading and dedicating bookshelf space to anyways: The first editions tend to describe a simpler form of the subject, and contain the most distilled and succinct description co
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by pengaru 2y ago
once upon a time everything in /sbin was statically linked then only `sln` was statically linked (a variant of `ln`) today most distros statically link nothing and you're up shit's creek in this situation
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by pengaru 2y ago
Friends.
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by pengaru 2y ago
Viznut, a scener, created a cheesy sitcom of sorts called PC-lamerit you can find here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVw4FkdNx37dw0vV-N6KL...
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by pengaru 2y ago
My assumption is intelligent people generally have better things to do with their time than chat on HN....
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by pengaru 2y ago
nit: discreet
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by pengaru 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyrXZHudkXA
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by pengaru 2y ago
Having joined a large established FAANG, it's become quite apparent that in any large established entity with so much management and meta work, with strong incentives driving more energy towards the meta work than where the rubber meet
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by pengaru 2y ago
What's strange to me is according to the graph it's not just combustion engine cars that peaked, cars overall more or less did too, in the graph. Are trucks like the F150 not being captured by this data? How literal is "cars
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by pengaru 2y ago
What %age of Americans attending high school attend college afterwards? What %age of Americans attending high school will take out loans in their lifetime? Financial sense shouldn't be knowledge of the privileged class, we ~all have to
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by pengaru 2y ago
Instead we're stuck behind people trying to make their phones do something and taking PoS surveys...
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by pengaru 2y ago
> link to a live chat that never is available In a world of widely available generative bullshitters, Live™ chat is always available.
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by pengaru 2y ago
Aren't we talking about op/ed here? I'm not a newspaper reader, but always assumed op/ed of any publication was a dumpster fire of biased opinions . A written variant of a FoxNews talking head telling viewers how/
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by pengaru 2y ago
> Are codes of conduct bad? They shouldn't be. But in the same way regulatory capture turns our governments against our best interests... CoCs sometimes get weaponized, empowering voices that wouldn't otherwise have a leg to st
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by pengaru 2y ago
Thanks for digging this up, that kerrisk pdf is great.
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by pengaru 2y ago
It's not like the money vanishes into thin air, wealthy people throwing their money at anything is a desirable outcome vs. say hoarding it.
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by pengaru 2y ago
Can you actually substantiate your 85% confident claim? Because it doesn't ring the slightest bell here, and I don't see any mention of "deathsig" in glibc's LinuxThreads fork of Xavier's found @ https:/
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by pengaru 2y ago
What software has this person written that warrants giving a damn what they have to say about programming? Anyone telling me to write software using `cat >> foo.c` better come with some receipts.
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by pengaru 2y ago
there is nothing wrong with depending on nasm
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by pengaru 2y ago
yocto is an excellent tool for building one's job security

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