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renewedrebecca··on Food delivery apps rack up $20B in losses in fierce battle for diners
It's almost like trying to insert yourself as a middleman in an industry with super tight margins may not be the greatest business model.
renewedrebecca··on California launches pilot to charge drivers by miles, possibly replacing gas tax
If they're using the roads less, shouldn't they?
renewedrebecca··on DOS Fallacies
Ahhh my eyes!!!
renewedrebecca··on How does AI impact my job as a programmer?
What LLMs do and what Evolution does are not the same thing.

Evolution is a process where small changes over a long time create new, more complex organisms. LLMs are not that. LLMs are not evolving themselves, giving themselves new abilities. Just adding more variables to a long list of variables is not the same thing.

renewedrebecca··on Am I too old to create a popular programming language?
Doing something just for the fun of it is enough.
renewedrebecca··on Ketogenic diet induces cellular senescence in multiple organs
Thank you for clarifying that!
renewedrebecca··on Jan Leike Resigns from OpenAI
Purposely making an addiction machine, most likely.
renewedrebecca··on Crafting Interpreters: 640 Pages in 15 Months
I might be similar to you- web-based publications work better for me, but yeah, I bought the book too just to support Bob.
renewedrebecca··on The legendary Zilog Z80 CPU is being discontinued after nearly 50 years
It is not pin-compatible.
renewedrebecca··on Why is Windows 11 so annoying?
The JVM problem was fixed in what, 11 days? That's pretty damn good.
renewedrebecca··on Z80 Product Line Z84C00 End of Life / Last Time Buy [pdf]
Sure, but how many 1 Mhz z80 machines do you remember?

I'm not saying the z80 is better than the 6502, but it's a pretty big stretch to say the 6502 is better, especially if you're not coding in assembler.

renewedrebecca··on Z80 Product Line Z84C00 End of Life / Last Time Buy [pdf]
So, any feature of a processor is a reason to say something is better than the other?

Ok... The 6502 does not have port-I/O. Everything is memory mapped. Therefore, the Z80 is better.

Or, the Z80 has more registers than the 6502, therefore the Z80 is better.

Or, the Z80 can do limited 16-bit operations that the 6502 can't, therefore the Z80 is better.

renewedrebecca··on Z80 Product Line Z84C00 End of Life / Last Time Buy [pdf]
For what?
renewedrebecca··on The hero tax: Why 'selfless' workers are professionally exploited
blinding flash of the obvious: In "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" series, Sam struggles with not being able to get financing for a loan as well as not really getting paid for being an Avenger. In hindsight, I wonder if the writers were using that as an allegory for "the hero tax".
renewedrebecca··on Oil Cooling Can Make EVs Even More Efficient
It's ironic that we've managed to somehow find a use for oil, even in EVs.
renewedrebecca··on Programming with DOS Debugger (2003)
Things turned out to be a lot less fun than I thought they would be, just for what you've mentioned.
renewedrebecca··on xz has shown how a dependence on unpaid volunteers can cause major problems
If Microsoft wants to use ffmpeg, then they should have to have people on staff who can fix it when it breaks. The whole point of FOSS was that you could have the source code to things you rely on. If there is a problem, you can fix it or pay someone else to fix it.
renewedrebecca··on BeagleY-AI: a 4 TOPS-capable $70 board from Beagleboard
With the two DSPs, seems like this would be a nice board to build a guitar effects pedal around.
renewedrebecca··on Looking at the Atari 400 Part 1 – By Paul Lefebvre
minor nitpick: The 1541 disk drive's CPU was just a 6502 running at 1 Mhz. Basically the same chip as in the C64 (6510), but without the built-in I/O ports.

Atari's SIO system was way better.

renewedrebecca··on State Farm won't renew 72,000 insurance policies in California
Like a good neighbor, State Farm moved the hell out.
renewedrebecca··on JetBrains' Temporary Solution for macOS 14.4 Issue with Java
I don't see how JetBrains can fix (or even be expected to fix) this problem long term. It's a macOS/Java problem that can only be truly fixed by Apple and Oracle.
renewedrebecca··on Wendy's will experiment with dynamic surge pricing for food in 2025
I will be experimenting with not eating at Wendy's in 2025.
renewedrebecca··on Porting Sweet 16 (2004)
It's really not a register page though. There are all sorts of operations that you can do on the real registers that you can't do with a zero page address, at least not directly.

It's just a shortcut addressing mode.

renewedrebecca··on Portugal eased its opioid epidemic, while U.S. drug deaths skyrocketed
idk about that... Chega seems to have a lot in common with American conservatism.
renewedrebecca··on RTO doesn't improve company value, but does make employees miserable: Study
nice black and white thinking there.

it's not an either-or situation. people who want to go into an office should. people who don't want to, shouldn't have to.

and hell, with the way you seem to think, why would anyone want to go into an office and be around people like you all day.

renewedrebecca··on Alabama health system pauses IVF treatments after court embryo ruling
get therapy.
renewedrebecca··on Why is Common Lisp not the most popular programming language?
I personally really do hate python.
renewedrebecca··on Built-in workaround for applications hiding under the MacBook Pro notch
That’s literally possible… there’s some criteria that will force the display into that mode (although I can’t remember off hand what it is)
renewedrebecca··on Niklaus Wirth has died
It's not like Pascal changes a whole lot.
renewedrebecca··on Every major pharmacy chain giving government warrantless medical record access
I’m not joking…. You’re sounding really paranoid. Please get help.
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