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2y ago
Ladybird more than doubled their js performane in five months between january and may and are now about 2x as slow as Safari: https://x.com/awesomekling/status/1790098727081836697 Things are progressing faster tha
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2y ago
Is your skillset rare?
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2y ago
Luckily javascript has bigint now, so you can do this stuff safely in js now (just don't do it in the frontend ever, because you cannot trust the frontend).
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2y ago
The options aren't meant to be realistic. They're only meant to tease out which side you personally have a preference for, by making you think about how these two extreme options make you feel. One probably feels worse than the ot
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2y ago
I would not hire you. I would worry that you would take my money, and not ship anything that makes my company money. I could just as well burn my money for all the good it would do my company. You do know that the point of a company is to m
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2y ago
These aren't different people. These are the same people. They love AI and they fear climate change, but they don't know the connection.
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2y ago
You cannot know whether a customer exists for your product until you make it and publish it. Proton has been doing this for a while, and they still exist. This means they have validated that some users exist for their product.
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2y ago
Rust does not make it simple or easy to reference objects from objects. You will be fighting the borrow checker if you try. This is what I mean. The web standards have lots of references between everything. This type of object oriented prog
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2y ago
Ladybird is explicitly forgoing any monetization. They will live of donations only. They are happy with a non copyleft license. Some people prefer this. They don't want a tit-for-tat, they just want to give unrestricted.
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2y ago
Also the web standards themselves are written in an object oriented style. Using a non oo language like rust is therefore an uphill battle where you end up fighing against the language. The web standards just lend themselves naturally to be
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2y ago
Finally get out from under Google's thumb. As soon as Ladybird is half as good as Firefox, then this is reason enough for me to switch. I've lost faith in Mozilla's leadership, and I believe the root cause is the Google money
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2y ago
Where's the Ladybird??
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2y ago
I sorry to say this, but the new visual style is completely charmless. The most important thing a non-profit oss project needs is a charming visual style. A ladybird for instance is an extremely charming little bug, and it was such a strong
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2y ago
Google paid Apple $20 billion in 2022 to be Safari’s default search engine. They paid half a billion to be Firefox's default search engine. Here's a tweet with a couple of diagrams that illustrate how much control Google has over
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2y ago
I've heard Andreas Kling say that they will not accept donations that have strings attached. This means they can never sell search engine placement to Google for instance. This is what ties Mozilla to Google.
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2y ago
I'm looking down at my nordic layout keyboard I've owned to ten years. I have no idea which color is which language.
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2y ago
The Nvidia 555 diver implements something called explicit sync, which fixes a bunch of issues people had when using Wayland: https://zamundaaa.github.io/wayland/2024/04/05/explicit-sync...
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2y ago
This should be at the top. A good workplace is 99% good colleagues. Most people who are unhappy at work are unhappy with the people they work with. Prioritize good colleagues when searching for your next job.
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2y ago
> My advice is to just get a tech job where you can coast My soul dies when I try this. I can't look in the mirror and like the person looking back. I feel myself rot. I need challenge. I need to be useful. Most dev shops infantalis
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2y ago
These kinds of laws to ban encryption will continue to be pushed by those that want to prosecute more criminals. The drive will always be there. And it will always crash against the financial interests that want online commerce and banking
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2y ago
So many people have multiple machines when they would be better served by just having the one. I mean look at the prices from Hetzner.com. Shared vps: 16 core cpu, 32 GB ram, 320 GB disk for € 38.56 Dedicated vps: 48 core cpu, 19
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2y ago
Sometimes docker is overkill and I'm so glad something exists that doesn't require it.
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2y ago
If a process fails most of the time, then the process is wrong. You can't keep blaming the implementors.
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2y ago
Is it even? Linux is just as good an on ramp to MS cloud as Windows. I cannot see how Windows is generating secondary income for MS. All their largest and growing money making products work just as well on Mac or Linux or the web.
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2y ago
Have you looked at Microsoft's revenue breakdown by segment? Cloud already dominates the totals, but more importantly it also dominates growth. Gaming, devices, and Windows are a shrinking pieces of the MS pie. Now you understand Micro
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2y ago
Basically never ever abstract something if you only have two copies. Copy/paste and move on and be productive. It's usually only if you have a third or fourth copy that you start to see if there is any inherent abstraction to be g
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2y ago
> In practice, what I've seen is people don't just do single page endpoints with shared services, they follow this all the way down into the services and so you end up with lots of duplicate looking code There is no easy or sim
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2y ago
I regularly have codevs who say similar things to "why don't you just not make that mistake?" and "why not just do <insert crazy complex thing here> instead?". I've taken to responding with: "Because
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2y ago
Most of the free democratic western world does not have a lax gun culture like the US has and yet there's no tyranny. Weird.
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2y ago
Wezterm gives you basic stuff like scrollbars that Alacritty refuses to do: https://github.com/alacritty/alacritty/issues/775
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