ghaberek

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   by ghaberek 3y ago

   > I've come to realize that I often take constructive criticisms personally. Somebody once told me, "never fall in love with your ideas." Because you are not your ideas. You are not the things you create. Your work and you
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   by ghaberek 4y ago

   I am the proprietor of the OpenEuphoria Group ( https://openeuphoria.org/ ). We make maintain the Euphoria programming language: a general-purpose interpreted programming language with a simple syntax and flexible type system
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   by ghaberek 6y ago

   It started as that but it's since turned into completely usable C compiler that supports 32-bit and 64-bit x86 and ARM platforms. There are still developers adding to the project every day. https://repo.or.cz/w/tin
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   by ghaberek 6y ago

   > this breaks the identity `arr[idx] == (arr + idx)`. as a c++ (and sometimes c) dev, I tend to consider "index" and "offset" to be functionally equivalent. hard pass. And I think that's the problem. Programmers
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   by ghaberek 6y ago

   I use "Color Grab" on Android
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   by ghaberek 6y ago

   Yeah I forgot that only one of the USB ports actually does data. I guess you could use a Teensy that interfaces through the GPIO pins and pretends to be the keyboard and mouse.
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   by ghaberek 6y ago

   Would a Pi Zero W work for this, or do you need a full-size Pi 4? I would think that with the HDMI dongle doing the hardware MJPEG encoding, a Pi Zero might suffice. It'd be really neat to A) bring the cost down another $30 and B) be a
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   by ghaberek 7y ago

   Thanks for including Euphoria in this! Nice to see our language still getting some love.