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by v9v 1y ago
It's a quote, so I can only speculate. Maybe he was referring to the effects caused by scratching or other damage on the disk?
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by v9v 1y ago
I'm not the author of the post itself, but the 74181 chip seems to be defined in the simulator: https://github.com/hneemann/Digital/blob/master/src/main/dig...
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by v9v 1y ago
It seems all this package does is install and configure ada-ts-mode and eglot (to use ada-language-server) with some custom commands (defined in config.lisp). Here's how I adapted it to my config: https://pastes.io/ada-
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by v9v 1y ago
"Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature. CD distortion, the jitteriness of digital video, the crap sound of 8-bit - all of these will be cherished and emulated as
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Weird CPU architectures, the MOV only CPU (2020)(justanotherelectronicsblog.com)
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by v9v 1y ago
Fossil comes with a chatroom feature ( https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/chat.md ). Could that be what they're referring to?
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by v9v 1y ago
They have an emulator here: https://github.com/Datamuseum-DK/R1000.Emulator2 Notably it needs KiCad to run and takes ~140 hours to boot. Seems like the reason for KiCad and the slow operation is that the emulation occu
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by v9v 1y ago
This reminds me of the turnpike property in optimization: for some optimization problems, no matter what the initial and final conditions are, the optimal path passes through the same section. Then you can exploit this to simplify the probl
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by v9v 1y ago
Why use machine learning to solve a problem that you already know how to solve? The classical method is easier to derive, run and understand. Any failure cases can be easily reasoned about and can be clearly outlined and ameliorated if need
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by v9v 1y ago
Maybe not applicable for the XR platform here, but you could add introspection capabilities not present in Linux, a la Genera letting the developer hotpatch driver-level code, or get all processes running on a shared address space which let
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by v9v 1y ago
Please read the "Significance" section of the Wikipedia article you linked. It shows that your claim that this is a legal requirement isn't as clear-cut as you make it to be.
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by v9v 1y ago
I normally dislike electron use for desktop applications but in this case it's a web browser so I don't see the problem. If you want an Emacslike text-based browser, maybe run emacs -nw and use eww?
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by v9v 1y ago
In Emacs if CUA mode is on, C-c behaves as copy if any text is selected (and if no other keys have been pressed within a short time). To send a C-c when text is selected you do a C-S-c instead. Similarly in Windows Terminal I remember C-c w
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by v9v 1y ago
I've understood array language to mean "a language with focus on array processing" rather than "APL descendant". The array language comparison I found online lists Fortran, MATLAB, Julia etc. as array languages: ht
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by v9v 1y ago
Not J, but there is an APL compiler made in Common Lisp here: https://github.com/phantomics/april
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by v9v 1y ago
I use org-download ( https://github.com/abo-abo/org-download ) for pasting images.
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by v9v 1y ago
I think your comment has some threads in common with Rodney Brooks' response: https://rodneybrooks.com/a-better-lesson/
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by v9v 1y ago
I enjoyed the emphasis on all the real life snags the author hit when trying to realize a simple idea. Really makes the end worthwhile.
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by v9v 1y ago
I understand that this has very little relevance for a pomodoro app where the intent is to create a fictional atmosphere to help you focus, but with the mention of Middle Eastern music I was reminded of this (admittedly long) video: https:
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by v9v 1y ago
Lucid Common Lisp used to have cross-compilation features built-in: https://www.dreamsongs.com/Files/cp.pdf The approach is somewhat interesting: They model the different platforms the code will run on as classes and s
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by v9v 1y ago
I don't think people use it for reproducible environments on their own machines the same way Docker is sometimes used, I've mostly encountered it in academic compute clusters as a way to install the libraries/languages you&#x
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by v9v 1y ago
You should put time into learning this if you are going to be running HPC jobs on clusters, because some HPC clusters support this for jobs and not much else.
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by v9v 1y ago
Could you quote where in the blog post they claim that? CTRL+F "Jetson" gave no results in TFA.
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by v9v 1y ago
What advantages does copying and pasting this snippet link have over copying and pasting the code? Syntax highlighting?
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by v9v 1y ago
Why do people keep bringing up this e-waste argument and act like they have to throw their Windows 10 computers into the garbage? It's not like the operating system stops working the second official support ends.
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by v9v 1y ago
Related: a Pi Pico cluster that looks like a Cray computer https://hackaday.com/2023/04/09/parallel-computing-on-the-pi...
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by v9v 1y ago
The user manual linked in the homepage ( https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1aZuBR-jVCda-VkG-8MzX... ) seems like an interesting idea.
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by v9v 1y ago
Alternatively: to which the bartender replies "ok"
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Self-Referential Abstractions(lcamtuf.substack.com)
1 points by v9v 1y ago|0 comments
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by v9v 1y ago
If this is only for Switzerland, why the English website?

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