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You can also check this talk from Hissam last fosdem https://fosdem.org/2025/schedule/event/fosdem-2025-6147-what...

I am sorry if my post made you feel this way. I was simply stating that I noticed that all the related news where being deleted, but no intel related story was on the front page. It seems that I simply missed them.

It seems hacker news is deleting any attempt to post this.

We are organizing the Declarative and Minimalistic Languages Devroom on Sunday morning! We hope we see you all there!

It seems it's either exactly the same or barely an improvement from the 13th series https://youtu.be/2MvvCr-thM8?si=V8bOAF0RrajkXuth

To a backend software developer that wants to experiment on 3d graphics, on linux, what would one suggest? Opengl?

You can try using it through Guix :)

I think around the time of Jak 1 development they were acquired by Sony. As long as Sony doesn't shutdown the project, it's good enough!

I think he has an account here, he will see your comment:D

probably Jak X as well

John and Pierre are two of the smartest lisp programmers out there!

I am using Linux exclusively for the last 8 years as my main os. Nowadays all the games I want run on Linux, even AAA ones. All the applications I need run on Linux. This is the best time to be a linux user. :)

I understand that at this point the hdl is only for simulation but could someone at one point run a full gb on an fpga?

The only reason I haven't bought one yet is because I am waiting for a Ryzen version.

Can't agree with this more. Training has really helped me put my emotions in check, and after a workout everything seems more clear. I have ended up going every day, and pretty much feel like a car hit me every day, but I have made so many friends just by having CrossFit as a common activity.

The other day, they even organized a hiking activity in the Parnitha mountains outside of Athens, and it felt like an adventure. It's a great community to be part of. My trainer even jokes I should be paying him a extra therapist fee.

Not to mention I met my, probably, future wife at the gym :)

bf4 and bf1 run great on latest proton on arch with an amd gpu

Yeah, but on the Vita they run around 20 frames, which is not the way they were supposed to be experienced. It's 60 everywhere else.

And keep in mind the jak and daxter games run on 60fps on the ps2. The ps3 remaster and the ps4 emulated version also run at 60.

Have you thought about using something like https://www.hetzner.com/storage/storage-share

Pretty cheap, it takes away the administration burden and you are the one in control :)

My mother was a child in Poland during the Chernobyl disaster. In her family nobody has a history of cancer but she had breast cancer. And a lot of other health issues. Coincidence? Maybe.

Something related from my previous job, for data storage there's Serverpack 35 from Acromove. 120 TB per box, suitcase form factor, includes tracking and remote control. You seal it and you load it in courier car.

https://acromove.com/products/serverpack-35/

They also have Serverpack Edge which is supposed to do the same.

You first have to specify the custom packages load path and then add the name of the package to your scheme system configuration.

For example:

You have a scheme file in /path/to/guix-custom which includes the declares linux-nonfree.

You run `export GUIX_PACKAGE_PATH=/path/to/guix-custom` and now guix will be able to find this package.

You use the module and include in the declaration

`(kernel linux-nonfree)`

PM and I will share my configuration :)

I would start by checking all the capacitors if they are in good condition (i.e not inflated). Then maybe search for a bad solder point.

Location: Greece

Remote: Yes, prefer.

Willing to relocate: Yes.

Technologies: 3+ Years of software engineering, 1+ in back-end, NodeJS, Express, Python, C, C++, Embedded C, Linux.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manolis-ragkousis-74801762

Email: ragkousism@gmail.com

Experienced in remote work, can analyze requirements, design systems and bring them to completion. I want to be challenged, learn new things, grow as an engineer and work on things that will help a lot of people. :)

Location: Greece

Remote: Yes.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: 3+ Years of software engineering, 1+ in back-end, NodeJS, Express, Python, C, C++, Embedded C, Embedded Crypto Modules, Linux.

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manolis-ragkousis-74801762

Email: ragkousism@gmail.com

I am a nice person, likes to work, has a lot of experience in remote work, can analyze requirements, design systems and bring them to completion. I want to be challenged and learn new things :).

Also don't forget about Guix ;) https://www.gnu.org/software/guix/

Where these games actually developed with this purpose? Did doplhin existed back during the game's dev cycle and the developers say "we don't want our game on the dolphin emulator"? Or it just happens that they use an approach that is problematic to begin with?

This reminds me of my father. He was digging water wells for a living, but never checked his equipment. One day the link from the wire rope broke and he fell to his death 20 meters inside a well. This could have been avoided if he was taking care of his equipment. Hell even a simple check would have been enough.

I don't understand. Knowing the worst case scenario doesn't necessarily mean that it will happen, but helps you get prepared for it in case it does. Who would choose bliss over knowledge?

I am currently working remotely for a company. Both the company and me are satisfied with my work. The way I found it is: a friend of mine I met at uni, told me that his boss was looking for new developers and was considering remote. I was interviewed and we agreed. I only go to the company once a month to plan the next one. The rest of the month we are using slack.