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by rjsw 1y ago
My first GUI applications used GEM, they were compiled to 8086 small model so the same 64k code and 64k data, didn't get close to running out of address space.
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by rjsw 1y ago
The current usage pattern means that you end up with multiple different JSON parsers linked into your product, multiple XML parsers, etc ...
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by rjsw 1y ago
Your eli looks clunky to me.
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by rjsw 1y ago
Balcony Solar is a thing, most of the panels will be vertical in that use case.
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by rjsw 1y ago
Austria, France and Italy are currently copying Switzerland in building base tunnels [1] to mostly carry rail freight. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Base_tunnel
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by rjsw 1y ago
Programming languages don't really define drawings. There are several standards for the data models behind the exchange file formats used in engineering though. Someone could try training a LLM on a combination of a STEP AP242 [1] data
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by rjsw 1y ago
I was making hobby PCBs 50 years ago, it didn't require importing parts from China.
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by rjsw 1y ago
To be known as "The Vegs" for short.
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by rjsw 1y ago
People in the UK can watch his TV series [1]. [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b00wms4m/the-ascent-o...
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by rjsw 2y ago
I hold a patent on the design of a hardware offload engine to hide the handling of multiple frames from a main CPU.
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by rjsw 2y ago
Ford have an even smaller van than the Transit Connect, the Transit Courier, I am considering an electric one for my next car. Maybe Slate could offer a van version as well as the SUV.
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by rjsw 2y ago
I am happy with my 1.6L EcoBoost Ford Mondeo. It gets good fuel efficiency and has plenty of power to climb hills.
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by rjsw 2y ago
CMUCL has a graphical debugger.
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by rjsw 2y ago
The Gripen could have been designed around the EJ200 or Snecma M88 instead.
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by rjsw 2y ago
Not voluntarily.
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by rjsw 2y ago
NIST used to punch above its weight, everyone that I know who worked there has left over the last few months.
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by rjsw 2y ago
s/Europe/Germany/
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by rjsw 2y ago
What about Ch'ti [1] or Savoyard? The article is about dialects not accents. Even just considering French accents, I find the Marseille one distinctive. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picard_language
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by rjsw 2y ago
There are alt-net fibre providers with a symmetric service. I am only paying for 500Mbps but could get 2Gbps if I wanted.
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by rjsw 2y ago
UK £37 a month, £5 extra for a static IPv4 address.
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by rjsw 2y ago
Arbeit macht frei.
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by rjsw 2y ago
And ARM32.
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by rjsw 2y ago
Common Lisp has compilers that produce fast code.
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by rjsw 2y ago
From her blog, Alyssa did the panfrost development on a Chromebook.
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by rjsw 2y ago
People do take university courses in doing creative stuff, a fair number of sucessful novelists seem to have done one, RPG proposed that we could have something similar for software [1]. [1] https://dreamsongs.com/MFASoftwar
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by rjsw 2y ago
There are PDP-10 emulators with well-maintained copies of the different operating systems for them, so someone could check that the typed up source can be assembled.
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by rjsw 2y ago
TBF, pretty soon you won't be able to buy a new Focus anywhere else, production finishes this year. Stellantis is still making cars of a similar size and could brand them as Chrysler for the US market.
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by rjsw 2y ago
I had an Alpha AXP 150 workstation on my desk for a while, it ran X11 applications fine with no source changes required.
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by rjsw 2y ago
I thought that Go invoked syscalls directly instead of going through libc.
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by rjsw 2y ago
There are several downvoted comments from butthurt Nazis in this thread.

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