@thor Maybe they don't know how it works because it's not Twitter.
@thor I spent a lot of my time in a gym weight training and it mostly attracted the same sex.
It's almost like the universe is trying to groom me.
#QuickJS JavaScript Engine runs OK on Apache #NuttX RTOS for QEMU #RISCV 🎉 ... Remember to increase the NuttX Stack Size 👍
Source: https://github.com/lupyuen/quickjs-nuttx#nuttx-stack-is-full-of-quickjs
@Hyolobrika @freemo Most Proprietary Software would probably break as a result.
There's this guy in my neighborhood that runs around wearing an orange safety vest that says "Autistic" and I kinda want one.
#actuallyAutistic #neurodiverse #socialAnxiety #neurodivergent #adhd
Yes and No. If you have lived in China, you must have noticed the lack of honorable business practices and precision. So for every pearl of excellence there are a dozen scoundrels trying to ride on that success, and it creates an enormous downward pull on those.
We can already see a higher frequency of microcontroller "bugs" in silicon. GigaDevices GD32 cloning of STM32 has plenty of mistakes in them, much higher than ST. And that is with IP purchased from ARM.
@thendrix The new politik social media is Epsteinsmeet.
Just FYI apparently #Universeodon has switched to the incredibly abusive and poorly maintained oliphant block list that is itself dictated, in part, of mastodon.art's abusive block list.
See my response here: https://mastodon.acm.org/@freemo/111908751487276074
As well as the Admin admitting this is the case here: https://mastodon.acm.org/@wild1145@universeodon.com/111889411895912635
very disappointed in their lack of due diligence.
"Notebooks of a Wandering Monk" by Matthieu Ricard
My #FOSDEM presentation about #Wayland video offloading is online. If you are interested, you can watch it here: https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-3557-the-state-of-video-offloading-on-the-linux-desktop/
I'm happy about feedback, both on the technical side as well as how I can improve doing presentations :)
#FOSDEM2024 #GNOME #gtk #Collabora #GStreamer #sway #kde #Chromium
Yes, I read it all... ;-)
I am probably more hopeful that we will see progress (outside copy/paste-china) for all but the most compute intensive usages, i.e. embedded controllers.
With prices for custom asic also dropping quickly, I think there is a future for open source adopted by many non-asic companies, and a decent job market for people with experience in it.
We are now roughly at 1990 in software, long way to go.
Also found; https://opencores.org/projects/neorv32