Madlad also includes ESP32 binary in this release.

The only platform missing is WebAssembly. And maybe KaiOS, but I have no desire to port OpenTyrian to KaiOS again.

Ah, that webpage has <marquee> elements

This document does not describe any new dreamy 100 gigabit network cables or switches. It’s a protocol for connecting AI farms, using existing hardware.

That’s interesting. Does that mean that something like Monster Girls anime is acceptable for big-screen cinema, because it includes enough fantasy elements (and exotic body parts) to be considered artistic? It’s still very much “intended to arouse”, does the movie need to match both criteria to be considered porn?

That’s a recent quote, appearing around 2010 I think.
People in the 70’s were actually performing quite well in their porn, the film rolls were expensive, the morals were still very much conservative, and they were calling it ‘art’ and hiring big name Hollywood actors.
The most expensive porn movie ever is Caligula, with a budget of $17.5 million, and it was released in 1979. Cheap porn is a recent trend, because, well, no jerking off in the cinema, so the distribution is limited to streaming, plus porn was customarily pirated for a long long period, and not much protected by courts.

It flies, so I don’t get the joke. I’m an embedded developer BTW.

Nah, my script kiddie skills are still perfectly fine. It’s just that finding a regular coding job is easier and more profitable now, also the stuff I did 10 years ago is way less impressive now, when you have Youtube tutorials how to do that exact thing.

Educational bureaucracy strikes again!
It’s likely that you will learn the same exact thing when you’re 35 and need to improve your trade skills, but as a self-study and not an university course with zero relation to real life.
The field of programming is vast, and you totally can learn only the tiny part that is useful to you and ignore everything else. And learning CS to write programs is like learning to design combustion engines to drive a car.

It would be better to introduce ‘programming literacy’ course. Like, learn whatever trade you like, but with a computer, because computers are everywhere now.

The computer by itself isn’t that much useful, it needs to control something, like CNC welding machine, and if you can write the most basic Python to control your welding machine, you can do twice the work, because you can run your welding machine at night.

If POWER is so open, then why RISC-V is so popular? Given that it’s IBM, I guess they keep the better part of the architecture for licensing deals.

How about /bin/true

int main() {
  return 0;
}

it’s about the size limit of safe C code that I can write.

Blocked by W^X security policy!

It was a cool trick, until it was used by viruses.

Once again I am reminded that autoscroll is abomination

Night vision contact lenses, with no battery needed

std::vector<bool> fits eight booleans into one byte.

To summarize: new fancy code autocompletion tools will make useless junior devs even more useless, plus a regular amount of usual AI buzzword doomsaying.

The few people who actually used DeX for doing stuff are now religious about it.

Well, you have to commit into a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard and external display for it to be any useful.

Mine doesn’t. Seems like an aesthetic feature, since the pen is transparent.

If you can call CRISPR a known technology them yes. Like calling a combustion engine a known technology to develop a new car.

Yup, because they are annoying, not because they do not work.

Pretty much every news site asks you to enable browser notifications.