wwarren

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by wwarren 6mo ago
I love LÖVE. For me it sits at the perfect intersection between high and low level abstraction. Unfortunately the latest released version is getting pretty long in the tooth now and a lot of devs use the latest HEAD from the repo since it h
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Nice idea!!
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Following the RSS feed is probably the best way for now!
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by wwarren 6mo ago
YES, a modern version of the 74181 is equivalent to about 12-20 chips in the LS or HC series. It would be so useful. Someone should do a tiny tapeout!
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by wwarren 6mo ago
This is such a nice comment! Thanks for reading :)
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Dread was the desired outcome haha. I was also kind of excited to prove to others that you can have fast clock speeds without spending forever bending and stripping wires (for my fellow lazy/busy people). Honestly even though it is a b
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by wwarren 6mo ago
For the microcode ROMs they can just be “hardwired” with a zillion simpler gates. This has the added benefit of supporting way higher clock speed. For my planned program ROM you would either have to input manually like the first computers,
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Type 2 fun, totally stealing that!
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by wwarren 6mo ago
You can do so much before needing to buy anything or even learn any electronics. There’s a lot of good simulation options out there like Digital, Logisim-Evolution, even video games like Turing Complete and Logic World! That’s before you ev
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Gotta use what you’ve got! Thanks for recognizing the madness :)
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by wwarren 6mo ago
Amazing tip! Will do
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Write up of my homebrew CPU build(willwarren.com)
238 points by wwarren 6mo ago|50 comments
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by wwarren 9mo ago
Amazing. The crime and punishment example crashed my iPhone’s Google Chrome when I tap the URL haha
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by wwarren 1y ago
Coming out of deep sleep and Wifi coming back up, I’ve seen upwards of 600mA
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by wwarren 1y ago
For iPad maybe try Delta emulator and the NES version of Tetris
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by wwarren 1y ago
It’s mentioned in the article under the images as the inspiration for this work
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by wwarren 2y ago
The circle is complete
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by wwarren 2y ago
Check the reviews online, but generally random bits of Go code are presented with no build-up or explanation. B Trees are implemented immediately and without explanation. The book is incredibly short and seems just like a loose collection o
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by wwarren 2y ago
Man I got the first edition of this book and it was so bad. Hopefully this is better…
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by wwarren 2y ago
The player character in Bioshock Infinite is a disgraced former Pinkerton. Great game
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by wwarren 3y ago
(2016)?
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by wwarren 3y ago
Let's see Paul Allen's Turing machine
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by wwarren 3y ago
Been using it for months for work and play and haven't looked back. It prevents accumulating tabs infinitely, and has a number of quality of life improvements that I now can't live without
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by wwarren 4y ago
Is this the arm version of windows?
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by wwarren 5y ago
Probably an OS for an upcoming piece of VR hardware, if I had to guess https://www.inc.com/jason-aten/3-reasons-why-apples-upcoming...
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by wwarren 5y ago
I think the Pi 4 and above don't have that issue any more? I could be wrong
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by wwarren 5y ago
Can’t we use an icosahedron for a better sphere?
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by wwarren 6y ago
They work in the one I use: “Octal” for iOS
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by wwarren 6y ago
Yep talk to your GP and they should be able to refer you (or they might feel comfortable assessing/prescribing without doing a referral).
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by wwarren 6y ago
In my experience this is 100% the case with all IaaS providers. AWS's entire IP space is basically on all email block lists for example.

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