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CatchSwitch
2y ago
He has so many favorite Linux commands lol
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3y ago
Is this true? From what I've read musicians are hardly making anything off of streaming whereas they used to make much more prior to the popularization of Spotify. And AFAIK Spotify has never had a profitable quarter.
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3y ago
Gotta wonder if the people at PostHog workshopped the name at all before launching...
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3y ago
There are horizontal rotary encoders with click functionality (The component is called EVQWGD001). Unfortunately the pin layout differs from the vertical rotary encoders so you need a custom PCB or hack some custom wiring together. They
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3y ago
God forbid someone be critical of Europe's relationship with west Africa
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3y ago
I don't know what it is about Ruby that turns every HN thread that mentions it into a flame war about how it's not the perfect language. People don't do this with other languages. What gives?
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3y ago
Their recommendation algorithm has gone to complete shit. I used to get a stream of good songs I was actually interested in whenever the album I was listening to ended. Now It seems to just play the same 4-5 songs immediately after my album
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3y ago
I love this guy's content so much. Easily one of my favorite programming content creators around
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3y ago
According to Wikipedia the SWEET16 Interpreter is significantly slower than native assembly (Wiki says 1/10th the speed). A C compiler that targets 6502 would make sense if I want to code something to run on the Apple ][ that's re
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3y ago
Would this work on the Apple ][? How does it compare/differ from the LLVM 6502-MOS project?
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3y ago
Fun fact: The original Pong had no CPU and had all the logic built into the hardware
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3y ago
It mimics Java, so your compiler compiles to a bytecode IR. The compiler as described by the book is a bare-bones recursive descent compiler that doesn't do any AST analysis. The compiler is for a toy language called Jack (fake Java) t
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3y ago
Here's a link to some slides I found online. https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2013/Fahrplan/system... I've been hacking on an Apple ][ over the past few weeks. It runs on a 6502 processor. It