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Niklaus Wirth, Inventor of Pascal, Dies At 89 https://developers.slashdot.org/story/24/01/04/0126247/niklaus-wirth-inventor-of-pascal-dies-at-89?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon
Today, 15 years ago #OTD the person or group with the fictive name of “Satoshi Nakamoto” created the first cryptocurrency named Bitcoin with the thought of it becoming a secure and fast alternative to fiat currency.
Now it's known as the most wasteful use of electricity, inefficient and limiting capability/functionality, as well as being among the most insecure and de-anonymizing ways to transfer money.
However, what Satoshi Nakamoto probably hasn't expected is how many scam-currencies would come after theirs, and how their invention would create a new breed of the most annoying people known to our species: crypto-bros.
As I’ve said in the past, I have a M2 Mac Mini at home. It is useful for ARM64 kernel testing and (non-cross) compilation of kernel in home environment but it is also interesting to compare same tests with my Linux machines and macOS.
How the operating system and CPU cores play together makes me honestly feel that Apple is lost what they should do with macOS. If it is used for anything but real-time multimedia, e.g. raw CPU workloads, it does not really deliver. Apple is shipping general purpose computer of which software internals are optimised as it was a tablet.
i have beefiest M2 with full 32 GB of memory and trying to do a largish build with all CPU cores completely freezes the system or like make the interaction laggy to the unusable level. It is quite ridiculous tbhl. Operating system kernel is expected to do time sharing properly and evenly as possible in 2023.
This is not open source vs closed source issue. It is just bad engineering plain and simple. I mean Windows and NT kernel do deliver well in scalability (and Azure provides strong evidence of this).
For the remaining part up until end of 09/2024 at the university I’m working on enabling stuff in https://sochub.fi/, which is IMHO remarkable being academia driven project.
#SoCHub produces yearly a new bigger RISC-V chip with IP blocks from the partner companies for the purpose different topics where you need a #SoC. If I got it right, they are also beefiest SoC’s designed by #academia anywhere in the world.
#Tampere #University drives the project and integrates the IP blocks to the chip design with their own in-house developed 500 kSLOC tool, partners provide the IP blocks around RISC-V core and eventually they can be used for applied research.
For 10/2024 I’m probably looking for a stable corporate job after windy 2022 in a startup, and this period at the university but plans are then pretty much wide and open.
not going to cover this, i just used it as a reference to create a nu-discoish’s bass sound. also quite happy with the guitar made with @uheplugins #zebra2. i’m going to use these sounds to make a track for a compilation coming from a new israel based freeform #psytrance (or #suomisaundi as it is called) record label. ps. neither autotune nor any pitch correction in the vocal, recorded from laptop mic :-) #audio #musicproduction
I’m not excited about oreboot. Fork is not engineering. Neither is replacing mature field-stressed implementation with immature Rust implementation.
Enabling Rust on side with C in upstream #coreboot would be engineering. This way upstream stays mature but Rust can be used to further improve the implementation.
EDIT: I gave this more thought and here’s what I spammed :-) To put story short I don’t believe this works as a “standalone product” but is still potentially useful: https://social.kernel.org/notice/AdIOdilzP66IevvbCy