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@lupyuen

At least the time of checking whether the compiler produced the correct code is mostly over. Back in the 1980s, it was very common that the PC-based compilers (I think we had a whole bunch, MS, Borland, Lattice,...) just generated the wrong code, typically in optimizing but due to the constrained memory we almost always needed size optimization (our case, M model, 64k code, >64k for data).

@lupyuen If a quadcopter endangers personnel, then I would hate to see what kind of threat the actual fire, soot and hot air pose.

The article is very dismissive of the people who risk their property and freedom for information that could be shared IRT with firefighting efforts.

"window that can be built in 15 minutes and costs just £12 a square metre using polyethylene, PVC piping, pipe insulation and duct tape"

theguardian.com/world/2023/aug

"whereas the Linux kernel uses the Devicetree during Run-time, uses the Devicetree during Compile-time"

embeddedrelated.com/showarticl

@lupyuen

Although I have appreciated her content from time to time, the fact is that she quite openly broke China's Law and got off much milder than many anonymous "rebels" that use VPNs.

I think authorities "let her be" for much longer because of her mainly soft criticism of China itself, and her focus on DIY, at least initially. Could well be that her recent "coming out" was a step to far, perhaps the accumulation of tweets were no longer acceptable. Perhaps it was simply "reel in success"

@lupyuen considering to run mindcraft bedrock server this way on an Ampere

Naomi Wu: "I got my wings clipped and they weren't gentle about it- so there's not going to be much posting on social media anymore"

hackingbutlegal.com/p/naomi-wu

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