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by numlock86 3y ago
> While Unreal engine currently does not have terms like Unity’s, there’s nothing stopping them from doing something similar. In fact if Unity manages to get away with this it seems likely they will follow suit. I sense a lack of argumen
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by numlock86 3y ago
> On discord, I had to log in and join their group to ask about an error message, only to find it’s a common issue and there’s a few troubleshooting steps. > On GitHub, I had to log in and search their thousands of issues to find an e
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by numlock86 3y ago
No goose but the wing? Disappointing.
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by numlock86 3y ago
I use https://www.wireshark.org/tools/oui-lookup.html exactly because of that reason.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> old > since 2010 I guess I am getting old, too. I have a server running Arch Linux (same installation but updated and rebooted, though) since early 2011 and I would have not called it old by intuition. I just realized it's over
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by numlock86 3y ago
I've been enabling devtools and the button for 1080p60 streaming ever since I saw the possibility to just do it client side. And it works. I don't know for how many years by now, but apparently no one at Discord cares.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> Using the legacy ARM ISA. Unfortunate. Said no one in the industry, ever.
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by numlock86 3y ago
It's possible, yes. But it's not really usable. I tried Linux on the STM32F469 discovery board and the only takeaway was "Cool, it works". Feels more like a proof of concept than anything you'd want to use in a prod
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by numlock86 3y ago
Caddy is cool if you want sane defaults and not bother with anything for simple hosting. As soon as you get any drop of "not the default" poured into the mix the configuration becomes quite tedious really fast. I recommend Caddy t
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by numlock86 3y ago
I had to work with a brandlabeled Redmine solution (plan.io) which was a terrible experience. Roughly ten years ago. I remember it breaking every two weeks in different ways and support always told us it's the underlying original Redm
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by numlock86 3y ago
> Killing RSS was part of that strategy. Oh boy. RSS died because it was "only for nerds". Never had I ever met a person outside my tech bubble that had used RSS yet knew what it was. That's not how the average Joe uses th
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by numlock86 3y ago
> Knowing that my computing resources just sit there unused bothers me. Why? Does it bother you also that your car isn't driving when parked? Nothing bad about an idling CPU. Less power consumed, less CO2 produced.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Calling/executing the binary/runtime on OS level isn't part of what has been counted in the article. Why do you insist on this being relevant then? We are talking about input size (binary) for a runtime. Calling it isn't
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by numlock86 3y ago
I don't need a binary. Same rules as the article. The runtime prints Hello World without any input at all. 0 bytes. See "Stück" for example. Calling the runtime itself is not part of the problem. Again, see the article.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Hear me out: Create a runtime that prints Hello World without any input given and you could go as low as 0 bytes for your "binary"! (And yes, I am aware this already exists.)
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by numlock86 3y ago
Start with something small/easy to get the basic concepts and just keep going from there, like you'd do with any other skill. Making a Flappy Bird clone (for example) has become the Hello World of game programming.
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by numlock86 3y ago
The 2D framework, especially for UI, is pretty awesome. But the learning curve on the layout system is quite sprinkled with head scratching and frustration in my opinion.
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by numlock86 3y ago
That's exactly what a GPT bot would produce to hide the fact that none of you are real and I am just posting within my custom AI crafted bubble of "internet"!
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by numlock86 3y ago
I wonder what the prompt was for this article. I've seen a lot of work on reverse prompt search for images from Stable Diffusion, but not so much for getting prompts back from ChatGPT output.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Yesterday's discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36481263
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by numlock86 3y ago
> Generally you have to run Espressif's FreeRTOS variant, which is a very different programming model from the standard microcontroller-with-interrupts model that prior Arduinos use. I can tell you never bothered programming an ESP
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by numlock86 3y ago
An RA4M1 with an ESP32-S3 ... as the coprocessor for WiFi and BLE? Why not just do everything on the ESP32-S3? The RA4M1 seems a little unimpressive next to it. Something like an RA6M4 at least would have been cool, though: Add QSPI flash a
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by numlock86 3y ago
The title seems like absolute clickbait, implying the $30 controller is at fault. Yes, I have read the article and this is not the case. It wouldn't even make sense anyway. But the title together with a mid two digit dollar number heav
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by numlock86 3y ago
External one with a C3 is what we ended up doing.
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by numlock86 3y ago
ESP32 is pretty old and will reach EOL "soon". At least when you are thinking on larger scale and long product lifecycles. You wouldn't design it in for a product you start developing now and want to put into the market by th
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by numlock86 3y ago
No, the ESP32-C3 sadly doesn't have any DACs.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Love ESPs, especially the C3. The general lack of DACs with a lot (well, almost all) of the chip models is quite sad, though.
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by numlock86 3y ago
> Absolutely a pity & a shame no one else has competed with this market dominance by Nvidia. Well, at least you admit it's not Nvidia's fault. Apparently Apple, Intel and AMD don't think there's much money to grab
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by numlock86 3y ago
> but now Hyper-V supports GPU virtualization Yes, but getting that to display still is bound to low performance and delay. It's meant for GPU related tasks to utilize resources solely for computing.
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by numlock86 3y ago
Hyper-V is terrible in regards of video output performance and input responsiveness as its meant primarily for virtual machines running in the background.

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