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Fips builds C/C++ to Win/OS X/Linux/iOS/emscripten/Android, fetches deps+SDKs(floooh.github.io)
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Or CMake or the C/C++-oriented http://floooh.github.io/fips/ (a high-level build system "similar to Rust’s Cargo or Javascript’s NPM, but for C/C++ projects.").
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I read Please website (main page, "Getting Started" and FAQ), and still ain't sure about the benefits. To the maintainers of Please: please make cases and user stories, also comparisons with other build tools. Many visitors w
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Reading your words, it looks like you have made a kind of make replacement that just works. Following your link, it looks like... what ? I don't know, some tool that checks some build configuration, augments C and postprocesses executa
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Works here. Shallow recommendations. Ads for objects on Amazon are most certainly real, though I did not click on them.
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Isn't that a problem, like "let's get rid of Google and all the evildoers because they know too much about us" then "oh we realize we created another one which knows too much about us"?
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Good idea. make -j without a number should do that, instead of spawning processes like there’s no tomorrow.
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Interesting, but how does nproc get the right information ? OMP_NUM_THREADS and OMP_THREAD_LIMIT are in principle extra limitations, not the main source of information, right ?
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The link posted by oomo contains (in French) an explanation about why it just works and is clean, general and guaranteed: from the page "les syscall ne peuvent pas segfault [dek\] Donc tous ceux qui acceptent une adresse [dek\] Sont ob
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Reminds me of various attempts to store video on vinyl, some analog, some digital. For example http://vinylvideo.supersense.com/ and this demo https://www.youtube.com/embed/Okdh7I06jFM (This one must b
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Long story short, this is related to keeping focus when you're working as a freelancer, with the same laptop used for work and personal life. There's a simple solution that has been working well for me for years: have 2 local acco
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On a related topic, there's this program, not an editor but a binary explorer, which looks somehow relevant to reverse engineering: https://hachoir.readthedocs.io/ The principe seems very good, like a wireshark for bin
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In French, "écrit" corresponds to "written", not "create". Stays relevant somehow. "Create" translates to "Créer".
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Jardin (French)
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Excellent job Of research and presentation!
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The selfie on a roof marked "Paris, France" is nowhere near Paris. Looks like some big city in or near Russia. Marketing "evidence" with false advertising feels... wrong.
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Interesting article. > (...) you must provide your own direction. You decide what to study, how to study it, and how to apply that new knowledge in some interesting way. (...) this is a stumbling block. (...) The good news is that for s
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Same conclusion as others: no source, no figures, TFA is basically an ad. There are already tools to compress on a PC and decompress on a small machine, with more-than-decent compression rate and decompression speed, for example Exomizer h
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This is an implementation "detail" out of reach of domain owners anyway. What I found worrisome is that, if I understand correctly, moving domain between registrar sometimes wakes dragons. From the article it looks like this coul
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It looks like Julia is gaining momentum? I don't have experience with it myself, but it looks like it should have the properties you're mentioning. https://julialang.org/ https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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Ironically, the whole setup implies a conversation between two intelligent beings that is totally modeled after ours. One would justify this with "it's written this way because of translation into English". Funny anyway, pl
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Strange thing. Very geeky, like sci-fi becoming real. Also, this might be a must for people who have to code but cannot type. But for other people, even if this works, can it actually be faster, or more beneficial on some way, than typing
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Yeah, I used that, too. Very handy to code a game in Basic. Firmware even allowed to draw characters at pixel-precise position (enabled with TAGON, disabled with TAGOFF). Since characters are defined with only "on" and "off&
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If manufacturing+using a Tesla (on average on all lifespan) is indeed greener, and price per pollution credit is well balanced, then the credit machinery economically nudges the equilibrium towards greener overall. That's the theory b
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Indeed, Windows update delaying a reboot at a wrong time can affect real world events. See this example from 2015: [German pro basketball team relegated to lower division due to Windows update | Ars Technica]( https://arstechnica
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Glad you asked. There are two pictures in each tweet, shown left and right. You can click on each to see the full picture. Each picture is actually two portraits (Mitch McConnell and Barack Obama), one above one below, separated by a big ga
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It is good that this article exists. It explains how to convert screenshot and video capture provided by DOSBox into web-oriented formats, with some welcome considerations about pixel aspect ratio. This is a good basis! > but in these s
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Interesting article. Indeed the Z80 was used in the Amstrad CPC series. There, the firmware used the alternate register set for bookkeeping, so you could use them only in a code region surrounded with interrupt dis/enabling and saving
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SEEKING WORK | Paris, France, remote ok, may include short trips Software guy, unique combination of theory and practice, capable of debugging even on-site when everyone thinks a project is doomed, or maintaining/writing excellent soft
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Interesting, thanks for sharing! It would be even nicer with some kind of table of contents: named chapters and the like, especially in the PDF structure so that PDF viewers can show and provide direct access. How did you create this compi

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