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by webdevver 1y ago
i used to think that being a kickass programmer was cool now all i think about is money
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by webdevver 1y ago
we need to bring back the cpu address/data bus pinout on the back of PCs i want all 64 bits with a write strobe and a 3ghz clock. let me blink leds by bitbanging /dev/mem
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by webdevver 1y ago
sadly its usually cheaper to just kick the server once a week than to spend $$$xN dev hours doing the right thing and making it work well ...unless youre faang and can amortize the costs across your gigafleet
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by webdevver 1y ago
im more of a salami tactics guy myself
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by webdevver 1y ago
i thought that's what customers were for?
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by webdevver 1y ago
i think the latest term is 'tax optimisation'... you could make an argument that in order to optimise your taxes, you have to be quite wealthy to begin with (hiring a tax guy, etc.) - otherwise you don't have any time left in
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by webdevver 1y ago
in the future, teslabot will mistakenly serve you a plate of wet sponges
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by webdevver 1y ago
Most of what we call "computer science" today is nothing more than digital carpentry.
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by webdevver 1y ago
what was the $20k/mo business?
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by webdevver 1y ago
> Khronos losing the OpenCL game to Nvidia, certainly no thanks to Nvidia's sabotage either, doesn't change that SPIR-V is a much more successful format. could you elaborate more on this? sounds interesting
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by webdevver 1y ago
what does "MCP" stand for?
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by webdevver 1y ago
Prediction: When Gen A/B come of age, LinkedIn will make a massive comeback with 'hey look at me being a corporate exec!' style of posts. you will see 'corporate-maxxing' become a thing, as the next-next generation
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by webdevver 1y ago
riscv has no future. the big platforms want to control everything, and the small players, well, theyre small. it peaked in 2022, and has long since run out of steam. regarding china, etc: the current political climate will end very soon. in
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by webdevver 1y ago
they say they deciphered it - ok, so what does it say!? the most important information is omitted... so annoying.
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by webdevver 1y ago
i hate this "trick" with a passion. i am the one who winds up having to debug this shit, and theres nothing i love doing more than trawling through hundreds of thousands of preprocessed C++ that gets defecated by `gcc -E ...`. eve
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by webdevver 2y ago
can a private indivdual buy one of these? and can they be taught to cook food aswell as serve it?
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by webdevver 2y ago
everyone in here arguing about women this, man that, meanwhile i'm just... ...jesus... £24k... £26k... honestly god bless every man and woman who wakes up in the morning and choses to go to work, cos they can't possibly be doing i
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by webdevver 2y ago
scrolling on touchpad was like wading through honey
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by webdevver 2y ago
> Deployments? Manual SSH into the server, copy the build, and pray I know people who would kill to be in your shoes. grass is greener and all that.
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by webdevver 2y ago
being able to hold down Ctrl-T, and just have it open tabs at the speed of the typematic rate is such a joy. it is really honestly disgusting (and I don't use that word lightly) how long it takes for explorer.exe to open a tab, open a
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by webdevver 2y ago
prebuilt binaries available for -march=rv64imafdcbjkl_zicbo_zicbv_zirgjlak_zifjkka1p1_zignjkel1p2_zjkdlw_siajiogreo unfortunately my soc has zignjkel1p1, so have to rebuild universe
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by webdevver 2y ago
mostly an excuse to play with virtualization, filesystems, and networking
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by webdevver 2y ago
bit of a tangent perhaps, not really even relevant to the article: i am really very hopeful that we will finally see the 'democratization' (is that the term?) of intergrated circuits, with projects like Google's SkyWater PDK
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by webdevver 2y ago
what is this actually useful for?
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by webdevver 2y ago
What about, hypersonic glide vehicles, specifically the material science behind their implementation?
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by webdevver 2y ago
good guide for allowing everyone to walk all over you
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by webdevver 2y ago
shame we dont do more cool stuff with builtins. so many times ive wished for something like __builtin_regex_compile() __builtin_regex_match()
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by webdevver 2y ago
chatgpt has revolutionized ffmpeg for me. i had no idea how powerful it was and the crazy oneliners you could do - i had this small project to make a moving collage of video frames, and chatgpt produced the crazy invocation for it. it even
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by webdevver 2y ago
perhaps 'sherlock'? https://github.com/sherlock-project/sherlock
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by webdevver 2y ago
compiling clang on ubuntu 20.04, the link step used up all my ram and started swapping on the nvme. htop froze, so i hit ctrl-c, but nothing happened. no mouse movement, no ssh'ing in, just totally hard-locked. i ended up having to phy

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