Will I ever be able to retire, doubtful. Have a family, probably not. Are these personal failings I need to take responsibility for, absolutely. Still my expectations are very low and my earnings and lifestyle reflect this.
Where do you want me to move? What job do you want me to take? What more do you want to take from me? Do I deserve less, more, just enough? Why do I have to listen to you about that?
You have _no_ clue what you are talking about.
Now, this isn't to say living is great. You are living in a dorm with 20+ felons, you have bedbugs to contend with, and it's dirty. I still have a normal ass job as well. Being homeless fucking sucks.
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"hooks": {
"PostToolUse": [
{
"matcher": "Edit|Write",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "command",
"command": "mix format ${file} 2>/dev/null || true"
}
]
}
],
"TaskCompleted": [
{
"matcher": "",
"hooks": [
{
"type": "prompt",
"prompt": "reminder: run mix test if implementation is complete"
}
]
}
],
"Stop": [
{
"hooks": [
{
"type": "prompt",
"prompt": "Check if all tasks are complete. If not, respond with {\"ok\": false, \"reason\": \"what remains to be done\"}."
}
]
}
]
},
Just update it to iterate over your file. It should be a little easier to manage than git hooks and can hammer in testing.
Get yourself a board, raspberry pi, and set up a samba server.
https://github.com/AnimeCatGirlIndustries/kdl-zig
I personally like KDL, and this is the library I use for my personal zig projects. Looking to get feedback and improve the library.kdl-zig is a KDL 2.0.0 parser/serializer that passes the full official test suite. It supports direct struct decoding/encoding and a DOM API.
With the NES there are all sorts of weird edge cases, one of which are NMI flags and resets; the PPU in general is kinda tricky to get right. Claude has had *massive** issues with this, and I've had to take control and completely throw out code it's generated. I'm restarting it with a clean slate though, as there are still issues with some of the underlying abstractions. PPU is still the bane of my existence, DMA, I don't like the instruction pipeline, haven't even gotten to the APU. It's getting an 80/130 on accuracy coin.
Though, when it came to creating a WASM target, Claude was largely able to do it with minimal input on my end. Actually, getting the WASM emulator running in the browser was the least painful part of this project.
You will run into three problems: 1) "The Wall" when any project becomes large enough, you need the context window to be *very* specific and scoped, with explicit details of what is expected, the success criteria and deliverables. 2) Ambiguity means Claude is going to choose the path of least resistance, and will pedantically avoid/add things which are not specced. Stubs for functions, "beyond scope", "deferred" are some favorite excuses to not refactoring or implementing obvious issues (anything that will go beyond the context window, Claude knows, but won't tell you will be punted work). 3) Chat bots *loooove* to talk, it will vomit code for days. Removing code/documentation is anathema to Claude. "Backward compatibility", deprecated, and legacy being its favorite.
https://github.com/colinstanfordjones/SU_N
Maybe somebody out here has a need for this. It features:Linear octree storage with Norton ordered blocks! It's kinda like p4est. It even has runtime partitioning! It has an MPI backend! Turn that "home lab" into a "HPC". It supports gauge lattices! Model a nuke! In zig! Does it work? Download and find out!Tests and benchmarks will show you how to make a kernel, API usage, and some examples for...
China: Great, two can play this game, how about you now lose access to X,Y,Z that may be manufacturing, fabs, investments, rare earths, Chinese markets, etc.
Netherlands: Hmm, that costs more than this company by an order of magnitude. Take it.
This isn't taking into account back channel dealing, conflicts of interest or really anything besides a surface level reading of situation. They had them by the balls.
Deltahedra is a great YouTube channel for getting the basics.
This may be slightly out of date, but these patches allow HDMI out on uefi for the Max, and can probably be easily modified this for the Ultra. If there is interest I can look into this later on tonight and test on an Ultra. The HDMI device tree isn't too bad, you can kinda guess the address offsets, but you will need to dive into the 3588 refernece manual. There are some design flaws in these boards around using SPI for the wifi and bluetooth and haven't had these work yet. Vulkan hardware support is alright, and can run Chromium and Niri without issues. Ghostty doesn't as it is OpenGL only.
I use these baords for aarch64 linux builds and a basic desktop environment, and it's been pretty rock solid with EDK2. Take a gander ya'll.