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by NavinF 3y ago
On what machine? As I mentioned up thread, if a machine with similar specs can't handle that many tabs, something is misconfigured. Eg maybe memory timings are way too conservative or the wrong power profile is in use. If you open Reso
722.
by NavinF 3y ago
I've seen the occasional memory leak from Youtube and Twitter, but only once a month. Not a big deal since I try to reboot for security updates every 3-6 months anyway.
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by NavinF 3y ago
Exactly. You can't even search within just one bookmark folder in chrome or do fuzzy search. Bookmark manager UX is hot garbage.
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by NavinF 3y ago
Each project has its own window. Ctrl+tab moves down the call stack and ctrl+shift+tab moves up the call stack. Exploring a topic often requires depth first search and a lot of ctrl+w and clicking "close tabs to the right" after r
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by NavinF 3y ago
0 unread replies on the sites I use regularly (HN, reddit, twitter, messenger) and 0 unread emails in the Primary tab on gmail. I used to be inbox-zero in all gmail tabs a couple of years ago and I will be yet again some day. The main limit
726.
by NavinF 3y ago
I meant that for a modern machine 1500 is nowhere close to the maximum amount you can have before TLB misses (and later page faults) slow down the entire machine. If a machine with similar specs can't handle that many tabs, something i
727.
by NavinF 3y ago
That's not a lot tbh. I'm usually at ~1500 tabs (13 windows across 3 win+tab desktops) per machine on both my desktop (64GB 5800x3d) and macbook (32GB M2 Pro).
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New type of 3D printer to make progressive twist barrels, springs, screws, rods [video](youtube.com)
5 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
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by NavinF 3y ago
> I said to myself, this is the end, I'll never go back, never again attempt to view a video on it, because 99% of the time they'll ask me to purchase premium I see this kind of language all the time on HN. Reminds me of "
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by NavinF 3y ago
> the “traditionalist view” of monetary policy: the belief that the only way to tame inflation is by causing a recession. This view so thoroughly dominates the economics profession that it is often considered something closer to a law of
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I am an absolute 'Glasshole' [video](youtube.com)
5 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
732.
by NavinF 3y ago
What countries are you thinking of? I can't think of a single one where that's the case
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by NavinF 3y ago
Did you reply to the wrong thread?
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by NavinF 3y ago
If you're flexible enough to forgo UDP/IP, why not use infiniband instead of ethernet? That gets rid of all the complexity you mentioned but still gives you ordered streams
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by NavinF 3y ago
link to said video?
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Make DNS fly with dnsmasq --all-servers(ma.ttwagner.com)
1 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
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by NavinF 3y ago
This website breaks the back button on Chrome/desktop/windows. I had to click and hold the button to leave the site
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by NavinF 3y ago
Has anyone looked into this more recently? 1.1.1.1 still doesn't support EDNS ECS and the privacy concerns seem overblown since DNS is already cleartext and a DNS lookup is almost always followed by a connection attempt which reveals y
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1.1.1.1: Fast, but not so accurate yet (2018)(shaunc.com)
2 points by NavinF 3y ago|1 comments
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by NavinF 3y ago
$7,354 in 1950 is $96,080 today. There are $100k homes out there if you don't care about location. Zoning laws and building permits block anything that's significantly cheaper.
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Glue is NOT stronger than wood [video](youtube.com)
1 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
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by NavinF 3y ago
This is why there should be an easier way to auto-sign CLAs or better yet, programmatically declare that all my contributions are CC0/public-domain so nobody has to contact me to find out that my code doesn't come with strings att
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The Copenhagen Interpretation of Ethics(forum.effectivealtruism.org)
1 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
744.
The legal strength supplement that works (not an ad) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by NavinF 3y ago|0 comments
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by NavinF 3y ago
This has always been the case. OpenCL is a shit show
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by NavinF 3y ago
> This was considered perfectly average and normal when the series started No it wasn't. They made a whole episode where a normal guy visits Springfield and points out the absurdity of Homer's 2 story home, two cars, etc: http
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by NavinF 3y ago
That's a perfectly logical reason to use GA. As long as HTTP servers don't have a built-in UI for analytics, people will continue to use GA (with server side Measurement Protocol for counting hits from people with adblockers) for
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by NavinF 3y ago
Source on "vast majority"? Maybe CCC is the exception, but getting sick after going to a conference is definitely not the norm. I'd guess prevalence is ~1% based on my anecdotal evidence knowing people who attend conferences
749.
by NavinF 3y ago
The main reason why people write abstractions over stuff like this is to make it portable. I'm sure there's something similar to vmsplice on every relevant OS. The library can also fallback to write_read if you're targeting s
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by NavinF 3y ago
Seems reasonable for reducing friendly fraud. In the US you just get your money back no questions asked and it's up to the merchant to provide proof that they provided the services/product as advertised

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