Aissen

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by Aissen 5y ago
No, there is nothing in any law that mandates that. It's there for artificial churn reduction. The irony, is that if you register through a platform that takes a big share (they get less money) like the App Store or Google Play, it&#x2
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by Aissen 5y ago
Bought it at launch, and finished the main part, as well as small challenges (enough to get a platinum on playstation), but not 100%. I'm currently waiting for a few years to pass so that I can start anew, because the witness is this t
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Unreal Engine 5 Editor running on Linux Wayland, with the Nvidia binary driver(twitter.com)
18 points by Aissen 5y ago|0 comments
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Evaluating Graviton 2 for data-intensive applications: Arm vs. Intel comparison(redpanda.com)
62 points by Aissen 5y ago|33 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
Heard about Warp from Twitter and the rustacean station podcast. I don't think I'm the target audience (uses Linux and wouldn't use a proprietary terminal), but it's nice to see you try to improve such a fundamental and
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by Aissen 5y ago
I wanted to link to https://github.com/corkami/mitra/#mocky ; but HN does not allow it.
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Mocky: Fool content-based type detection(file) by inserting type signatures(github.com)
2 points by Aissen 5y ago|1 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
The kernel code shouldn't do any session management. It just takes over once the handshake is done; the rest happens in userspace. Also, you're thinking of CPU-accelerated crypto, but you're missing two other use cases: here,
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by Aissen 5y ago
Just a note to anyone wanting to use kTLS: make sure to benchmark it first, like in the article. Depending on the CPU architecture, it might even be slower than plain userspace TLS. Also, while the tx side has seen lots of investment (from
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by Aissen 5y ago
…and their customers will simply not buy their product if it needs a custom kernel.
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Open-source drivers according to Habana(threedots.ovh)
80 points by Aissen 5y ago|23 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
The page says "Call to order", which is quite a bit different from a publicly available product.
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by Aissen 5y ago
If one's ready to take a two weeks sabbatical, hiding tweets with common words for 7/30 days is probably an acceptable compromise anyway.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Before they were bought-out, Psyonix (Rocket League Studio) was a real independent, self-publishing studio. They created something unique that still has no equivalent.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Agreed, I was talking about Vanced, my comment wasn't clear. Revanced is a bit more gray, but still very dark.
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by Aissen 5y ago
To make it clear, personal opinion: this is piracy. Use yt-dlp, NewPipe, SmartTubeNext, invidious, VLC, whatever. Or pay for Premium. But re-using a proprietary app and patching it is IMHO crossing the line.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Apparently Vanced was a patched YouTube app for Android, removing ads, adding a dark theme and YouTube Premium features (probably more ?). It was discontinued two weeks ago: https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/13/
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by Aissen 5y ago
Aren't you afraid this might get your relationship with this supplier tougher ? Not necessarily with engineers, but if some C-level decides that you're giving them bad publicity and blacklist you or making you pay public price for
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by Aissen 5y ago
It's unclear whether they use hardware blocks or just patent licenses. IMHO a texture format support is not a big enough signal.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Hum, thanks for the headsup, it was my understanding that the Apple "GPU" compute part was mostly built in-house, and that only the fixed-function part were from Imagination at some point, then dropped. I didn't know they wer
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by Aissen 5y ago
It's really nice to see Imagination's newly gained openness (see https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Open-Sou... for more context). The company's peak is behind it since Apple slowly dropp
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Netflix's “Skip Intro” button saves 195 years of watch time per day to viewers(about.netflix.com)
2 points by Aissen 5y ago|2 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
Yup. Tried again from another connection and it was in €. Before posting the previous comment, I verified that there was no currency selector on the pricing page, so there are two separate issues, but not the one I initially pointed.
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by Aissen 5y ago
Plausible seems interesting, except this weirdness: "Made and hosted in the EU" (incorporated in Estonia), but pricing is in GBP. Immediately sets off an alarm IMHO.
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AsahiLinux's Introduction to Apple Silicon(github.com)
113 points by Aissen 5y ago|5 comments
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by Aissen 5y ago
If you have a catchall, why not simply put <anything unique>@david.kitchen instead of <shop>@david.kitchen, and then use previously received emails to do any eventual pinpointing ?
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by Aissen 5y ago
The rules never changed. One should only match if the email contains "@" (or better, use browser email inputs), and do the verification by sending an email to it (as you said). Validating TLDs was never a good idea, and still isn&
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by Aissen 5y ago
I guess it is, if you want it to be :-)
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by Aissen 5y ago
Microsoft Apple Netflix Google Amazon and Meta.
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Job Interview Stories(twitter.com)
1 points by Aissen 5y ago|4 comments

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