LtdJorge

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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Even if it’s an order of magnitude more expensive, they would make money on the glasses. Oakley (and every brand controlled by the Luxotica monopoly) glasses have extreme margins. On the order of, could be sold for under $20 making a profit
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Why is that? Doesn't Linux use SIMD for the crypto operations?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Even with Firefox using Rust and requiring a build of many crates, qtwebengine takes more time. It was so bad that I had to remove packaged from my system (Gentoo) that were pulling qtwebengine. And I build all Rust crates (including rustc)
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
#[repr(u8)] enum Discriminant { Disc0 = 0, Disc1 = 1, … }
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
The sampling will still affect performance.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
I’d be ok with anonymous telemetry which allows them to uncover performance problems and fix bugs.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Yeah, we’ll see about that
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
I think you'd just need a couple of IR sources, can be put in a headband like 2 flashlights, one on each side. Even if you don't see much, any improvements in pitch darkness would be great.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
This may be in part because people that automatized their media servers are using hardware acceleration for transcoding (from 4k for example), and hardware has only recently added decoding for AV1. In my case, I get both 4k (h265) and 1080p
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Yep, that's why I asked
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Will GeckoView and Mozilla Android Components be on GitHub too?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Are you really comparing clap with leftpad?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Tbh, it if couldn’t be recycled, it wouldn’t be used for soda. I’ve heard that 70% of aluminium in use today id recycled.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
The grey part is for everyone. Flagged posts show an even lighter grey, IIRC.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
You made a throwaway for this?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Why would the last name come from him and not the other way?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
I see you every time I open Stack Overflow :D
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
It definitely uses it for caching data
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Forgot the link?
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Mirror’s Edge
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
This is a SQL to X library, though. I don’t think it’s what you need.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Exactly, if feels like someone poured a bunch of seetener into it.
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by LtdJorge 1y ago
Yep. I started reading the zerocarb subreddit more than a decade ago. And decided to try carnivore (with a few plant foods) August, 2022. So far, so good.
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
It took me 3 days to fully drop sugar from coffee, at 17 I think. Never liked sweets and pastry, though, but dropping every sugar drink took me more, a couple weeks, specially Nestea. Edit: took me 1 day to drop the remaining sugar, and pla
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
The pixel shifting that GP mentions is already included in most if not all. I'm dailying an LG C3 42" as a monitor and these 16 months, so far so good. However, I am on Linux and running a custom "DE" with Sway, my backg
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
Do you not like meat?
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
Yep, I knew it as the Japanese format
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
Yes, goroutines are preemptive, too. And they took a lot of inspiration from Erlang and the BEAM when they designed goroutines and channels. In Go you manage your goroutines and channels explicitly, while the BEAM runs all processes for you
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
Me too, as weird as it might sound
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by LtdJorge 2y ago
To me the most important aspect of Erlang is the runtime's scheduler, which is preemptive instead of cooperative. This allows the message passing, sequential code and lightweight processes to be much more effective than in any other ge

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