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by snvzz 9mo ago
These days, the label is being used to signal the labeled person is a target for violence[0]. Horrible. 0. https://world.hey.com/dhh/calling-someone-a-nazi-is-a-permis...
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by snvzz 9mo ago
>Lunduke is a grifter... And somehow you care so much you've created this account just to attack him. I'd suggest going out for a walk.
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RISC-V Annual Report 2025 [pdf](riscv.org)
4 points by snvzz 9mo ago|0 comments
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by snvzz 9mo ago
Legislation is sorely needed to protect consumers against such awful practices.
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by snvzz 9mo ago
>It will probably take another half a decade Atlantis SoC/devboard, feat. Ascalon, is Q2. That should demonstrate sufficient performance for building products around it, and is ultimately one of many RVA23 options that will show up
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by snvzz 9mo ago
This is in no small part why x86 code density is awful despite variable size encoding.
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HDMI 2.1 VRR support in AMDGPU via non-encumbered party(phoronix.com)
10 points by snvzz 9mo ago|0 comments
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by snvzz 9mo ago
The K3 is able to run RVA23 code, the Titan is not; it lacks V. It matters, as the ecosystem settled on RVA23 as the baseline for application processors.
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by snvzz 9mo ago
The funny thing (or actually sad) is Windows cannot run win16 anymore.
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by snvzz 9mo ago
Burn out -> Brain damage -> Religion. This is a pattern that keeps popping up in tech circles. After brain damage happens, it is too late. Reason is compromised, and religion easily takes root. We need to focus on stopping burn out be
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by snvzz 9mo ago
Relative to AmigaOS translator.device + narrator.device, this sure seems bloated.
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by snvzz 9mo ago
>Clearly the Windows NT kernel is older than 25 years, and is still making money. Not the one from 25 years ago. >Seems like a million years ago I wrote some games. The source code is long gone. (Well it's on 5.25 floppy disks in
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by snvzz 9mo ago
The "fat influencers" either died or awakened to reason thus abandoning their unhealthy lifestyle.
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by snvzz 9mo ago
For Ozempic to "change the foods Americans buy". Just how many Americans are on Ozempic?
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by snvzz 9mo ago
This shader manages to do it, it gives a very realistically familiar unpleasant feeling of an old low refresh TV. (on a 144Hz monitor... it's supposedly less unpleasant with a 250Hz one)
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by snvzz 9mo ago
A small amount of money goes a long way when not wasted in DEI programs.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
There is no legitimate reason for a web browser not to be open source. I am not touching this with a 15m stick.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
The first RVA23 chips should appear this year. Tenstorrent has announced a development board using the Tenstorrent Atlantis chip, with Ascalon cores, TBA Q2. The performance of this chip should be above Apple M1 or AMD Zen2, comfortably abo
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by snvzz 10mo ago
PFS3 seems better maintained. Also, I had one bad experience with SFS, but none with PFS3AIO.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
The disk drives can do it no problem. The IBM PC floppy controller, however, normally cannot: While it has a debug raw read operation, it only reads once it finds a triple sync word in the floppy; Amiga track format uses double sync words.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>"Voters 56 - 39 percent disapprove of the way U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, known as ICE, is doing its job." What might be unclear from these numbers: Many disapprove because they believe ICE isn't doing enoug
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Give them more power to deal with so-called activists interfering with their operation. Arrest all the bad actors, they'll stop showing up.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Millions of lines of code, all running in supervisor mode. One bug is all it takes to compromise the entire system. The monolithic UNIX kernel was a good design in the 60s; Today, we should know better[0][1]. 0. https://sel4.syst
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by snvzz 10mo ago
For those wondering what AmigaOS looks like, it's beautiful[0]. >CrossDOS was a combination of mfm.device (asking the disk hardware to do funky things) as well as CrossDOSFileSystem (FAT12 filesystem handler). The "disk hardwar
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>justify their choice not to use Rust (or Zig) It's disingenuous to lump them together. It is the former that does the whole toxic, pushy advocacy routine.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
For retro comp, Spartan[0] a much better fit. No UTF-8 or SSL to worry about. 0. https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/spartan.mozz.us/
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by snvzz 10mo ago
>Is it just "some upcoming chips" inventing their own extensions? Or is this a standardized ARM extension? RISC-V has an official ratified extension for TSO, and a work-in-progress one for dynamic switching between RISC-V'
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Why editorialize the title? Actual title is "New Box64 v0.4.0 released". I get you're trying to summarize it, but what's most relevant depends on the person reading.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Failing to build is better than building with undefined behavior. If you disagree, you can always remove -Werror, at your own risk.
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by snvzz 10mo ago
Let's hope that's just pressing its buttons, and not drifting sticks.

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