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by unwind 3y ago
Another poster mentioned the BOM link, it's 6 NEMA 17s of various torque ratings.
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by unwind 3y ago
So, when they say [1]: Films on this site can be streamed free of charge, or downloaded for your personal use for a small fee. They just omit/forget/ignore the fact that you (I guess) have to be in Canada for that to work? Som
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by unwind 3y ago
I was old enough back then that I remember actually paying for the shareware version of FrexxEd [1]. I just learned from that page that it's open source now, cool! [1]: https://daniel.haxx.se/opensource.html (yes, by t
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by unwind 3y ago
Meta: I did not post this ... I wonder if I managed to post to HN with my phone in my pocket? Rather interesting/scary thought, account breach would not seem like a reasonable thing either, though. :/ Weird.
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by unwind 3y ago
0n mm mmm nnmmnmnnnnn NMT mmkmkm..mkmmm km km mm kmmmm m ummmmmmnm NMT kmm mmummmmm mm mm.........ummmmmmmmmmmkmm mm u mmm mmmmmmmm NMT m..mm
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by unwind 3y ago
Probably because it does not consider those to be core questions. WebAssembly [1] is not new. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAssembly
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by unwind 3y ago
Nice and detailed, thanks! As a struggling Rust n00b it's instructive with these kinds of walk-throughs. Found a typo: "[...] and the program counter will be implemented." -- the last word qouted should be "incremented&q
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by unwind 3y ago
Someone here. Great to see this being more widely/deeply described. It looks very capable, interesting choice with onboard Ethernet switch. Would be so much fun as a games console, but I guess even at this size programming the GPU bare
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by unwind 3y ago
Didn't know that, and I thought I had a fairly close eye on the STM32 family. Thanks! A poster above mentioned that STM32MP2 has been announced, even.
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STM32 family grows to microprocessor/Linux level with STM32MP1(st.com)
107 points by unwind 3y ago|71 comments
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by unwind 3y ago
"Hockey-stick" though, right?
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by unwind 3y ago
Uh in case someone doesn't know. Stevie Wonder is blind. Having him test a non-tactile instrument is non-obvious at best. Obviously he has a couple of metric tons of experience as a musician so can probably make a potato sound interest
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by unwind 3y ago
I wonder what material is this. Maybe old fishing nets and random plastic trash, considering its all recovered from beaches? Heh. Nah, perhaps hay/grass? Not sure what acts as a binding agent, either.
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by unwind 3y ago
You are probably aware, but replacement PSUs are fairly widely available [1]. I am no EE but I would be very surprised if they are linear. [1]: https://www.c64psu.com/
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by unwind 3y ago
Meta: the actual main content is video, the article is mainly a meta piece about what an USB protocol analyzer is, and when you would want one. I did not watch the video (yet) but the article is pretty nice too as an introduction to the top
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by unwind 3y ago
Awesome. I just wish they could do some deal and release an RP2042 with, uh, maybe 1 MB of onboard flash for $1.
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by unwind 3y ago
Uh, non-native question: what is the word "class" doing in the title? Is a hyphen missing, so it should be "750 MHz-class"? I searched the linked page but the word only appears in the title, sans hyphen.
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by unwind 3y ago
Wait what there is no integer division instruction? That sounds very weird and [1] disagrees by describing SDIV and UDIV. What? [1]: https://developer.arm.com/documentation/den0024/a/The-A64-in...
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by unwind 3y ago
As someone growing up coding Amiga demos and (mostly unreleased) games, I share this dream. There is the Commander X16 [1] but it's "too 8-bit". On the microcontroller side I was very excited about the STM32U599 [2] but it se
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by unwind 3y ago
Do you deep fry in olive oil?
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by unwind 3y ago
Original C compilers only guaranteed comparing up to 6 characters in an external symbol, which I think is part of the reason why many nanes are so short.
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by unwind 3y ago
I used XML/XPath/XQuery in the early 2000s to define a custom binary protocol. It was so fantastic to have a single source of truth, and use transformations to generate both document (spec) and C serialization/deserialization
593.
by unwind 3y ago
The US is known for having free local landline calls, something that as far as I know is not very common globally.
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by unwind 3y ago
Meta: typo in title, "programmers" lacks an m.
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by unwind 3y ago
Surely this: 50GFLOPS, 3Mpixel/s Imagination BXM-4-64 graphics processing unit (GPU) Has got to be a typo? 3 million pixels per second is not very impressive, to understate things a bit. Edit: also, in Sweden Digi-Key want almost $18
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by unwind 3y ago
Meta: typo in title, s/sckeptic/sceptic/ I guess. Thanks.
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by unwind 3y ago
But what is the actual point of clinging to C89 for a game like this? Do you expect to port it to obscure DSP platforms? Note: I freaking love C and often defend/advocate it here and elsewhere. I just don't understand why anyone w
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by unwind 3y ago
Uh, I'm not in the industry at all, but obviously (?) the concept of prefabricated (modular) houses exists, and has done so for many years. Perhaps this is a regional/national thing (I sometimes get the feeling that "prefab&q
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by unwind 3y ago
Uh I think the CS-theoretical part of your comment kinda whooshes over my head, but I think it's good to clarify what you're doing with the return value of strcmp(). I'm sure you probably know this, but for non-C-programme
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by unwind 3y ago
There is no solid standard, since it's C we're talking about. I would kind of agree that lower case is more common. More weirdly (from reading the header [1], I have not worked with raylib) the public types and function names are

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