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by aarchi 6y ago
I haven't had success with using Invidious. I'd love to ditch the YT frontend and tracking though. I have extensions that remove suggested videos on the sidebar, homepage, and during the video; as well as ads, comments, and produc
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by aarchi 6y ago
I'm still on Mojave to use 32-bit apps. Any way to use 32-bit in Catalina or later?
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by aarchi 6y ago
I know that developers can post LLVM bitcode to the App Store instead of a binary, which allows Apple to recompile it for architectural changes. I'd be surprised if Apple optimized per device. Creating separate builds with optimization
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by aarchi 6y ago
This looks like a great service. There doesn't look like there's a way to post a bounty for a repo that's not already signed up though.
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by aarchi 6y ago
Great outlook on working culture and hours: > We work less, by keeping our needs small. We both cannot deal with working within rigid schedules, and we both know that we find our best selves when working close to nature.
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by aarchi 6y ago
I see: Donald J. Trump's term ended on 2021-01-11 19:40:41.
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by aarchi 6y ago
I think this article is missing a decimal point: the archive is 12.4GB, not 124GB.
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by aarchi 6y ago
It would work great for LEGO mosaics as well
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by aarchi 6y ago
This was fun to play. I set it up today and we all enjoyed it. We noticed that it helps to jump forwards in the beginning until the cacti speed up, otherwise you'll usually land on the cactus. It's much harder to achieve a compara
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by aarchi 6y ago
Is there a service that provides crowd-sourced data on airplane reliability by registration number? The registration number is probably only revealed just before boarding though, so that would limit its utility. > we could see the regist
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by aarchi 6y ago
A FUSE filesystem that fetches objects on demand seems like it would be great when working in a large repo such as the Linux Kernel or Chromium, especially when only a small subset of files are needed. It would also be useful to monitor the
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by aarchi 6y ago
nth-ancestor(n) and upward(arg) look handy. They're uBO extensions. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/Procedural-cosmetic-f...
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by aarchi 6y ago
More generally, is there a known correlation between kernel panics and exploits, especially on macOS? > Almisshal’s device shows what appears to be an unusual number of kernel panics (phone crashes) between January and July 2020. While s
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by aarchi 6y ago
The gron tool mentioned by the author is incredibly useful for grepping json. https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron
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A particularly useful one from that list: prepone - to reschedule to an earlier time The page on defective verbs is also interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defective_verb
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by aarchi 6y ago
This attack and Van Eck phreaking are why Edward Snowden, while typing passwords and other sensitive information, would pull a blanket over himself and his laptop.
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by aarchi 6y ago
I have several highly-redundant NTFS backups that I'd like to compress into a read-only fs. Can DwarFS preserve all NTFS metadata?
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by aarchi 6y ago
Is it possible to rebuild a DwarFS fs to incorporate changes from an overlay fs without decompressing, then recompressing? It seems feasible that a second DwarFS fs could be built from an overlay/DwarFS, then delete the original overla
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by aarchi 6y ago
Why do you say that it's undesirable for your registrar to handle mail? I've considered using Gandi's mail with my domains.
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Radio Spätkauf's podcast series (in English) “How to F#€k Up an Airport” investigates the BER mismanagement over time and is quite entertaining and well informed. https://www.radiospaetkauf.com/ber/
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by aarchi 6y ago
MLIR and Verona are both ambitious state-of-the-art compilers projects and it's interesting to read about the intersection of the two. I've been planning a language project to be implemented in MLIR, once I have some more free tim
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by aarchi 6y ago
See here for discussion on Wasmtime team moving from Mozilla to Fastly: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24897641
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by aarchi 6y ago
It's good to see Wasm development continuing outside of Mozilla, but it's a shame that Mozilla seems to be going under.
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> If you leave your love of programming and the feeling of the computer revolution romance on autopilot, the industry will burn through you. It’s your responsibility to know exactly why you’re doing the specific job you’re doing, what yo
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by aarchi 6y ago
The feature that has kept me from switching to Firefox is history archiving. I like to keep a record of my browsing history using Chromium's “History Trends Unlimited” extension to easily find articles previously read. However, Firefox
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Do you have a source for this?
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In a similar fashion of transforming the mechanics of code as art, this reminds me of code poetry. Here is my favorite, Capsized by Zak Kain for Stanford's Code Poetry Slam: .ocean { color: cornflowerblue; pitch:
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by aarchi 6y ago
Yes, Chromium has this same behavior. ungoogled-chromium is a project that removes Google integration from Chromium. Here is the patch they use to remove this special treatment of Google sites: https://github.com/Eloston&#x2
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This same blog has a post on the idiosyncrasies of the C preprocessor. Reminds me of several convoluted macros I assembled to stress test a C/C++ static analyzer at my last job. My favorite that I wrote was the following, combining lin
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I designed Nebula [0], a LLVM front end for Whitespace, written in Go. It's the first ahead-of-time compiler for Whitespace. It features its own bespoke intermediate representation in static single assignment form for simpler optimizat

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