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by 0x0203 2mo ago
Depends on what you mean by active. The kernel has the code in the binary, but on boot it goes through device discovery and initialization, so it doesn't initialize or run drivers for things that aren't present. There are also arc
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by 0x0203 2mo ago
What's the size difference between the AFM needle and the area of stored magnetic flux on a hard drive platter? If you used an AFM as a sort of record player, scanning along lines of little pits, what sort of theoretical information de
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by 0x0203 3mo ago
It's not mine; just a project I've toyed with a few times in my search for GUI toolkits over the years. Issues and/or PRs can be filed on the github page though.
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by 0x0203 3mo ago
For a slightly larger, cross-platform, retained mode GUI written in C, there's libagar [0]. Different use case than MicroUI, but still a neat project. [0] https://libagar.org/
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LibAgar – Cross-platform GUI written in C(libagar.org)
4 points by 0x0203 3mo ago|1 comments
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by 0x0203 4mo ago
Seems some of the listed advantages for Janet would also apply for tcl (small/simple, easy to learn, embeddable, usable as a shell, great for domain specific languages). It would be interesting, to me at least, to see a fan of Janet c
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by 0x0203 4mo ago
As long as you're taking suggestions, since many of the books are quite old, adding a publication date or date range to the search functionality might be nice. I personally would find it very useful since I have a tendency to look for
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by 0x0203 5mo ago
I don't understand this perspective. How can one accept the objectively more user hostile option because the less hostile one gets money from the other. If one objects to using products funded by google, why is there not also an object
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by 0x0203 7mo ago
I suspect that timing might help Intel here, with so much of the better established foundries near fully allocated for the next two years, it may be more a question of availability than brand name risk. And for whatever problems Intel has,
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by 0x0203 9mo ago
Even PDFs don't always render the same from one platform to another. I've mostly seen it due to missing fonts.
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by 0x0203 11mo ago
I find myself referencing this list of embeddable scripting languages pretty frequently: https://github.com/dbohdan/embedded-scripting-languages Ones that might be of interest to you are Umka, tcl, and berry. There&#x2
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by 0x0203 11mo ago
Not sure what the line count is, but PortableGL is a software renderer for 3.x(ish): https://github.com/rswinkle/PortableGL Cool project, and fun to play with.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
> Genuinely curious what the solution here is. At the risk of stating the obvious, the drone shouldn't be flying anywhere near the crane. It's an active construction zone with a structure that moves and swings about in unpredic
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Tcl/tk is still alive and doing well. It's cross platform, very quick to learn, and easily embeddable into other languages/projects.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Sadly very overlooked these days.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
It's mostly bad actors, and a smattering of optimists who believe that despite its current problems, AI will eventually and inevitably get better. I also wish the whole thing would calm down and come back to reality, but I don't t
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by 0x0203 1y ago
For anyone that hasn't clicked the link, it shows that in just a few days, the observatory has already found over 2000 new asteroids. That is indeed very impressive.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Ah, thanks. I had seen a bunch of hype about the camera itself (which is on its own very impressive) and assumed that was the complete device. Didn't realize it was part of a larger telescope.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Why do the brighter objects have the four way cross artifact? My (apparently incorrect) understanding was that those types of artifacts were a result of support structures holding reflecting mirrors on a telescope. But this camera just has
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by 0x0203 1y ago
If the universe does have a positive curvature as this predicts, would that mean that if we look out into space, we could see the same galaxies multiple times? Or even our own galaxy in the past? Or is the predicted curvature slight enough
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Has anyone recently compared thorvg to blend2D? There's a project I want to use vector drawing for and at one point I was leaning more towards blend2d based on performance and multi threaded capabilities, but ThorVG has had a lot of ac
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Yes, to a degree, but probably not quite like you're thinking. The super computers and HPC clusters are highly tuned for the hardware they use which can have thousands of CPUs. But ultimately the "OS" that controls them takes
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by 0x0203 1y ago
I just wanted to share this because these kind of well thought out, deliberate, and maybe even slow release schedules make me happy. Especially for programming languages. There are well-supported releases of incompatible versions with a lon
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Tcl Release Calendar(core.tcl-lang.org)
4 points by 0x0203 1y ago|2 comments
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Getting rid of the motivation for collecting so much private info would go a long way. Advertising is not the only motivator, but currently the biggest one, and putting more restrictions on how advertising is done would be a step in the rig
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by 0x0203 1y ago
I am a kernel dev and you've captured my thoughts on the matter quite well. I would very much rather stick with man, even with the deficiencies the article discusses, than use markdown and web.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
I'll have to dig it up (maybe if I get time tomorrow I'll try), but I've seen a couple research papers where they wrote software that got was pretty effective at decoding peoples passwords by listening to them type. Between d
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Amusingly, it wasn't until I put the feeder out (with suet and a bunch of other seed) that he started drumming. It wasn't right away; there was about a year or so where the red-bellied just came for the food. There were several di
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by 0x0203 1y ago
Not listed is the red-bellied woodpecker. I've got one of them that drums on my gutters just outside my home office window every day. Multiple times a day. Fast, evenly spaced drumming with no variation or fall-off. Lasts 1-3 seconds.
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by 0x0203 1y ago
And most of the actual results from said search are nothing but LLM generated slop content that provide zero utility to the user and only exist to capture as many clicks and traffic as possible so they can shovel as many ads as possible. Th

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