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by sylware 1y ago
Are there any of those CLI clients (coded in plain and simple C, or basic python/perl without 1 billion of expensive dependencies) able to access those 'coding AI' prompt anonymously then rate limited? If no anonymous access
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by sylware 1y ago
That said, it seems the desktop/server high performance implementations are from SiFive in the US. The main obvious reason is to dodge global IP issues with arm or x86*. Trump is probably aware that "Big Tech" is a domestic i
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by sylware 1y ago
And for self-hosting and things like NAS, risc-v is already here.
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by sylware 1y ago
They should move to risc-v instead.
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by sylware 1y ago
Heard "AI" can de-obfuscate very easily web javascript. Probably the same with java. No point doing so with our beyond fast and powerful computers.
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by sylware 1y ago
proton/wine has no official technical support hence illegal in tons of countries. Since proton/wine is unreliable in time, this is a disaster. And there is a lot of BS around that: if some devs support their game on elf/linux
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by sylware 1y ago
Yep, the super hard part: this rv64 "catalog" is empty. If you put emulation (hardware accelerated or not), game devs won't compile for rv64. Look at how valve proton is hurting native elf/linux gaming: game devs hardly
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by sylware 1y ago
Even if there are not that expensive to implement, I do not use official ABI register names, neither pseudo-instructions (I use a command to generate the code on the side). Once RISC-V has performant silicon implementations (server/des
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by sylware 1y ago
????
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by sylware 1y ago
So you do understand why I did it. It will kill many, not all, automated tools using this HN content, and human beings actually interested will put the little time required. It makes me remember the time when I was some IRC channels related
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by sylware 1y ago
Yep, there are still people trying to do the right(tm) thing at gogol. Maybe there were fired?
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by sylware 1y ago
feature creeps.
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by sylware 1y ago
Still actually a thing on android 16, the latest?
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by sylware 1y ago
seriously...
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by sylware 1y ago
Cycles of the planned obsolescence here is long, 5/10 years. Shorter for c++ and similar, than C.
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by sylware 1y ago
For a legacy ISA like arm, the less worse compromise would be to use the project from the creator of ffmpeg and q-emu would did already wrote it, but in plain and simple C, namely compiling with most, if not all, "ok" C compilers
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by sylware 1y ago
Your use case is totally out of scope of my project. Look down below in the comments where I do reference one written in plain and simple C from the creator of ffmpeg and q-emu.
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by sylware 1y ago
Well, if true, those people at gogol did the right thing... if all the others could behave the same way...
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by sylware 1y ago
I am not looking for performance (it will run natively on rv64 hardware), I am looking to protect the code against computer language syntax/compiler planned obsolescence (usually cycles of 5-10 years). Have a look a little bit below in
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by sylware 1y ago
Come on, that was to avoid the robots to parse it. That said, the ffmpeg and qemu creator, and quickJS, did code one in plain and simple C you can compile with most, if not all, C compilers out there (not only gcc and clang abominations). s
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by sylware 1y ago
Affero GPLv3 work-in-process there, I use it for my own commands written in rv64 running on x86_64 everday (warning: it depends on a new executable file format and an ELF capsule). Currently slow-writting my own wayland compositor for AMD G
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by sylware 1y ago
It's not the right move, better do it in assembly. I have a little rv64 interprer written in x86_64 assembly.
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by sylware 1y ago
academics does not mean honest and good anymore.
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by sylware 1y ago
We are not talking about that actually.
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by sylware 1y ago
Indeed, LLVM was bad right from the start...
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by sylware 1y ago
Somebody did sneak a wayland compositor for xfce??? :P
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by sylware 1y ago
Yeah, I used ironically the apocalypse word, that to highlight the fact the damage is seriously high. I often push the envelop to call gcc/clang "backdoor generators" (even though nowadays, it seems it is more likely to be hi
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by sylware 1y ago
And AI will be trained on the dataset used to prove it is negligible...
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by sylware 1y ago
This does not really matter, there is really worse. This real apocalypse did happen upon making gcc a c++ project. This is probably one of the biggest mistakes in open software ever. There were rumors which do match the timing: the media la
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by sylware 1y ago
best silicon process?

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