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Unuseabl websie on a 14" browserscreen, TOC is covering the content itself. Who built this?
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++1 for the lightspeed compiler
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I never understood why noone built a Copycat (like "bgr" -> "better google reader :-D) There would have been a clear change to fill this vacuum? The thing is: I guess they didnt see a good way to monetize it (according to
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1y ago
Well, very quite in the (optical) range, I'd say? (-:
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Funfact: Icon backgroundcolor of targetsite reason.com seems to be the same as HN icon backgroundcolor :-D
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Though: I have to admit - GCP brought 32bit protected mode via CWSDPMI, which was a clear killer.
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Im wondering: NObody seems to remember the superhigh speed of the compiler? :)) It was lightspeed compared to GCP++ or BC++
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have you tried to reach out to him? Im pretty sure he is willingly sharing it, if there is no copyright issue or similar
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There is a sentence from famous Clausewitz War Theory: "every plan lasts as long until the first enemey contact" Good luck to those tech bros when everything is collapsing and the people protecting them will be paid in then-probab
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there was another one with ...XRW9... like this? :-D
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Not true, because then in theory you could build just L1 - L2 - L3 Cache with 64GB RAM instead of 1 - 2 MB: For SRAM in L1/L2/L3 for example you need to manufacture 6 transistors for 1 bit, while for DRAM you need 1 transistor and
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But depending on the setup, often you just cant "sell the one thing at another exchange which you bought earlier at a different exchange", sure this depends on the country/etc.
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one must be very pissed to degrade a comment which lines out explicitly wrongly driven design which never took off (it would be existing today!), which looks and feels cold, which gives a feeling of loneliness, handing over some nice "
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Ah, Sixties are knocking! Steel, Aluminium, Glass & Leather. Shrugging....
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I have a "media notebook" with Ubuntu 10(?).x.. LTS: One thing I always see when using this machine - this version at least has some problem with the memory manager: Very often the system comes up from hibernation mode and does no
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OK, in my case its just boring business & CRUD apps, no GPU stuff nor gaming (btw: I find most business apps, esp. payment & accounting systems, everything else than boring - feel free to flame me for that :-D ) And can I also use M
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Does this allow to: - remove all this Games & XBox related stuff? - remove everything pre-installed but not used stuff? (Internet Explorer legacy?) - remove all this "fancy" Icons & links: Video/Music etc. in Explorer
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Question out of curiosity: On todays hardware, it should be possible to run Windows in a VirtualBox on a Linux System, or am I wrong? Thinking about this to be my next setup for the next machine (in 1 or 2 years) Im mainly using corp &
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it is because during from 2004/2005 on, it was seen a way to get rich quick to "just found something " and try it to sell: the "early days" where driven by engineers, tech people, technicians - then the MBA crowd j
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think about the early days of Facebook, when it was called TheFacebook.com a bunch of PHP scripts :-D
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Quote: "...within languages with large adoption..." ;-)
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People mainly think of Direct3D when referring to DirectX. The other components were very well: DirectInput etc.
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great effort, consistent styling, nice gameplay! huge success as side project and for the CV!
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when reading all the other "AI is great" threads, none of the HN folks mentions syntax errors, people are complaining about other things. Therefore, asking if there is an example dicussion online somewhere to get some insights is
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mind sharing a public link to all these syntax errors? Sonuds implausible to me within languages with large adoption? (java, c#, c++, python, JS)
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Just pay the 20 USD for ClaudeAI for the beginning, then after 4 - 6 weeks check if you are happy.
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"there is no AI that can do something more cheaply than 1.5 billion indians" :-D
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How is this supposed to work, if they do a scan on various blockchains? Most crypto trading exchanges do not settle trades on chain, so knowing the address that is linked to some account is maybe/potentialy somehow valueable, but i dou
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Congrats, this is actually a very HUGE achievement, and by far already on a production level that nearly no projects of 17yo reach, really impressive!!! (When i was 17 we tried to build a game as a sideproject for years, eventually all the
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10 years ago: "before you marry someone, put the person in front of a really slow internet connection" today: "before you marry someone, put the person in front of a slow AI model" ;-)
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