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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Ah, thanks for the explanation.
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Unsub on two consecutive bounces seems more reasonable to catch flukes (or Gmail going down)?
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
> Doing all the work twice is expensive. Sure, but they already do all the work twice . I get a completely different site on my phone than on a desktop/laptop. In fact, they maintain far more than two designs - in addition to two n
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
It looks like simdjson doesn't support AVX-512, so there couldn't be a direct comparison with this article. I recently got a Tiger Lake laptop, though, so if anyone has a good means for comparison I'd be interested.
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
> The low contrast, colorful text will not compress as accurately as light mode Kind of off topic, but I've always wondered why this is an issue. If I invert the colors, will those parts of the image suddenly compress just fine? I
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Agreed (I use Firefox), but (from being forced to use Chrome) you should be able to get the highlight to go away by clicking somewhere else on the page or by scrolling.
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Yes, Grover Cleveland [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grover_Cleveland
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
It looks like that page has gone back and forth a few times and is leaning toward not listing Biden yet.
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
I found the AP's article (who [edit: many, not nearly everyone] goes off of for race calls) to be interesting: https://www.ap.org/en-us/topics/politics/elections/how-we-ca...
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
A newer video of the tests (2019 vs 2014), in parallel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXnyTZBmfXM
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Haven't people been saying that for a long time?
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Although everyone is saying that Intel is dead in single thread (which is definitely far more true than previously), I don't see 5.4GHz as infeasible for them - tenth gen goes up to 5.3GHz at the very high end and I would be surprised
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Another (similar) very irritating thing I've found with Drive is that while there is an option to remove a shared file from your drive (eg. if it's only listed because of link sharing), there are some that (seemingly at random) ca
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
> 3. I often run with lots of tabs. Although Firefox lets you make tabs smaller, it's default method of "scrolling" tabs isn't as nice as chrome infinite method. At a certain point Chrome will just disappear your tabs
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by Jap2-0 6y ago
Exactly. With an IP, it can be pretty easy to stop someone from doing anything - block one IP (maybe a small range for IPv6), and maybe another for their phone, and then block account creation from those IPs (I'm a bit rusty on the te
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by Jap2-0 7y ago
I guess that forms the core of the issue, it's inherently exponential (or factorial?).
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by Jap2-0 7y ago
> Between hardware flaws like rowhammer, meltdown, spectre, etc. it's not possible to say that a piece of code isn't going to trigger something intentionally or not. I guess I was thinking software vulnerabilities specifically
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by Jap2-0 7y ago
This brings up something I've often wondered about: we can basically guarantee that a very short snippet of code (say, a few lines) is secure, right? However, there is no real way to guarantee that full programs are secure. Can we no
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by Jap2-0 7y ago
Out of curiosity, what file format?
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by Jap2-0 7y ago
Every time I try to reach this site I get "This site can’t be reached, eliot-jones.com took too long to respond." (ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT). Going to the website without the port works, but apparently the port is necessary to re