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by Jeaye 6y ago
I can highly recommend Github pages, which I use for https://blog.jeaye.com/ The HN hug of death has never brought it down, since Github handles all of the scaling.
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by Jeaye 6y ago
Title should be "Despite an increase in Internet speed, webpage speeds have not improved", since webpage speeds have not acted in spite of internet speed.
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by Jeaye 6y ago
Zulip integrates with Jitsi Meet, so the video call button generates a unique Jitsi meeting link which everyone can join without installing anything or making an account.
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by Jeaye 6y ago
I tried using Wt for a site almost a decade ago, it seems. The layout managers would make the site so terribly jittery that it could cause motion sickness. My use case for Wt at the time as "I know C++ well and I don't want to lea
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by Jeaye 6y ago
Zoom is a closed-source application. Even if it implements perfect E2EE, you still need to trust the Zoom client itself. I don't see any reason why someone would trust the closed-source Zoom client, which means that E2EE basically mean
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by Jeaye 6y ago
Woah, that's awesome. I use ^f for ack.vim, so combining that with quickfix-reflector sounds superb. Thank you!
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by Jeaye 6y ago
- GNU/Linux + i3wm; complete control over my programming environment. - bash + GNU coreutils; seriously, take the time to be able to write helpful bash scripts which can run basically anywhere. - git; use it even when you're not p
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by Jeaye 6y ago
For those interested in betting on esports, there's been a lot of activity in the space recently. My startup, OkLetsPlay [1], partnered with Intel and Overwolf, takes a patented approach to providing a seamless experience from betting
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by Jeaye 6y ago
In short, you have no degree and no software engineering experience, so getting hired for a junior dev role with super low pay should be the realistic next step. I have no degree, but I started my career with a lot of open source projects o
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ClojureScript 1.10.741(clojurescript.org)
265 points by Jeaye 6y ago|67 comments
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by Jeaye 7y ago
The best Purism laptops ship with a Core i7 7500U (Kabylake) dual core processor. I've been using at least quad core processors in laptops for literally over a decade, so that just doesn't cut it. My statement wasn't against
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by Jeaye 7y ago
I have both a System76 Oryx Pro (laptop, for the past 3 years) and a Thelio Major (desktop, for the past 6 months). Both have run Arch most of the time and both are the best laptop/desktop I've owned, for development and for gamin
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by Jeaye 7y ago
For anyone struggling with dynamic typing in Clojure, thinking it's impossible to manage and even harder to build confidence in your code, please look at Spec and Orchestra. You can easily build predicative contracts for all of your da
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by Jeaye 7y ago
If you're making eSports or any skill-based competitive (single or multi-player) games, check out https://okletsplay.com as a potential for allowing your players to bet money on their skill. You get rev share, increased ret
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by Jeaye 7y ago
Parent is right. I've been in and around the SF Bay Area for about a decade and SFO is _only_ ever, unambiguously, the airport.
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GDC and the wellbeing of our teams and community(developer.microsoft.com)
1 points by Jeaye 7y ago|0 comments
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EA Is Dropping Out of GDC 2020 Due to the Coronavirus(gamespot.com)
1 points by Jeaye 7y ago|0 comments
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by Jeaye 7y ago
I have Proton running RL consistently at 250 FPS using the following start command: PROTON_USE_D9VK=1 %command% -nomovie -high -AllowBackgroundAudio Without D9VK, specifically, the average FPS is around 145. Be sure to use the above, if you
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by Jeaye 7y ago
I've put a lot of time and money into Rocket League, including working on GNU/Linux support for BakkesMod. This is a damn shame. Second follow up: I have Proton running RL consistently at 250 FPS using the following start command:
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by Jeaye 7y ago
I think the wording of the title is likely making people think this is "just another fork". However, this is made by Bram and he's looking to drastically optimize the way VimScript functions are called (as opposed to redesign
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by Jeaye 7y ago
Gah, I would love to be able to use Darktable, but it doesn't yet support the CR3 files my camera outputs (since I opt not to use JPG). Once that's supported, Darktable will have a couple more users in my household. https:/&
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by Jeaye 7y ago
Before I touch on Wayland and X, a brief detour. Let's assume Mozilla finishes servo (their browser in Rust). Let's also assume: - It's faster than Firefox. - It's safer than every other browser out there. How do they ge
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Show HN: Embed Discord into a Web Page(titanembeds.com)
2 points by Jeaye 7y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Any beta testers want to try out my app?
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Ask HN: Any beta testers want to try out my app?
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Show HN: OkLetsPlay Beta is live (real money challenges for eSports players)(twitter.com)
1 points by Jeaye 7y ago|0 comments
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by Jeaye 7y ago
I've been using my System76 Oryx Pro for a few years, which comes with Pop!_OS or Ubuntu on it (your choice), but works well with other distros. I use Arch with it just fine. The Oryx may be a bit bigger than you'd like, so you ma
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by Jeaye 7y ago
Not comfortable at all. I use KeePassXC on my GNU/Linux machine and my mobile device doesn't have any of my passphrases because: 1. I don't trust my mobile device 2. I don't like the odds of it being stolen or lost 3. I
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Cutter 1.8.3 – open source GUI for reverse engineering(github.com)
25 points by Jeaye 7y ago|3 comments
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Eto: Cross Platform C# GUI Framework(github.com)
2 points by Jeaye 7y ago|0 comments

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