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The fate of "small" open source(simonwillison.net)
2 points by synergy20 11mo ago|0 comments
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Just JavaScript(pedrocattori.com)
3 points by synergy20 11mo ago|0 comments
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by synergy20 11mo ago
or use nim metaprogramming, which will be transpiled to c
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by synergy20 1y ago
I will buy it if it supports esim so I can be reachable by phone and sms all the time, which means some cell phone operator needs to buy in first.
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by synergy20 1y ago
except for the apps for those cheap watches, all your data is uploaded to servers somewhere all the time I assume.
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Denx (a.k.a. U-Boot) Retires(denx.de)
118 points by synergy20 1y ago|36 comments
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by synergy20 1y ago
rust and go are only good at single binary. when you need a few their size adds up quickly, because they don't really do shared libs.
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by synergy20 1y ago
now adding rust on top of that. i actually tried zensical yesterday and fell back to mkdocs, not sure what I'm missing while trying. Material for mkdocs served me well so I will stay with it for now. zensical installation is longer tha
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by synergy20 1y ago
curious about the concurrent map benchmark, any more info. real great list to consider for the project!
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by synergy20 1y ago
ubuntu 24.04 had version 1.3.0, not there yet.
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by synergy20 1y ago
are you sure about that? how? I could not find the magic button to show gpu yet.
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by synergy20 1y ago
generally speaking, cross compilation is a solved problem for common cpus on the market. on linux it's an installation step away, prepackaged and ready to use. for newer chips or some vendor-optimized-purpose etc, you have to rely on v
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by synergy20 1y ago
gcc main.c --target=arm-linux-gnueabihf -o app this is definitely wrong, the correct way is to use arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc main.c instead, there is no such flag called --target per se
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by synergy20 1y ago
btop is my default 'top' these days, has everything htop/top provides plus it shows the usage of GPUs.
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by synergy20 1y ago
last time I played with it, the memory consumption seems similar to chrome when all is loaded and running.
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by synergy20 1y ago
Just read it and the author say "do not use NEVER" in claude.md then in his sample claude.md there is NEVER the word, am I missing something?
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by synergy20 1y ago
how is this different from ollama? for me the more/open the merrier.
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by synergy20 1y ago
nim is memory safe, python syntax, emits c/c++/js. It really deserves more love and publicity. more mature than zig, much easier than rust.
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by synergy20 1y ago
This could be improved a lot IMHO. NXP's IMX6/8 family is dominant in the market, really should have presence there. And TI's ARM series, still popular in beagleboard family and used widely in the field. And Intel's N100
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by synergy20 1y ago
have not played with zig for a while, remain in the C world. with the cleanup attribute(a cheap "defer" for C), and the sanitizers, static analysis tools, memory tagging extension(MTE) for memory safety at hardware level, etc, and
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by synergy20 1y ago
posted multiple times, x86 only last time I checked
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by synergy20 1y ago
great for learning, to get one done fast, buildroot is a good candidate
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by synergy20 1y ago
Mao killed less than Taiping Rebellion, which had 100M per some study. Mao is probably half of that ,still more than world war 1 and 2 combined.
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M*LIB The STL library for modern C(github.com)
7 points by synergy20 1y ago|0 comments
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by synergy20 1y ago
wait, isn't this a just-solved problem by asking your AI?
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by synergy20 1y ago
i left for vue one year ago, life is much simpler and productive
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by synergy20 1y ago
I have been wondering when he will update the core guidelines explained book. RIP Rainer.
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by synergy20 1y ago
I wonder if another big gun will swallow raspberry pi someday. the embedded field is getting more exciting these days.
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by synergy20 1y ago
Wish there is newer LuaJIT to leverage the new Lua features, but then maybe those new features are not really that critical.
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Reaktiv – Simple Reactive Programming for Python(reaktiv.readthedocs.io)
2 points by synergy20 1y ago|0 comments

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