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by Aissen 4y ago
We could see it if the LTT account hadn't been taken over today, pushed crypto scams, and wasn't currently suspended ("the youtube account associated with this video has been terminated").
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by Aissen 4y ago
My experience with Option 2, is that unless you're not memory-constrained, you'll always reach a point where you need to be GC-aware. Those objects you kept a reference two? GC can't collect them. This hot path that does allo
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by Aissen 4y ago
The goal here is to allow you to redistribute while maintaining the copyright notice.
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by Aissen 4y ago
Answering myself: https://box86.org/2022/03/box86-box64-vs-qemu-vs-fex-vs-rose... and the HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32149080
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by Aissen 4y ago
How does it compare to FEX ? Last time I looked it was the state of the (FOSS) art for this use case. https://fex-emu.com/
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by Aissen 4y ago
Anyone who has been following the last 7 Google I/Os knows that "AI" has already taken a central place in the way Google markets itself to the outside world. So this time it's not a last-minute pivot.
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Commercially available RISC-V silicon(muxup.com)
3 points by Aissen 4y ago|0 comments
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by Aissen 4y ago
If it was the whole story, they'd put their own content (the rare ones for which they have 100% of the rights) with no DRM and the maximum resolution. But they don't do that. In some cases you might get 720p (Netflix content) inst
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by Aissen 4y ago
I use the web client, but I find myself lamenting how it's missing basic features, like playlist management (change song order, duplicate playlist); fortunately I don't use those often, but it is quite annoying.
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Linux Kernel Rust DRM subsystem abstractions and preview Apple AGX GPU driver(lore.kernel.org)
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by Aissen 4y ago
Fun fact: Fuzix started as legendary Linux kernel hacker Alan Cox's retirement project :-) Edit: it has many contributors now, clarified that it start as Alan Cox's project.
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by Aissen 4y ago
It's nice that it's downloadable without filling a form (even though it should have been the default), a leak was bound to happen. The license is quite restrictive anyway: see RESTRICTIONS on https://forms.gle/jk85
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by Aissen 4y ago
As someone who uses a static site generator, I agree with most points. The most important thing in a blog/website is the content. Start writing, and publish.
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by Aissen 4y ago
Shower thoughts this morning while listening to the NEOMIR project that watches out for asteroids heading towards earth from one of its Lagrange points[1]: observing is the first step, but why don't we ready a few missiles waiting in s
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by Aissen 4y ago
Comixology is going to have its lunch eaten by Naver's Webtoon and its alternatives. Disinvestment like this is only going to exacerbate the issue.
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by Aissen 4y ago
Someone manually flagged the post.
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by Aissen 4y ago
Crazy to think that cloud credits, in addition to distorting the hosting competition, might also distort the language choice competition…
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by Aissen 4y ago
This is a quite nice article. Do not stop at the first example that shows something passed by value that would probably better be passed by reference instead of always cloning. I really like how the author used green/red backgrounds to
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by Aissen 4y ago
I loaded them before, so it might only be transitional, but many magazine article links are broken(404) for me (including the article).
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by Aissen 4y ago
Can you show us how did you inspect Brave's financials ?
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by Aissen 4y ago
That's the thing, it's not your device, it's your work device.
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by Aissen 4y ago
I'm guessing this means that the legal hurdles with the MIT are over ? https://mastodon.social/@robin/109524929231432913
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by Aissen 4y ago
It was publicly known that Github was breaking automatic git archives consistency for many years. Here is a bug on a project to stop relying on fake github archives (as opposed to stable git-archive(1)): https://bugzilla.tianocor
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Ask HN: What is “negative testing” in a mobile app?
1 points by Aissen 4y ago|3 comments
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by Aissen 4y ago
A bit sad to see that the audio in the (great!) dataset consists of links to YouTube videos with timecodes, knowing the war on youtube-dl that happened just last year (long live yt-dlp !). Not really future-proof either.
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by Aissen 4y ago
An open secret of the server hardware market: public prices mean nothing and you can get big discounts, even at low volume. But of course the config I talked about is maxed-out and would probably be more expensive than 20k. It would be inte
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by Aissen 4y ago
Multiple server vendors now have Ampere offerings. In 2U, you can have: * 4 Ampere Altra Max processors (in 2 or 4 servers), so about 512 cores, and much faster than anything those Raspberry Pi have. * lots of RAM, probably about 4TB ? * ~9
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by Aissen 4y ago
Yeah, I think having both is exactly what should be done (in addition to talking about the thermal setup).
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by Aissen 4y ago
> Complex devices need complex benchmarking, unfortunately. You won't get a simple, single number that shows how powerful a cpu is. This is the gist of my comment (see after the first phrase), so I think we agree.
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by Aissen 4y ago
It's all about the "With enough thermal headroom". If this isn't specified in the benchmark, then the benchmark is useless because you can't compare with your setup. It's even truer in laptops, but this is true

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