Late Night Linux

Late Night Linux – Episode 169

Mar 21, 2022

30:00

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Highlights

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Episode notes

Is the Mac Really That Fast?

01:54

How to Navigate Around Vim?

01:35

Do We Really Have Less Interest in Soft Red Development?

01:39

Introduction

2min

Using a Machine Translator to Do Machine Translation

2min

Two Way Radio

2min

The Open Kaleidoscope Is a Cool Synthesizer

2min

A Borderlands Granular Synthesizer

3min

How to Navigate Around Vim?

2min

Lenod - The New Apple M One Ultra Max Studio

3min

Is the Mac Really That Fast?

2min

Game Development

3min

10.

I Don't Want to Buy a Smart TV, but I Want to Get Deep and Dirty With It

2min

11.

Computers Aren't All the Same

2min

12.

The Internet Is Down, Is It?

1min

13.

Is It Normalizede?

2min

14.

Do We Really Have Less Interest in Soft Red Development?

2min

15.

Can You Write Your Own Game Development Tool?

2min

We discuss whether computing become less interesting as performance and abstraction have increased over the years. Plus our discoveries including two way radios, synths, HTML from colourful terminal output, and a personal wiki for Vim.

Discoveries

aha

blame Canada for computer translation

Chirp

vimwiki

Open Collidoscope (video)

Borderlands synth

Computers are really fast, but less exciting now

114 billion transistors, one big meh

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