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by aappleby 9d ago
anyone who thinks "woke" is a valid counterargument is not worth listening to.
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by aappleby 14d ago
yep
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by aappleby 18d ago
I have a whole thread over on Reddit about it, the spec sheet is wrong - but you must use displayport.
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by aappleby 18d ago
and he's been complaining ever since they stopped letting him shoot machine guns at teddy bears.
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by aappleby 19d ago
One of the interesting things about the N100 line of chips is that they can drive a 4k120hz display just fine - which is _awesome_ for game streaming. Looks like the next gen is gonna ditch that. :/
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by aappleby 21d ago
Arduino doesn't know who they are anymore.
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by aappleby 27d ago
Fun fact - Google Maps does something similar to this in WebGL in order to keep accurate coordinates across a planet-sized map using only 32-bit floats.
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by aappleby 29d ago
You want "Onboard Memory Manager", which is 12 megs.
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by aappleby 1mo ago
I use this all the time, works great.
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by aappleby 1mo ago
It has an effect only in terms of how big an offset you can encode in a relative jump, the _arrangement_ of those bits in the instruction is irrelevant (and already abstracted away in the compiler/linker framework).
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by aappleby 1mo ago
Having written a few RISC-V cores, worked on a chip design project that used RISC-V cores, and generally being OK with the architecture in real-world use cases: What the heck is this guy's problem? Just about every thing he mentioned a
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by aappleby 1mo ago
I have a B70, what llama options are you using and what performance are you seeing?
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by aappleby 1mo ago
So what do you use for debugging?
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by aappleby 1mo ago
I've had tinnitus for 25+ years after neglecting an ear infection while I was working overtime. It's never disappeared, but the "rain on a tent" sounds from mynoise.net, fan noise, and having a Twitch stream on in the ba
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by aappleby 1mo ago
I reverse engineered the Game Boy from pictures of the die - https://github.com/aappleby/metroboy - so yes, it's totally doable. It is also incredibly tedious and frustrating. Not sure if that gives me an advantag
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by aappleby 1mo ago
If this is "simple", then I don't think the author has tried a good parser combinator library yet.
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by aappleby 1mo ago
Get a human to write it or GTFO
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by aappleby 2mo ago
Slop
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by aappleby 2mo ago
Oh lord, I went to the "ALU" example, did absolutely nothing, clicked "Run Tests" - YOU WIN You didn't test this thing at all, did you?
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by aappleby 2mo ago
Why does "Browse" at the top take me to what looks like a scam shopping site? The "Pipelining" level is completely broken - big completely empty grid, no components to place, and you actually think you're going to l
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by aappleby 2mo ago
yeah crap article :P
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by aappleby 2mo ago
Most complexity can be transformed into a set of interlocking simple systems, but getting there is haaaaard.
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by aappleby 2mo ago
XTREEEEM
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by aappleby 2mo ago
This was lovely.
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by aappleby 2mo ago
Surely "how to draw a SVG pelican on a bike" has made it into the training data by now ...
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by aappleby 3mo ago
tiny coin cell, would run for about six hours
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by aappleby 3mo ago
You might enjoy this dime-sized earring I designed ~13 years ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyBhdRp_5rY
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by aappleby 3mo ago
this would be more convincing if it wasn't ai written.
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by aappleby 3mo ago
The smallest amount of simple code that solves the problem wins. Everything else is irrelevant.
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by aappleby 3mo ago
I feel like there's gotta be a catch in there somewhere, like "fails catastrophically when computing logarithms" or something. skeptical

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