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Another important fact about me is that I collect ISA cards. I still don't believe in magic- just concepts I don't understand yet.
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Another important fact about me is that I collect ISA cards. I still don't believe in magic- just concepts I don't understand yet.
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NINETY DAYS
NINETY INCIDENTS
NINETY PERCENT
YOU PAID FOR ALL FIVE NINES BUT YOU’LL ONLY NEED THE EDGE
Does the world need a new single-board computer design with an MC68060 CPU?
I'm thinking about 4GB of DDR3 DRAM, one serial port, one M.2 slot for an NVMe SSD, and one Ethernet port (probably 1Gbps). Not intended to be software-compatible with any existing board or system.
Same question, but various 32-bit RISC processors? MC88110? Am29000/Am29050 (pin compatible)? Intel 80960KA/KB/MC/XA? TI TMS34020?
#retrocomputing
I remember talking about this with @steve a while ago, before Twitter went to hell:
https://x.com/cr1901/status/1469005874517717001
But when he and the other responder deleted (I don't blame them), the context was lost...
Looking for a specific integer sequence, but OEIS search is failing...
"Number of possible directed graphs with 'n' nodes"
I think it's 1, 6, and uhhh... I lost count after that.
It's come to my attention that John Bradley, author of the "xv" tool has died. I never knew John, but I used "xv" a LOT in the early days of my career as a graduate student working in computational physics.
In many ways "xv" might have been more pivotal to my early career than even Python.
In this thread, I'm going to offer my tribute to "xv" and say a bit about its role in my 1990s "vibe"-coding project that definitely did NOT involve any AI.
This will probably meander a bit. 1/n?