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When GPT 5.5 flags your chat for possible cybersecurity risk–ask it to help you

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Show HN: TRUST – Coding Rust like it's 1989

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Scripting macOS Image Playground to Create Game Assets for Free and Locally

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Taking apart a robot dog: Unitree Go2 [video]

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Commodore C64 still used in Indiana bakery as cash registers

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U.S. Atari parts store still open after 41 years, spent $100K+ designing parts

tomshardware.com

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MS-DOS and Windows 3.11 still run train dashboards at German railway (Jan'24)

tomshardware.com

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Unitree Go2 Robot Teardown

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Why 2042 will be a big year for AI [video]

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Rust, C++, and Python trends in jobs on Hacker News (February 2025)

martin.wojtczyk.de

111 points·by wojtczyk·anno scorso·93 comments

Nvidia Certifies Drive OS to ASIL-D, but on Orin

eenewseurope.com

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Nvidia Drive OS Achieves Critical Automotive Safety and Cybersecurity Milestones

nvidianews.nvidia.com

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STM launches stm32n6 microcontroller with neural processing unit (NPU)

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Rust, C++, and Python trends in jobs on Hacker News (December 2024)

martin.wojtczyk.de

3 points·by wojtczyk·2 anni fa·1 comments

How is Rust trending on Hacker News job postings compared to C++ and Python?

martin.wojtczyk.de

1 points·by wojtczyk·2 anni fa·0 comments

Is my vision that bad? No, it's just a bug in Apple's Calculator

martin.wojtczyk.de

631 points·by wojtczyk·2 anni fa·395 comments

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·2 mesi fa·discuss

Debugger support is now implemented thanks to a PR contribution.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Debugger support is now implemented thanks to a PR contribution.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

I like this! Now I want to build one, too.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thank you! I am surprised about all the feedback.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thank you! That is what it was meant for :D

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thanks for sharing. Though, in the 80s and 90s this was cutting edge and so much better than what we had before.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Great article. Thanks for sharing.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

I very much remember QBASIC. It created a lot of joy for me. But I went for something slightly different here.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

One of the best Windows 95 projects

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Well, in release mode it is currently 1048KB. Works for a 3.2" HD

·2 mesi fa·discuss

But we can make a Windows NT 3.51 version of Visual Rust, that doesn't suck.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

I am glad to hear how the project resonates with you and other people here. I was reading an article about coding in the 90s and thought, the best time I had was on our first computer. Starting out with Basic, Pascal, Assembly and C++. Text mode, VGA mode, INT 10h ... what fun

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thanks, I was looking into a terminal recorder last night, but then it was kind of late. I will look into VHS.

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Happy to hear that. Thank you!

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thank you! Ratatui was super helpful

·2 mesi fa·discuss

unsafe-only Rust ... good idea!

·2 mesi fa·discuss

I didn't read it any other way than positively only

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thanks for the feedback, maybe I'll redo the screenshots

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Right, we can appreciate a lot of the heavy weight lifting by the compiler or blazing fast translations... in the latter case an assembler would do

·2 mesi fa·discuss

Thanks for letting me know. I shall add that.