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Show HN: Interactive text game from a printable boardgame (by Taproot Wizards)(github.com)
3 points by tuhdo 2y ago|0 comments
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by tuhdo 6y ago
My FCLK is also set to 1867, so no decoupling there.
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by tuhdo 6y ago
Many other clickbait articles claimed that M1 is better than the best desktop class CPUs. I only tested the water and found otherwise. The 5900HX is planned and should be within 90% performance of my 5800X within 45W TDP. Not close to the p
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Ryzen 5800X vs. M1: Programming benchmarks(github.com)
338 points by tuhdo 6y ago|301 comments
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Ryzen 5800X vs. Apple M1: Programming-focused benchmarks(github.com)
4 points by tuhdo 6y ago|2 comments
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Well, the "programmers" in operating system and embedded domains are usually electrical engineers who learned how to write code, just enough to apply their domain knowledge. A programmer in the usual sense, that is someone graduat
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Thank you! I already put the book source online. You can use Lyx to edit the book source file.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Thank you. I will make a donation button once the book is relatively "stable". About the sentence, sadly, but it is the trend.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Nice service! I didn't know it exists. Thanks.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Well, Org is suitable for small notes. But for the scope of this book, it's difficult to make Org work for such a complex layout (largely because I don't want to mess with the CSS). I used Lyx because it enabled me to focus on the
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Thanks. I will upload the source soon. As it is written in Lyx, not sure everyone will find it comfortable though. You can always open an issue in the meantime though.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Yes, I'm not native. For that reason I tried to use simple grammar and sentences, and did go through paragraph by paragraph through a grammar checker until the end of chapter 4. I will try to improve it gradually.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Hi, I would love to hear your feedback. It is the style or the correctness? I am really appreciate if you can show me the few incorrect usages of the grammar.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Thanks. I will fixed it.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Well, the book is not Linux-specific but only leverages Linux as a development environment.
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by tuhdo 10y ago
In the Volume 3, it is said that: "In protected mode, the IA-32 architecture provides a normal physical address space of 4 GBytes (2 32 bytes). This is the address space that the processor can address on its address bus. This address s
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by tuhdo 10y ago
It is complete, if you finish the first 2 parts, which consists of 8 chapters. Then you can work on your own by reading the Intel manual volume 3 "System Programming Guide", or learning from OSDev wiki. The first two parts provide
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by tuhdo 10y ago
I graduated from that guide :) You can see the repo here, written entirely in NASM: https://github.com/tuhdo/os-study The problem is that the guide is out of date in terms of toolchain, and you need to figure out many
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by tuhdo 10y ago
Author here. Yes, it's a x86 operating system. However, rather than getting around A20, it focused on protected mode instead. The book not only teaches x86, but how to use the official resources from the hardware manufacturer to write
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Operating Systems: From 0 to 1(tuhdo.github.io)
709 points by tuhdo 10y ago|79 comments
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Watching YouTube inside Emacs 25, with a complete Webkit-based web browser
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by tuhdo 11y ago
So you can put it on the web for complete Emacs newbies to read rather than forcing them to learn Info reading. However, Spacemacs does integrate info+ that makes Info reading much more pleasant, along with helm-info command that I can say
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by tuhdo 11y ago
> Well, I didn't find how to make do without it yet, so I would rather stick with the word "critical" for now. What is "make do"? Do you mean running make? Btw, Spacemacs can do the same with the feature I listed
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by tuhdo 11y ago
He said that the Vim UI is good (aka the modal editing) but everything else is crap. So, Evil gives that interface and better platform.
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by tuhdo 11y ago
> However, `SPC b s` also doesn't what I was looking for. It opens a buffer, not a tab If you are looking for workspaces i.e. organizing buffers into logical group, use Perspective: https://github.com/syl20bnr/s
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by tuhdo 11y ago
There's a reason it's called Spacemacs, not NeoVim and major features are centered around the SPC leader key. There are certain things you must learn from Emacs if you want to get the benefit of it, such as Emacs packages. To make
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by tuhdo 11y ago
Maybe you should learn the Spacemacs way (which is the combination of Vim and Emacs) rather than expecting it the Vim way. To create new buffer, `SPC b s` and enter new buffer name. To change directory and get into it, use `SPC f f` or `SPC
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by tuhdo 11y ago
> * Toggling if search results should be highlighted (:set hls, :set nohls) After you search, you get persistent highlighting. To turn it off, "SPC s c". All the toggling features are in "SPC t" group. > * Opening
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by tuhdo 11y ago
Here is your tutorial, from a Vimmer: http://ian.mccowan.space/2015/04/07/Spacemacs/
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by tuhdo 11y ago
> - The Spacemacs doc is on their repo, not in Emacs! (except if you manually fire a buffer with SPC f f ~/.emacs.d/doc/DOCUMENTATION.md) You can explore the doc for each layer by "SPC f e h". You can even jump t

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