skelpmargyar

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by skelpmargyar 2mo ago
You can buy CDs of the SGI SDK on ebay. Recompilation projects aren't bit perfect, only decomps. They use a recompiled version of the compilers for Linux so that they don't need to emulated with QEMU like they used to, though.
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by skelpmargyar 3mo ago
Why should we wait for LLMs to become good enough to spoon feed the end result when we can do it ourselves? These are beautiful, collaborative efforts and require members to constantly improve their learning, communication, patience, and te
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by skelpmargyar 3mo ago
Can you please elaborate on why distributing decompiled source code is violating copyright? And Nintendo is litigious, if it was black and white surely they would have taken down everything by now? How do you know the major LLMs are not tra
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by skelpmargyar 4mo ago
Of course any random C file is going to have pointers. Where can anything in the linked code be exploited? It seems like they're testing for bad input data with asserts to catch bugs in some functions, and properly validating bad input
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by skelpmargyar 6mo ago
On the main page, it took me a minute after laughing at "std::byte arithmetic" to realize it was April 1st. All of those C++29 "features" are on point, very funny. Though surely there's somewhere SFINAE can be menti
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by skelpmargyar 7mo ago
This website https://www.learncpp.com/ , while it may look like other half-baked tutorial websites, is excellent is filled with up to date nuanced information. It covers basically everything you will need. It's extremel
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by skelpmargyar 7mo ago
RISC-V is supported on QEMU. The available devices don't have a ton of peripherals compared to aarch64, but it exists. Even FreeRTOS has a QEMU virt port for RISC-V. And if you have unit tests QEMU could easily run those accurately.
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by skelpmargyar 1y ago
Proxmox is awesome! I've been running it for ~5 years and it's been absolutely stable and pleasant to run services on. The Proxmox Backup Server is the killer feature for me. Incremental and encrypted backups with seamless restora
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by skelpmargyar 2y ago
Avidemux is also great, but I've had some issues with running it under Wayland. LosslessCut works excellent on every platform I've tried with no issues. It also has a much better UI for cutting multiple segments, IMO.
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by skelpmargyar 2y ago
Just wondering, do you know of a better alternative? I've pretty much only bought Anker recently because they haven't failed me yet. Trying to determine what is quality online now is very difficult.
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
Importing a library is not abstraction any more than closing your eyes is abstracting the world to black.
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
You also can't write software bad enough that you're forced to upgrade your monitor due to poor performance.
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
What is the advantage of that RPi setup over some cheap Android phone?
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
That's not true. Wild Rift, Hearthstone, Genshin Impact, and more are made in Unity. Asset flip and low quality games are a meme, which used to be synonymous with Unity games, but the few AAA games made in Unity have been wildly succes
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
If they have a multi million dollar investment at stake and they're not able to pivot to any of the other many SBCs out there then they might just be incompetent. The Pi has nothing particularly special about other than it's well
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
Wow, your website is excellent and FAST. Good luck to you.
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by skelpmargyar 3y ago
As someone who was ridiculed by peers and teachers and having had grades be dropped whole letters for poor legibility, I don't share the feeling. I tried years practicing and I am skilled in other dexterous tasks, but handwriting is no
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
There isn't an exception that I know of. What I'm saying is if you download a torrent for a movie that you own you can still get a copyright notice. That doesn't really make sense to me.
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
The problem is they haven't added anything significantly new to Windows 11. I don't see any features that requires new processor features.
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
Yep, if I could buy the highest quality in one click without having to search through crap on torrent indexes I would. Then after transcoding if I ever want the highest quality I just go back to the site where I bought it. Nope, they aren&#
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
The free tier on Oracle Cloud is nuts. 200GB block storage, 10gb object storage, 24GB RAM 4 core ARM VM, 2 x86 VM's 1GB RAM each. From my experience, it's also really hard to get charged since you have to upgrade your account from
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
I don't see one part of the article that sold this from a dull business and product oriented perspective or any unreasonable sci-fi nonsense. They only explained some of some people's future goals of fusion. Not necessarily even t
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
What that that paragraph means is that things that do not exist will cost money to bring into existence. A significant amount. It's not a critique. This is not new. This is not a fusion problem. There is an initial cost and development
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
I say num-pee because it sounds more funny. It's a good contrast to the cold, lifeless, calculating heart of modern scientific computing.
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
It's better to focus on standardised production lines for small fission reactors currently if your goal is to produce energy for the power grid right now, but that's not what cutting-edge research or science is about. Whoever laun
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
That's like the car you bought in 2022 to run on the fuel used in the year 2500. Whether it's annoying or not, that it does or doesn't run on new technology, doesn't matter. You paid for a product, not upgrades (unless y
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
Well, it makes them no more money from me. My maximum value has been extracted. Whether that's a solid business plan or not is not my argument. I'm saying that if I paid for something I don't expect any changes at all. If goo
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
No, you don't possess the box set for free. You already have all the songs in the box set that you paid for, and therefore you already paid for the contents of the box set. You own the box set contents in entirety, just not that specif
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
I disagree. The amount of people who pirate shows is tiny compared to regular viewers of a show. Stopping piracy doesn't really lead to a significant more legitimate purchases; most people just don't pirate in general. And people
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by skelpmargyar 4y ago
I use Obsidian for things that I can't or don't feel like remembering. Whenever I take notes on subjects, I often find myself forgetting the notes I took quickly. I tried different methods, refreshing methods, and more. But I foun

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