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halfer53
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Comment #43779874
Nice work!!!
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Comment #40232948
Another one damn
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Comment #38452904
The contract has been signed already. How do they even end the software ip purchased from weta?
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Comment #38317573
hypothetically if the board faced enormous pressure from the public/investor and decided to reverse their decision, is this theoretically possible? of course its highly unlikely th…
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Comment #33892837
backend of McDonald's app is handled by a third party new Zealand company plexure https://www.plexure.com/ not sure what their architecture is
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Comment #27656268
Thanks for sharing this, that's very insightful.
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Comment #27651131
Thanks for the info, good to know that it's easy to implement from kernel's perspective
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Comment #27650896
Oops, typo :p
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Comment #27650780
It's certainly plausible It's currently using wcc to compile the kernel https://github.com/wandwramp/wcc . We can swap it with gcc for sure, but require bit of work, especially the…
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Comment #27649928
True, agree NZ is a great place to work. In fact, I quite enjoy my lockdown-free life in NZ.
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Comment #27649922
Linus is a genius, I don't think I could ever reach his level Yeah it was a side gig for me, I did spend major of my days for the duration of 2 months last year to work on this. In…
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Comment #27649075
Wow, I didn't know WAND had a github page. I'll get my fork merged with the main repo in that case. The custom fork basically adds a extra button "Quick Load", since the srec file …
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Comment #27648586
Depends on the audience I did struggle to explain the significance of this project when I was applying for graduate roles, especially to HR people who only look for keywards in CV.…
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Comment #27648543
OP here, Yeha I did study in Waikato. NZ is a very small market compared to the rest of the world, so there is a lot less opportunities here in NZ in terms of number of startups an…
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Comment #27648485
That's a very smart way of debugging concurrency. I did a lot of logging as well when I was doing debugging concurrency. Overtime once you got familar with the projects, I started …
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Comment #27648005
Thanks will do
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Comment #27647908
Lol, I like your description of the project, sounds much more promising than mine
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Comment #27647745
Yeah they are still using to teach computer systems and operating system course
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Comment #27647677
Thanks. The OS is roughly 90% compliant with POSIX.1, but there's still a lot of work to make it fully compliant. That would probably be my next goal. This is a hobby project, I wi…
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Comment #27647660
I agree, X86 is too complex with its legacy hardware and obscure instructions and environments. It might not be a good starting place to develope hobby projects. The OS is running …
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Comment #27647474
Yeah, I'll definitely share that
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Comment #27647364
Thanks mate :D
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Comment #27647362
Thanks, that's a good point. I'll definitely do that
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Comment #27647340
The hardest part is debugging concurrency and weird scheduling bug. It's hard to debug because I can't reproduce it, which is quite frustrating. Over time, I found that making educ…