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by numerosix 1y ago
Great project!
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by numerosix 1y ago
not reponsive website....
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by numerosix 1y ago
Major kong was the best, he even rides nukes. What a man.
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by numerosix 1y ago
linkedin is toxic. Only use it as a vcard.
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by numerosix 1y ago
Ada version is more readable and faster... Thanks for sharing :) You can find a good Ada setup with Alire for Linux googling 'github sowebio adel-doc'
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by numerosix 2y ago
Same as you... I don't use psp anymore because i'm on the lovely penguin for decades but psp was the finest paint i ever use, since, too, win3...
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by numerosix 2y ago
Just do dishes to help your parents ?
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by numerosix 2y ago
Embedded 8 and 32 bits microcontrollers to web linux based erp/crm softwares. Ada can be used for anything, with the speed of C/C++ but in a far more readable and safer way... Ada is a secret weapon. Don't spread theses infos
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by numerosix 2y ago
I second that. From 8 to 64 bits systems, embedded or system programming, Ada is the best choice. I've saved tons of missing hours, headhaches, etc. with this gem. Search Github Sowebio Adel for a good setup manual and, in the same rep
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by numerosix 2y ago
for Ada, C, C++, Python: GNAT Studio, written in Ada, free software, pc mac linux, fast light powerful...
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by numerosix 2y ago
you're not trying to start a flamewar but you're spreading inaccurate info... fyi, at our company, all pc 12" to 43" dell latitude optiplex or nuc intel or custom are on ubuntu or now debian/xfce... management, sale
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by numerosix 2y ago
Belle parodie ou wokisme hideux ?
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by numerosix 2y ago
You did a fantastic job. A full open source fpga vhdl toolchain for Ada... Very well written too. Hats off sir.
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by numerosix 2y ago
amazing work... thanks to sharing it. all the best from oleron island france :)
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by numerosix 2y ago
This is not a fair comment. Feel free to be a hater and spread unfair BS. We use Ada for years for its reliability, efficiency and readiness. We saved men/years thanks to its productivity. FYI, the latest Ada release is 2022 and still
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by numerosix 2y ago
Using Ada is so cool. A very fast, safe and productive language... With a good community.
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by numerosix 2y ago
Full biased bs. Heard similar stuff when jvm rises a quarter century ago. Electron things are bloatware.
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by numerosix 2y ago
I second that ! compact, unbreakable screen, real sliding keyboard with backlight, beautiful interface, true debian, a total shame, I regret it everyday. It was almost perfect. Tons of apps, even Waze! Android & iphone are pure shit. Ri
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by numerosix 2y ago
Ada/Spark is far ahead from Java and C++ for safety and maintanbility concerns.
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by numerosix 2y ago
French here. 'Le matin des magiciens' has been written by Pauwels and Bergier...
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by numerosix 2y ago
Full BS from idiocracy... Self hosting is a perfect reliable solution.
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by numerosix 2y ago
Ada, from 8bits microcontrollers to amd64 and arm too... really portable, so readable and robust, strong typed, and great community too.
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by numerosix 2y ago
I second that.
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by numerosix 2y ago
n900 was perfectly reliable, yours had a problem. And Maemo was a wonderful interface for mobile stuff. Clean, functional, tweakable. Regret it every day, facing shitty Android. I dream for a LTE n900 with a larger screen, leaving the rest
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by numerosix 2y ago
Stripe is a no go. Period.
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by numerosix 2y ago
They want freedom to write what they want?
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by numerosix 2y ago
Thank you to bring this up.
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by numerosix 2y ago
villain
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by numerosix 2y ago
free software is a cancer, he says...
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by numerosix 2y ago
Very interesting contribution from Adacore to GCC.

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