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bullen commented on htmx: Server Sent Event (SSE) Extension htmx.org/extensions/sse/... · Posted by u/tosh

bullen · 11 days ago

What is the advantage over just using this:

  var source = new EventSource('pull?name=one');
  source.onmessage = function (event) {
    document.getElementById('events').innerHTML += event.data;
  };

http://talk.rupy.se/event.html

> If you need bi-directional communication, then you should consider using WebSockets instead.

Or you just do a HTTP request?

bullen commented on BU-808: How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries (2023) batteryuniversity.com/art... · Posted by u/eswat

bullen · 17 days ago

Between 50% 3.7V and 80% ~4-4.2V is the best.

Don' let the voltage go to far below 3.7V and don't over charge above ~4-4.2V.

bullen commented on Show HN: E80: an 8-bit CPU in structural VHDL github.com/Stokpan/E80... · Posted by u/Axonis

bullen · 22 days ago

16-bit address would have been good no? C64 > VIC2

bullen commented on RTX 5090 and Raspberry Pi: Can it game? scottjg.com/posts/2026-01... · Posted by u/scottjg

bullen · a month ago

The more interesting metric is running HL2 on Pi4, Pi5 and 3588:

Pi4: 20 FPS same when using ffmpeg to stream to twitch. 5W

Pi5: 40 FPS idem as above. 10W

3588: 300+ FPS and rock solid 60 FPS streaming to twitch. 15W

So 5090 is not even interesting for gameplay. More polygons and larger textures do not make games more fun to play.

AAA has peaked and C++ does not even deliver interesting games any more. C#/Java are way better alternatives for modding.

bullen commented on Raspberry Pi and mini PC home lab prices hit parity as DRAM costs skyrocket tomshardware.com/raspberr... · Posted by u/speckx

broadsidepicnic · a month ago

Are rockchip finally providing upstream support?

bullen · a month ago

It's still flakey, but with the open panthor driver things are working well.

It's usable as is.

By the time linux catches up hardware might be very expensive or missing completely.

So my thinking is buy now, use as is, and maybe later we get better software... The point is the 3588 can actually replace my X86 desktop for ALL purposes except Unity/Unreal which I am glad to not run.

bullen commented on Raspberry Pi and mini PC home lab prices hit parity as DRAM costs skyrocket tomshardware.com/raspberr... · Posted by u/speckx

areoform · a month ago

Could you please provide a link? I don't know what 3588 is. It seems to be, Rockchip RK3588?

bullen · a month ago

Yes, you have to google it yourself, there are too many with pros and cons beyond a hn comment.

bullen commented on Raspberry Pi and mini PC home lab prices hit parity as DRAM costs skyrocket tomshardware.com/raspberr... · Posted by u/speckx

bullen · a month ago

To write this article without mentioning the 3588, is like writing about Venezuela without mentioning oil.

Pi 5 and N150 are completely meaningless since before they came into existence.

Also the price of 3588 increases by batch so you can still get them at almost launch price (4GB was $70 now $110, next batch probably ~$150 by now if nothing improves)

bullen commented on It's Always TCP_NODELAY brooker.co.za/blog/2024/0... · Posted by u/eieio

zbentley · 2 months ago

I’m curious about this. Can you share more details or some links that discuss what you’re describing?

bullen · 2 months ago

TcpAckFrequency and net.ipv4.tcp_delack_min but they don't do exactly what we need:

We need to be able to set it to -1 to tell the OS that no acks should be used at all, effectively turning that socket into UDP but with a TCP API!

That way we only have one protocol for ALL internet traffic.

I made a RFC about this a decade ago that was ignored.

bullen commented on It's Always TCP_NODELAY brooker.co.za/blog/2024/0... · Posted by u/eieio

bullen · 2 months ago

What we need is configurable ack packet counts.

Then we can make TCP become UDP.

And then we solved everything.

Both linux and Windows have this config but it's buggy so we're back to TCP and UDP.

bullen commented on I can't upgrade to Windows 11, now leave me alone idiallo.com/byte-size/can... · Posted by u/firefoxd

anthk · 2 months ago

You can use IceWM instead of TWM; it's almost as lightweight and much more stable.

Also, if any, CTWM (with the welcome screen disabled) can be as good as TWM but with better features (sticky menus and the like).

bullen · 2 months ago

I don't like the look of IceWM but I will check out CTWM!

Edit: TWM is less cluttered and less features is actually more here...

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