Is it possible to implement a 64bit architecture on a 32bit CPU and OS from the 80s and nest multitasking? YES, clearly 😎 UltimaVM on #RISC_OS inside the TaskWindow and system is perfectly stable! #coding #CodingLife #nolimits #SoftwareDevelopment #UltimaVM #bytecode

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RT @KeePassXC: Friendly reminder that @KeePassXC is #OpenSource and always free.

@Vicente15477281 Just a silly idea, but it was fun to play with.😁It can store "compressed" time as 7 bit for the year and 25 bit of delta (in seconds) in 32 bit. And yes, just making sure the 2038 bug is moved far enough for me to be retired! 😂

@geerlingguy I just disabled it everywhere. It's ok, they had to do it becuase investors want to se the AI label everywhere, they did it, I turned it off, life is good and investors are happy.

🚨 New post about the cybersecurity challenges of adopting or implementing AI based on Liquid Neural Networks: #TechNews #AI #LNN #CyberSecurity #DeepLearning #Rust #ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #AIResearch #NeuralNetworks #zLNN

@A_R_Saxena However, IMHO, nothing beats you trying to write programs that do creative things with both of them, disassemble them and learn as much as you can from practical projects.

@VinceMH Weird, no comments at all, but I can see the "1" too... 🤷‍♂️

@icanvardar That is as it should be. :)

@Vicente15477281 It depends? 😂

@Vicente15477281 Finally, I haven't tested it yet, had a very long day at work and I'm super tired, but I'll give it a shot tomorrow.

@amolitor99 @vxunderground No, it's worst: It's people that don't have a clue about compilers/linkers think the language defines the compiler/linker behavior. I clarified the issue, some still did not understand it. A compiler can totally generate MB of executable from a C Hello World, does that defines C?

@vxunderground It's just absurd that we still have language wars. And it's even more absurd that in most cases they are started by people that still don't understand compilers, JITers or even coding in general, bah...

@Vicente15477281 ??? You can totally debug a binary in Assembly. What do you mean? You mean debugging a C program without the source? It's a little tricky, but once one become familiar with the compiler's code patterns is not too hard. In all cases load it in a debugger and monitor the data flows

@MathRestaurant If one wants to use MSVC, then they can use "/std:c11" option to ask it to compile ANSI C11 (MSVC is histerically bad at ANSI C99, but using the c11 makes it have more C99 and C11 obviously). Other options are: Clang or, obviously GCC via Cygwin or MinGW, lcc-win etc.

@dorjechang @kai_fall 😂 change the syscall? loool but you're right, here is a version for the junior devs (portable):

@Gingerroot775 @kai_fall I am sure, and I got the C version in assembly down to 696 bytes. Use "ld -o hello hello.o --nmagic --strip-all --omagic" for this, now who has the bigger cock? 😂 - My original point was: Stop language wars, they are for fools. night :)