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by 1f60c 6y ago
Ughhhhhhh. Nice one.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
That shouldn't be a problem: I don't think it's possible to make qwajuixk resolve to anything on the public internet. I bet they could hardcode a list of domains, change it up every couple releases, and that'd stop 80% o
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by 1f60c 6y ago
> he *she :-) > Chrome will literally go towards the high 70s for no fudging reason, while idle That seems extraordinarily high, and I've personally never experienced that problem.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
From the article: "PGO was initially introduced in M53 for Chrome on Windows using Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC) […] In M85, we are rolling out PGO on Mac and Windows using Clang." So it sounds like they've been using PGO for a
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by 1f60c 6y ago
This isn't the same, but some compilers have support for macros that tell it which branches are more likely to be taken than others, and in C++20, it's even a language feature.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I decided to measure the memory consumption of browser's new tab pages using a woefully unscientific method (simply looking at the memory usage tab in Activity Monitor and tallying everything up): Firefox 505 MB Safari 480 MB
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by 1f60c 6y ago
My only complaint is that zoom is way too sensitive on macOS, and that it can't be used to fill out forms, as you mention.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
A couple months ago, this was happening for every search. Maybe this is similar.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
It is, but it is quite limited. I don't think you can really "distribute" your app in any meaningful sense of the word, and you also have to reinstall it every seven days.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
How have I never heard of this site before? Thanks!!
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I ran the math on this once. Just a subscription to The Information is $399/yr. Add a subscription to the Times, and you've already blown past your $500 budget.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I think GP meant that a lot of patterns that are common in game dev could also be applied to other kinds of software.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
TL;DR: he (ab)uses his inbox as a task list
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I suggest changing the title to something like "Bletchley Park is preparing to lay off 35 people"
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by 1f60c 6y ago
> dead-tree elimination The practice of removing unneeded code from a bundle using static analysis is commonly known as “tree-shaking”, but I like your version better. :D
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Luminar to go public in $3.4B merger(bloomberg.com)
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by 1f60c 6y ago
It would be interesting if someone benchmarked them
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by 1f60c 6y ago
You can play this game at any time by going to chrome://dino
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by 1f60c 6y ago
Do GitHub, GitLab, Gitea and other "gits" have an agreement with "the" Git?
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by 1f60c 6y ago
It’s already taken. shrug It points to someone’s GitLab instance. As a word of warning, the home page does feature a vector image of something that looks quite phallic.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
Oh, oops. I forgot to edit my comment to add that, for some reason, it doesn’t seem work on macOS. But if that’s not a problem for you, then I’m happy I could help. Edit: I just read the code, and it seems like you found out about that befo
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I find it hard to believe that Gmail will always serve certain users from the same machines, especially in this day and age, with “cattle, not pets” and ephemeral containers. I’m sure they have machines that are only used to serve G Suite a
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by 1f60c 6y ago
> For example, it fetched rpassword, a tool that hides password characters as you type them into a terminal, much like Python's getpass function. I want to note that you can call actual C functions from D without much extra effort.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
Dammit.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
If you Option-click an app, it gives you the option to run the app even if it's not signed. No disabling of Gatekeeper required.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
> MITM TLS (which Google technically does with Chrome) Do you have a source?
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by 1f60c 6y ago
That line made me LOL.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
From the screenshots, the design looks very slick and I can’t wait to give it a try!
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by 1f60c 6y ago
You probably already know this, but if you spread the query over multiple lines, it’ll show you the exact type at each step.
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by 1f60c 6y ago
I think daenz was asking about how to sell an open-source project in general, not in a criminal way.

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