srjilarious

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by srjilarious 3mo ago
Congrats! I'm celebrating my 10th now and my son was a hard sleeper until about 7 months. For me, it's just gotten better and better.
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by srjilarious 1y ago
I just learned about the whole homelab thing a week ago; it's a much deeper rabbit hole than I expected. I'm planning to setup ProxMox today for the first time in fact and retire my Ubuntu Server setup running on a NUC that'
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by srjilarious 3y ago
I've had the same experience - I spent 6 months last year really digging into Rust and came to the conclusion that for the software I'm writing it's trying to save me from problems that I just don't run into enough to ma
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by srjilarious 3y ago
I end up installing mcfly ( https://github.com/cantino/mcfly ) in all my shells, and it works great in fish as well.
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by srjilarious 4y ago
I dual booted Windows on my desktop and laptop for a few years and also noticed lots of weird issues - reduced battery life on my laptop, sleep/hibernate being broken, GRUB occasionally just dying on me. I eventually got rid of Window
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by srjilarious 5y ago
Just wanted to +1 this. I've been a happy customer of Fastmail since ~2013, never had a single issue, great service
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FPGA Design for Software Engineers, part 3(walknsqualk.com)
17 points by srjilarious 6y ago|0 comments
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by srjilarious 7y ago
Thanks! I too think GPU programming is quite similar in that you need to think of things in a more data streaming sense. It's sort of functional that way too; building up pipelines of transforms.
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by srjilarious 7y ago
Ha, good eye. corrected to 1e6 :)
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by srjilarious 7y ago
The IceStick is also nice and a bit cheaper at ~$25 but it has a smaller 1k logic element Ice40 FPGA on it whereas the TinyFPGA-BX has a larger 8k logic element FPGA.
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by srjilarious 7y ago
I agree about using C++ for actual ip block implementation. My experience has been pretty mixed. Mostly because the tools (Intel HLS in my case) don't always give you a great idea of what constructs cause you to generate inefficient h
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by srjilarious 7y ago
I find this to be true for a lot of applications. Some times it seems like fpgas are hammers looking for a nail. Where they can shine is if you need some odd combination of peripherals attached to a microcontroller: think of something like
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FPGA Design for Software Engineers(walknsqualk.com)
496 points by srjilarious 7y ago|80 comments
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Xamarin.Forms: Different Android apks for different build configurations(walknsqualk.com)
1 points by srjilarious 9y ago|0 comments
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by srjilarious 9y ago
Really excited to see this out. I've been learning Elixir and Phoenix with the 1.3rc and have really been enjoying it! I'm a fan of Contexts myself as that is typically how I architect apps on mobile as well. I like having every
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by srjilarious 10y ago
That is exactly what I meant. I love RPGs when they present a new challenge or the story progresses a bit while you're leveling up. It's just that some of the old RPGs, in particular, would leave you in a spot where you needed to
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by srjilarious 10y ago
Article author here. Wow, I had no idea the game was so buggy. I just played as a kid and found a couple of the same things out, such as poison not working, but not nearly that many. Ahh, the times before online updates where committing c
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Hacking Final Fantasy 1 on the NES(walknsqualk.com)
2 points by srjilarious 10y ago|0 comments