justmarc

Consider flutter, it may make your life a lot easier if you want to further develop this into something more substantial.

Much better! thank you, but that's see through PCBs.

What I'm really looking for see through electronic components :)

Very nice! But I came to see see through electronics, not cases.

Donate it. What use is it sitting in storage forever, unused?

A great writeup and a really nice set of improvements to this otherwise pretty basic device.

That said, it absolutely boggles the mind that an HDMI output for this thing would be taken care of by an RPi, that is many orders of magnitude more powerful, and power efficient than the device at hand.

Amazing, beautiful work!

Nice! An Android version would also be appreciated :)

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Optimization matters, in a huge way. Its effects are compounded by time.

I have a feeling we're getting into an "AI squeeze" soon. So many companies in this sphere are going to have to fight for their lives and or implode.

Excellent advice. I find that it even applies to software.

Thank you.

Sadly you are absolutely right.

How would products get known, let alone sold, without this?

We can't expect the vast majority of regular users to have any of that skill.

What is this going to lead to? fascinating times.

And suddenly this type of quality is becoming "normal" and acceptable now? Nobody really complains.

That is very worrying. Normally this would never fly, but nowadays it's kind of OK?

Why should false and or inaccurate results be accepted?

I glanced at the code, and it shows that your father cared a lot for his work.

Countless people were touched by his work and remember it decades later.

Thank you for sharing this!

I have totally disagree here.

I don't even look at crate versions but the stuff works, very well. The resulting code is stable, robust and the crates save an inordinate amount of development time. It's like lego for high end, high performance code.

With Rust and the crates you can build actual, useful stuff very quickly. Hit a bug in a crate or have missing functionality? contribute.

Software is something that is almost always a work in progress and almost never perfect, and done. It's something you live with. Try any of this in C or C++.

Clickhouse is a masterpiece of modern engineering with absolute attention to performance.

You could look all the details you need and more up on linkedin.

These are very well built machines.

To keep them running for decades Linux or other open source operating systems are pretty much the only choice. Not only for performance (which is better) but also because Windows will phase old hardware support out, it's just what they've always done, and will always continue doing.

Very well written and justified.

At the end almost everything in life is about interests. It's clearly in the best interests of one country, or union of countries, to do their thing and reduce reliance on others.

So they finally figured out most managers are not just useless, but literally a drag to the company and progress?

Improving the security of their income stream :)

Some 25 years ago I was tasked with writing a certain driver for Windows.

Being totally migrated to Linux by then I refused to use Windows for writing as well as building it, so I worked hard to build it with MSYS.

Long story short, I made it, and the driver worked great.

I think I had to write a patcher for the resulting PE (.sys) to get it to actually load.

Fun times.

Liking it a lot so far. Keep it up!

I remember you launching this! I even used it and it was one if not the best at the time!

Well deserved.

A huge congratulations to Bryan, a wonderful achievement and a remarkable result! Keep it up Bryan!

It's lovely to see HN so nice and friendly, keep it up guys!

Winston Churchill's words, “Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm.”

I bet this doesn't come from the kindness of car manufacturers, but through laws and regulations requiring that.

We probably don't have any of that with software, yet.

I agree. The only thing is that 250 employees can't be a million dollar company, as then each employee would be making $333 a month.