aarroyoc

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by aarroyoc 27d ago
Yes! I've never been against languages with batteries included. In fact nowadays I prefer them. It's one of my biggest issues with Rust, but the problem also exists in Haskell. Funnily enough, in Node.js, which gave birth to npm,
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by aarroyoc 2mo ago
It depends on the country I guess. In Spain I never saw a person using Texas Instruments calculators. Casio and HP are way more popular.
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by aarroyoc 2mo ago
There are several RISC-V machines. In the microcontroller world it's becoming more and more usual, but those won't have RVV. SpacemiT K3 based machines are probably your best bet when it comes to RISC-V processors with SIMD suppor
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by aarroyoc 3mo ago
Big fan of hedger! It's not easy to start but I think it's one of the best ways to keep track of accounting, PTA files are very convenient. They leave you with lots of options though, which could be a problem if you're starti
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by aarroyoc 4mo ago
They need a JavaScript runtime to execute some challenges that certain pages present (like YouTube)
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by aarroyoc 4mo ago
This is written from a French perspective as if southern countries joined later because they were not as developed. Quite the opposite. Spain, Italy and Portugal were in the first years of EPI, but they went there own ways because of the la
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by aarroyoc 4mo ago
As someone who lives in Spain, a country that also has a tradition of siestas (that's where that name comes from after all), I have a lot of doubts and I think people romanticize the idea too much. First of all I have no doubts about t
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by aarroyoc 6mo ago
RK3588 is well supported right now and is present in many SBCs
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by aarroyoc 7mo ago
The last time I attended a mass (Spain) it was about some people in the village that were not helping the church enough (with an activity they had to do but also I think there was some money involved) but it was a bit cryptic, so only the o
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by aarroyoc 7mo ago
In Spain many parts of the Internet are shut down when there's a LaLiga match to "prevent piracy". They usually block Cloudflare as a whole but also Vercel, GitHub,... had issues. For example last Sunday I couldn't acces
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by aarroyoc 7mo ago
I'm on O2 in Spain and loads fine for me. That's interesting
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Spring-bouncing: an early review of Aeris Swopper (2021)(no-kill-switch.ghost.io)
1 points by aarroyoc 8mo ago|0 comments
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by aarroyoc 8mo ago
It is still GPL, it is still free software, the source code is there. Only the Windows and macOS binaries are behind a paywall, but you can build yourself the binaries, or use it on Linux. RedHat does this and is "an example of free so
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by aarroyoc 8mo ago
Updated to 39 people now, but probably the number can still go up
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by aarroyoc 8mo ago
https://adrianistan.eu
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by aarroyoc 9mo ago
Yes, I often say that the gold from America was a poisonous gift. It made the country so rich that they stopped caring about other stuff, they could just buy them from elsewhere. So there was little incentive to manufacture first, and indus
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by aarroyoc 9mo ago
Loongson started with MIPS CPUs but current CPUs are not MIPS-compatible. LoongArch, while being very similar to MIPS, uses a different encoding. And some other details have changed. Better to say, MIPS-inspired.
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by aarroyoc 9mo ago
It's not. Before LoongArch, Loongson made MIPS64 CPUs. But this is about LoongArch which is similar but incompatible with MIPS64.
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by aarroyoc 9mo ago
Impressive post, so many details. I could only understand some parts of it, but I think this article will probably be a reference for future graphics API. I think it's fair to say that for most gamers, Vulkan/DX12 hasn't real
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by aarroyoc 9mo ago
At least where I work, writing new Java code is discouraged and you should instead use Kotlin for backend services. Spring Boot which is the framework we use, supports Kotlin just fine, at the same level as Java. And if you use Jetbrains to
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by aarroyoc 10mo ago
Previously discussed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45864341
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by aarroyoc 10mo ago
So sorry for your loss. Some months ago I was very angry to found out that a person was dead for a bike injury that can be easily solved but he had to wait for almost 50 minutes for the ambulance. Not because he was far away, but because he
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by aarroyoc 10mo ago
After a quick research, there's no evidence of a bridge there and it seems difficult to do even for Romans. But there could have been some people with boats in Cale to help cross the river and still be considered part of the road.
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by aarroyoc 10mo ago
As always with this kind of stuff, there are so many inaccuracies, at least in the parts I know of. Roads are mostly ok, although some of them are more like "suppositions" that real roads we have found. Let's take a look at t
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by aarroyoc 11mo ago
Having learned assembly with the book "Computer Organization And Design" from Patterson and Hennessy, it really shows how much RISC-V takes from MIPS. After all they share some of the people involved in both ISAs and they have lea
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by aarroyoc 1y ago
> As a mathematician doing a fair amount of numerical analysis, I must know several programming languages, all of which do roughly the same sort of thing. But Mercury is not a language of the same paradigm as those (imperative, array ori
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by aarroyoc 1y ago
These sanctions are not really effective. I think Cuba is the country that has had them for the most amount of time and... Nothing changed. Instead they force them to develop in house tech which may be better for them in the long term
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by aarroyoc 1y ago
There's one recourse in the Constitutional Court driven by Clouflare and RootedCON but the thing about the Constitutional Court is that it can be very slow and it's heavily politicized and I'm not really sure the government p
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by aarroyoc 1y ago
I just wanted to to enter https://www.osnews.com and it's blocked because of LaLiga. Infuriating...
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Scryer Prolog Meetup 2025(hsd-pbsa.de)
41 points by aarroyoc 1y ago|1 comments

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