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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Wow. As the author of TCPoke (uses USB HID), this sucks big time.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I'm running Ubuntu. Would be interesting to see output from a Gentoo user. [edit] Gentoo: https://bpaste.net/raw/160c1fc57842 More Gentoo: https://paste.pound-python.org/show/BOVT5z1G93GRmGGfU
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Not in the code on my machine at least.
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Does a compiler use all x86 instructions? (2010)(pepijndevos.nl)
278 points by pepijndevos 10y ago|189 comments
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
The latter half of the article makes me wonder to what extend the cycle count of instructions is specified, or up to a specific implementation.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Still waiting for the closing parenthesis. Yes, I'm - amongst other things - a lisper.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Ads on this page bring my i7 to its knees on Firefox.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
At least now you can hope that popular torrents with positive comments are maybe okay. With this the author could simply add the malware after it has become popular.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Am I reading it correctly that this is only iOS, and not other Apple software?
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
> We are still analyzing the results of the extended test, including a structural failure we experienced just before landing. This is likely why landing footage was not included in the video. Still, landing is the hardest part of flying,
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
These will definitely help convert Google Drive users. As a developer I'm more used to the edit-compile-verify cycle, but it's still nice. Also made me rewatch Inventing on Principle https://vimeo.com/36579366
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Thank! That's very helpful. We did most of our university project reports in Overleaf. Many of us first time LaTeX users coming from Google Drive. For me it's been great, but many struggled without the instant feedback that Google
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I can not test the collaboration features, as they are not free. It seems it offers Google-style true real-time collaboration, whereas on Overleaf random chunks of text just appear and editing the same paragraph together never works. I impo
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
How did that happen historically? In the blog post they make it sound as if they invented and built the whole concept, while you make it sound like they packaged up some open source software.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
These are some of the best repos actually about Pokemon https://github.com/pret/
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Besides non-destructive editing, decent CMYK support is still missing. But as others have said, they do seem to move in that direction. Maybe Gimp 3 will be usable for real work.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Can I use this together with a bouncer and desktop client? I suppose I could point this at ZNC, but maybe that breaks the backlog in confusing ways.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
BlackBerry's Hub is your friend.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I have an FPGA toolchain installed, and it sucks. It's free spyware though.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Oh yea. I actually have 3 of those installed since my university has free student licenses. I'd never have considered buying them, but maybe after several years of use, I can imagine my future employer paying for it. I hate Labview wit
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but who is buying proprietary language interpreters/compilers these days? What are some other successful examples of this? I remember ChezScheme became free recently.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
> The NPR sound has so many tentacles. If we’re just focusing on the studio side, which was actually the easiest thing. They didn't go into any of the other things.
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I started using Workman several years ago. I started with a Truly Ergonomic and later moved to a Atreus because of issues with double/missed key presses. Both keyboards are vertically staggered, and I'm never going back. I typed Q
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I use a variation of workman that moves a few uncommon letters around. I can't even remember which, but my fingers know. Mainly J and K are used a lot more in Dutch than in English IIRC. There are tools out there to evaluate a layout b
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
The critical part is what you base your evaluation on. As written in the article, some think same-hand sequences are good, others think they are bad. Some consider the home row the place to by, while others take a broader look at easy to re
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
To mitigate this issue on WhatsApp, enable security notifications in settings and verify your contacts QR code. If you go to a contact there is a QR code you can scan to verify a contact. If the code of a contact changes, WhatsApp will tell
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
Are there any example of how big projects deal with this? Like, using int64_t and friends. I'm also surprised that there does not seem to be an option to tell GCC to use 64 bit ints if this really produces better code. https:/&#x
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
I get that it's a compiler backend for the GPU of the Raspi, but what does that mean? I mean, can you compile arbitrary C code to run on the GPU? Is this for making a GPU firmware? Divers? games? Bitcoin miners?
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
What can you do with this?
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by pepijndevos 10y ago
> The range of consequences is also wide. At one end, the autism of a computer scientist may be barely noticeable; at the other, a quarter of autistic children do not speak. This makes me both laugh and cry.

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