willisbueller

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   by willisbueller 7y ago

   I also disliked brutalist from spending too much time in Ontario University campuses which just did a boring job of brutalist. Then i visited the barbican in London and fell in love. There are very good examples of brutalist out there
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   by willisbueller 7y ago

   It provides some of the capabilities previously limited to microkernels in the past around the ability of an application domain to customize the kernel to fit its needs. You can see it in loadable kernel modules, user-space drivers which al
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   by willisbueller 7y ago

   Sounds a lot like SPIN OS https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SPIN_(operating_system) They have to make do without type safety (in SPIN's case provided by modula-3), but it's really cool to see it tried. For tho
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   by willisbueller 10y ago

   Arch ARM is basically a ready-to-go distro. Choose your board (if it's supported, download images, and burn them). Which sounds great, but in the embedded world, that gets kinda limiting very quickly. Using binaries on boards can suck.
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   by willisbueller 10y ago

   arch linux ARM over yocto? come on.