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Diskitude: Disk usage visualization tool in 10 KB(madebyevan.com)
83 points by pmarin 6y ago|56 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
I allways though the name was an intended pun.
93.
by pmarin 6y ago
web ASSEMBLY is not much better name.
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Big-endian mode supported for Raspberry Pi with bootable images available(mail-index.netbsd.org)
48 points by pmarin 6y ago|25 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
Just to be clear. I am the OP. the real title is "These are called opportunities". I used one of his cites [1] as title because the original was not catchy enough. The article was submitted a couple of times with 0 upvotes [2]. Th
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These are called opportunities(fabiensanglard.net)
321 points by pmarin 6y ago|256 comments
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EtherForth revival: colorForth self hosted on GA144 multi-computer chip [video](youtube.com)
3 points by pmarin 6y ago|0 comments
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A Plan 9 C Compiler for RISC-V [video](youtube.com)
100 points by pmarin 6y ago|5 comments
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Guybrush Fact vs. Fiction(grumpygamer.com)
155 points by pmarin 6y ago|54 comments
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Dusk is a 90s style shooter from the mind of a teenager (2016)(killscreen.com)
158 points by pmarin 6y ago|108 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
What about the linker?
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by pmarin 6y ago
Not answering your question but in my experience reading assembly output of the two compilers the unoptimized output of Clang is atrocious while GCC is closer of what a human could have wrote. Clang seems to have to do better in optimizatio
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by pmarin 6y ago
VLC does care about because the movie is rendered by the compositor not by QT for performance reasons. It is explained in the presentation.
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by pmarin 6y ago
It is just skeuomorphism but sometimes musicians bind those knobs to real midi instruments.
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A Pico-8 story: How the fantasy console unlocked Frédéric Souchu’s dreams(nanark.medium.com)
151 points by pmarin 6y ago|38 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
>FWIW, I believe the newer syntax more closely resembles what you have with Cisco network equipment. What has to do the Cisco network equipment with Linux? >It also supports newer functionality like net namespaces, and uses newer kern
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When “Progress” Is Backwards(sabotage-linux.github.io)
30 points by pmarin 6y ago|28 comments
108.
by pmarin 6y ago
How old was Linus Torvalds when started Linux?
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How to create minimal music with code in any programming language(zserge.com)
265 points by pmarin 6y ago|78 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
Similar post from the person who ported the game to the Atari 400/800 computer: https://dadhacker-125488.ingress-alpha.easywp.com/donkey-kon...
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by pmarin 6y ago
Firefox is the reason why Google pours so many millions in Mozilla. Hardly a money sink.
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by pmarin 6y ago
http://xopendisplay.hilltopia.ca/2009/Jul/Xlib-tutorial-part...
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Step-by-Step: Programming Incrementally(ourmachinery.com)
75 points by pmarin 6y ago|12 comments
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by pmarin 6y ago
tl;dr they can not put AdSense in a FTP server.
115.
by pmarin 6y ago
Can you provide links to any of those weird regressions?
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by pmarin 6y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReactOS#Internal_audit
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by pmarin 6y ago
Many people who contribute code to those legacy platforms also end contributing to the modern ones. NetBSD is a very good example.
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by pmarin 6y ago
Another succesful small company is Cockos funded by Justin Frankel who develops REAPER. https://www.cockos.com https://www.reaper.fm/
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by pmarin 6y ago
NetBSD supports Lua in the kernel since 2012. https://www.netbsd.org/gallery/presentations/mbalmer/fosdem2...
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by pmarin 6y ago
I always find weird to read this kind of comment in a forum with "hacker" in the title.

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