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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
Vite is built on esbuild and Rollup, but there’s nothing tying it to either. In theory with the evolving ecosystem, it can swap whatever it wants to use internally and still provide a consistent experience.
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
Arguably a lot of people might interact with servers that use their chips (and cpus and nvidia gpus), plus there’s game consoles which are fairly popular.
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
Agreed, although the sad thing is that eBay/FB have a large audience.. so if I fail to sell something elsewhere I'll usually have to switch to one of those two :(
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
I can definitely confirm this, I tried to air cool my 5950X without much luck. Enabling PBO I've seen it go over 200W, which a 240mm rad handles very well.
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
I ran into that one for a while, and I read that newer DP cables’ standard has better shielding to prevent it. I got a newer cable and the issue went away, ymmv
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
What’s the disadvantage of crts that outweighs all the advantages?
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by PaulBGD_ 4y ago
They’re monetized by selling ads in exchange for BAT, plus they probably hold plenty of BAT which they can sell over time as they continue to increase its value.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
I would love to see what % of their visits is the flexbox article.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
Specifically, uBlock Origin
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
Funny enough, a lot of this is describing blitz.js.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
There was a recent 0 day in iMessage relating to image parsing, in a open library that Apple used. I’m not sure why the poster is being so vague, but the blog post is an interesting read. The second comment just seems like a dig at apple in
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
I'm fairly confident they just count a site as down based off the popularity of the page.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
POWER9 is a family of processors. This is an announcement that Firefox's coding engine (for JavaScript) can run this code fast on those processors. It's somewhat interesting because OPENPOWER is a competitive alternative to Intel&
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
I'm sure he'll see this soon, so congrats Rich! Svelte has been a cool project since the beginning, and I'm excited to see Rich have more time to work on this. As an early contributor I've seen Svelte go through a lot of
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
While it would be nice to be able to ensure that the source is what's exactly on the app store, protonmail does have their iOS app open sourced. Not quite the same as a generic email client, but is probably the next closest thing.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
While bloom filters are nice for understanding, as far as I know they've been surpassed by Cuckoo filters, and now (maybe?) Vacuum Filters. I built a torrent-like streaming application for video a few years ago on WebRTC and bloom filt
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
That's a fair point, although presumably you could just use an app to expose your photos locally.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
Really? I just use the windows icloud app and sync it to my nas.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
I use ProtonMail + Thunderbird, it does require a client to handle the decryption/encryption to the servers. It was open sourced a while ago which is nice, although admittedly it'd be nice to have it just work.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
Honestly, go to an office supply store and try a few chairs. See what’s comfy, but also forces you into a good posture. There’s not really a one size fits all office chair, and $200 goes pretty far if you’re not buying a high end chair (whi
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
I got one nearly brand new for $25 off Craigslist, which I think is a steal for the price. At $200 though, there’s some other competitors that I feel would be better.
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
Relatively, they're correct. Compared to other app stores like Apple where the fee is $100/year, which personally I'd consider huge. To get on Steam, the fee is a one-time $100 with the ability to get it back after $1000 in s
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by PaulBGD_ 5y ago
This article seems to imply that people purchasing more things, and especially willing to pay more than they're worth is causing inflation. If that follows, what would be the reasons for that? Being at home, stimulus checks, or somethi
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
I used Standard Notes paid for over a year, and switched to Obsidian recently. My experience with SN was that the editors are half fleshed out, incompatible with each other, and make it hard to use with other tools. The notes can be markdow
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
> Spoiler alert. I do not hate submodules. I do how ever have an instant oh oh response when people mention they want to solve a problem with Git submodules. First line of the article explains the title.
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
In my personal experience with Topaz and a 3060 ti, usually 4-5 frames per second. Although it depends on the input and output resolutions.
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
Yeah, it seems the reason he mentions YAML specifically is because it has become highly used for these "build script"-like "config files".
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
Java knows at compile time exactly how many arguments are passed to a method, so presumably there's no adapter layer.
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
To start off, putting an async function there just means the promise will be executed somewhere, not that the UI thread will stop. Svelte does not wait for promises in events on elements. As well in a full application, Svelte actually has a
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by PaulBGD_ 6y ago
Well, $700 for the CPU + mobo and maybe a cooler. But it really is impressive still.

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