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The Linux Desktop Is Finally Great (Both Ubuntu and Firefox)(punkx.org)
47 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|41 comments
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Figure Status Update – OpenAI Speech-to-Speech Reasoning [video](youtube.com)
1 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I can tell you as a dad, it frightens me that the future is coming so fast I cant even see 1 year ahead. I teach my daughter things from small circuits to assembler, c, python, sql but also basic prompt engineering, how next word predictors
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
or you just run llama on your pi4
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
nobody is talking about him (in this thread) but you.
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
The internet is dead, by the end of the year most of it will be generated, including the comments here. Both Google and Microsoft are racing to put 'generate' button on every single input field, emails, forms, documents etc. Nobod
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Geoffrey Hinton: Will digital intelligence replace biological intelligence? [video](youtube.com)
1 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I am trying to add usb floppy support for the esp32 host and this site is helping me a lot. The current esp32 mass storage driver supports only bulk only transfer scsi, but usb floppies (those with the uf001f chip) use CBI(control/bulk
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USB in a Nutshell (2010)(beyondlogic.org)
111 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|33 comments
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
> Wow I really hope this is hyperbole. I am sure its not, I dont have much experience as I have worked in only 3 companies in the last 25 years, but so far I have found no relation between code quality and company earnings.
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
> It feels at least a couple of decades away. chatgpt was released 1 year ago, the transformer is 7 years old, I feel quite the opposite, and also I am quite excited and frightened at the same time.
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Lecture 1A: Overview and Introduction to Lisp (1986) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
goddamnit this got me!
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
> give kids laptops but only allow text editors and compilers one commander x16 per child :)
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
We are very much responsible for being on the wrong side in the war against general purpose computing. The "user" not being able to change or understand any single program they use, being driven further and further away form the t
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
Schools+laptops is absolutely crazy. The amount of incompetence is beyond reason. My daughter(12)'s keyboard got broken, now she is afraid she wont be able to take her exam with an external keyboard because there is a spyware extension
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I think this is right. There are like 3 animes I wanted to watch on netflix, but they only have dutch subtitles, Trigun had dutch subtitles for like 4 years until they removed it in the netherlands. I have to play whack a mole with 4-5 stre
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
thanks!
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I love RISC-V assembler. I did a bit of x86 as stuff 20 years ago but hated it, now I wanted to teach my daughter some c and assembler and was thinking between arm and riscv, but riscv is just a joy to teach (I made a riscv assembler boardg
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
In the very beginning I think they(df) used pgbench kind of benchmarks 'the smp' benchmark, as a lot of people were using postgres and was really easy to compare qps and transactions per second, of course it also tests ufs2 vs ham
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
those used to make the most horrible noise when you actually use them
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
yea: https://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-current/2003-Jul...
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37C3's iPhone 15: Under the C [video](youtube.com)
6 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|0 comments
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
:) apple doesnt even let you gdb -p unless you disable the system integrity protection
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
The complexity of our systems has increased a lot, and I dont think the tooling has caught up yet. Its sad that the fastest thing we have now is log.Printf("asdasdf") and grep the logs on the pod :) Debugging multithreaded applica
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
ipv6 is 16 bytes, so more like 123.123.238.217.110.100.12.255.123.123.238.217.110.100.242.176
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I think making a pico8 game is cool, there are many many guides for shmup games or rogue like games or adventure games, also lua is quite fun to learn, and there is a lot of fun in coming up with the assets for the game, making sounds and e
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
I feel like there is a computing renaissance, so many new and creative projects, I am not sure if its because of pcbway or because of riscv, cheap parts, accessible knowledge, kicad and opensource tooling, but it makes me super excited. Peo
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by throwaway71271 3y ago
Nice! But I don't think qwerty keyboards are cool for tiny computers, I was experimenting with chord and even morse code keyboard https://punkx.org/calc for a mini computer with 0.96" display for my daughter, and
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Show HN: One Button Calculator (Morse code Python REPL)(punkx.org)
6 points by throwaway71271 3y ago|0 comments

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