cpswan

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by cpswan 3mo ago
Sure looks like it. whois.com is showing: Expires On: 2026-06-15 Seems to be a similar story for del.icio.us, which expired on 2026-05-02
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by cpswan 1y ago
https://github.com/dart-lang/sdk/issues/28617 provides some commentary on where things are, and what might happen next.
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by cpswan 2y ago
I think a MAME driver is in the works, but maybe also a whole series of blog posts about roadblocks on that journey.
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by cpswan 2y ago
With shipping and tax the One cost me £94. The Flint 2 has been on sale for £115.51 twice in the last couple of months, 23% more, so not a huge price difference.
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by cpswan 2y ago
I have both. The Flint 2 is definitely the better choice for a home router https://blog.thestateofme.com/2024/11/30/gl-inet-mt-6000-fli... But as somebody doing OpenWrt package development the One is where I&
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by cpswan 2y ago
My takeaway from this is that the existence of RISCVuzz will make future verification much easier. Just run your prototype (or even an emulation of it) against a known good array of implementations.
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by cpswan 2y ago
InfoQ coverage at https://www.infoq.com/news/2024/08/GhostWrite/
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by cpswan 2y ago
For anybody who doesn't want to go scratching around in the wiki git history, I dropped the markdown into a gist - https://gist.github.com/cpswan/2b65fa11c83c8d16dc464bb0f9a91...
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by cpswan 2y ago
Maybe you've been using the GD2md-html plugin. I've certainly found it useful over the years, and will likely still use it for some of my workflows. https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/docs_to_ma
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by cpswan 2y ago
Have you found your way to Stuart Conner's page? http://www.stuartconner.me.uk/ Lots of resources on the original TI dev boards and tools for TMS99Xx.
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by cpswan 3y ago
Debian support for RISC-V is presently only in Sid (testing release). So not production ready. When I ask people what it will take to get RISC-V into stable releases the answer is always ‘better access to test hardware’. Hopefully this is a
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by cpswan 3y ago
Yes. I’ve been running it on a VisionFive 2 and a BeagleV-Ahead.
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by cpswan 3y ago
John Kennedy has done a very thorough emulation of the KIM-1 on iOS for anybody wanting to play with it https://apps.apple.com/us/app/virtualkim/id1548356829
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by cpswan 3y ago
My final year project at University was building a real time simulation of the human peripheral hearing system on an array of T800s, written in Occam. The work continued without me as a PhD project. My supervisors published a paper about it
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by cpswan 4y ago
The TMS9900 architecture lives on in TI's MSP430 line of MCUs, and they're everywhere. You probably won't get through today without interacting with a bunch of things that have MSP430s inside. https://www.cpushack.
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by cpswan 4y ago
My main gripe is that Dependabot can end up raising multiple PRs for the same dependency bump in the same repo (especially with Dockerfiles). I really wish I could tell it to do rollups e.g. `@dependabot rollup #1234 #1235 #1236` or somethi
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by cpswan 7y ago
I wrote the InfoQ piece. Some further thoughts on my blog - http://blog.thestateofme.com/2020/03/10/further-thoughts-on-...
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by cpswan 8y ago
Also Swift has 'Playgrounds' as an iPad app or online http://online.swiftplayground.run/
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by cpswan 8y ago
Radio 4 covered BASIC in their 3/5 episode of 'Codes that Changed the World' https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05pnvmh The episode does a good job of explaining that the language hit a sweet spot of easy
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by cpswan 8y ago
Microsoft released Small Basic in 2008-2015 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Small_Basic though a cynic might say that it's just an on ramp to VB.Net
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by cpswan 8y ago
RC2014 'is a simple 8 bit Z80 based modular computer originally built to run Microsoft BASIC' https://rc2014.co.uk/ Though for keyboard and screen you still need a terminal (or terminal emulator, which can be a Ra
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by cpswan 10y ago
It's not very encouraging that they don't have reverse DNS for their own IPs
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Metaprogramming (with Atomist 'Editors')(blog.thestateofme.com)
1 points by cpswan 10y ago|0 comments
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by cpswan 11y ago
Nice. It would be even nicer if it was possible to have a WiFi connection on wlan0 and masquerade that to the soft AP. I take a WRTnode with me when I travel as it's so often useful to have a router between my many devices and hotel Wi
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How to build a holodeck, week one(evryway.com)
4 points by cpswan 11y ago|0 comments
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by cpswan 11y ago
This battle might be fought with the dwindling pockets of old media, but it seems to miss the fact that everything created by anybody has copyright. A permission based culture won't just create a minefield around old media, it will
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by cpswan 11y ago
We're in the last few days before this goes down from iPlayer (where it's been an online exclusive because the BBC was too chicken to show something so profound on an actual TV channel). Warm up those VPNs and proxies if you'
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by cpswan 11y ago
There was also WS-CDL, a standard for choreography that was intended to improve upon many of the orchestration standards (and implicit centralised control within them). It was one of the few WS-* standards to come from W3C rather than OASIS
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by cpswan 11y ago
Do you have a link or further info on that as I've everything I've found says the X250 is limited to 8GB (which is why I'm still stuck with my 2yr old X230)?
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by cpswan 12y ago
The SJ4000 and similar Go Pro clones have been finding their way out of China via the usual eBay channels, so I'd be surprised if the same doesn't happen with this provided that they do an English language firmware.

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