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by rvense 2y ago
Ladybird and Serenity have a policy of not allowing any sort of expression of or reference to someone's sexuality or gender identity, as this is deemed "divisive" or "politicising". Rust does... not have that.
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by rvense 2y ago
Of course I did. If you also did, you would know that they do in fact have 64 megabyte PSRAMs as I stated. So a helpful comment would have been "they're not compatible, though". Your reply as it stands just makes it sound lik
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by rvense 2y ago
Actually reading the datasheet[1] it doesn't look like it. [1] https://www.mouser.dk/datasheet/2/1127/APM_PSRAM_OPI_Xccela_...
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by rvense 2y ago
Did you bother to check? It's octal, not QSPI, so I don't know if it's compatible. (edit - and 1.8V, inconvenient)
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by rvense 2y ago
Mouser have 64 megabyte PSRAMs. I really want a Mac System 7 grade operating system for this chip...
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by rvense 2y ago
Hm, I've used mine as a USB host with an adapter? Not sure of the details, I suppose OTG is the online/runtime switching and I was just running as fixed host?
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by rvense 2y ago
In so far as it is a conscious strategy to make it more expensive at a later data, it is actually sort of the opposite of generosity.
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by rvense 2y ago
I was told to water at night because it doesn't make much sense to pour water on the ground only for it to evaporate before it goes where it's needed.
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by rvense 2y ago
Some people attribute success to raw ability. You get good grades because you know the material, you get the job because you're the best at doing the work. There's also a component of giving others the perception that you're
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by rvense 2y ago
Some people desperately want poverty to be due to individual moral failure, as opposed to a systemic failure.
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by rvense 2y ago
I've heard they pay more in tax than no. 2 and no. 3 combined.
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by rvense 2y ago
It's a nice place to walk, either way. I walked part of the way about (oh dear) twenty years ago and arrived in Stonehenge for the summer solstice bash. That was fun.
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by rvense 2y ago
Cortex-Ms, man. A lot of 'em you just give 3.3V and a couple of bypass caps, and GCC will use the single-cycle hardware MAC (for M4 and above) if you just write the straight-forward C code and you can put it on there in 600ms with DFU.
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by rvense 2y ago
I think a lot of people don't fully appreciate how fast a modern "microcontroller" is. That 'H735 is probably faster than every computer I had up to and including the iBook G4 I until early 2009.
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by rvense 2y ago
But when you're (basically) one person designing both the filesystem and all the APIs together, and the idea of crossplatform compatibility hasn't really been invented yet, I can see how it looks like something that belongs in the
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by rvense 2y ago
The implementation proved out to be unfortunate for compatibility reasons, and in hindsight it might be obvious, but the Mac was conceived and implemented when absolutely everything about every platform was proprietary/NIHd: keyboa
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by rvense 2y ago
I've honestly never been in a situation where I actually cared about the difference. Just nerd pedantry.
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by rvense 2y ago
Copyright should expire after like 15 years. Academic publishers should not exist, research - especially publically funded research - should just go straight to the public domain.
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by rvense 2y ago
I am contradicting you because you are taking his words out of context. Chomsky disagrees with the philosophy, but he never called Foucault morally bankrupt nor a phony. Those are your words, not Chomsky's. PS: I'm actually genuin
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by rvense 2y ago
I am contradicting you because you are taking his words out of context. Chomsky disagrees with the philosophy, but he never called Foucault morally bankrupt nor a phony. Those are your words, not Chomsky's.
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by rvense 2y ago
You said "Chomsky called Foucault a morally bankrupt phony". He never said anything like that, and you should not use Chomsky's name to prop up your opinion of Foucault's philosophy.
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by rvense 2y ago
Stop putting words in Chomsky's mouth. He never said these things. (Also, are there still people who think that "died of AIDS" is an insult?!)
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by rvense 2y ago
But that's not calling him a "morally bankrupt phony" at all.
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by rvense 2y ago
It is not true.
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by rvense 2y ago
I think it was after they met for the debate. I don't remember Chomsky calling Foucault a phony. The quote I remember is Chomsky calling him "amoral". The debate is a fun thing. Some people hear Foucault make no sense, others
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by rvense 2y ago
I saw the film A Serious Man[0] at a cinema in Amsterdam when it came out. There's an opening scene with Yiddisch dialogue and it had no subtitles but judging from the laughs everyone understood it. [0] https://en.wikipedia.
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by rvense 2y ago
Right, JSX is not the only way of accomplishing a better syntax for dynamic HTML. I was just saying that I do occasionally do things entirely by hand in Javascript with createElement, and it works for a quick thing but it is actually defini
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by rvense 2y ago
My time is currently divided between an Angular project and a "no framework" project, so it's been some time since I touched JSX but we are talking about the difference between: <MyThing><div class="thing-
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by rvense 2y ago
IME "I'll just use createElement" leads to "Oh dear, I have to add another createElement" which leads to "I really don't like reading this code". But of course it's a trade off.
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by rvense 2y ago
As far as I know, mostly soy. A lot of it from South America.

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