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alfanick
10y ago
There is a "startup" XMos co-created by chief architect from Inmos (who introduced transputers). XMos microcontrollers share a lot with transputers design and are really fun to play with. Cores are RISC, there is at least 8 of the
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alfanick
10y ago
2016 MBP FK has processor with lower TDP
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alfanick
10y ago
A thread just on top of the flashlight one is "When Pseudosex Is Better Than the Real Thing" – I thought "oh it must be sex stuff trend on HN today"
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alfanick
10y ago
I am sure they are, still it is not a "wow effect", it is just incremental update – "wow" is just oversaturated default profile. Edit: most of recent Apple products are capable of displaying at least full sRGB, since 99.
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alfanick
10y ago
I always wonder when someone is glorifying a display (whether in a laptop or in a phone, IPS or OLED) - are the differences that visible? Or is just oversaturated profile? Shouldn't color calibration ensure exactly the same look'
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alfanick
10y ago
yup I can confirm that, uBlock disabled
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alfanick
10y ago
If you want absolute power - Lenovo P50 (though P50s is closer to MBPr)
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Slime mould based metaheuristics (tested on QAP) [pdf]
(public.amadeusz.me)
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alfanick
10y ago
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alfanick
10y ago
don't ever mess with my scrolling experience
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alfanick
10y ago
that's exactly what I implemented, yup I will make a pull request soon
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alfanick
10y ago
yeah, that's the extension that inspired me ;)
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alfanick
10y ago
Thanks from a user ;) I cannot use any editor without vim keybindings, furthermore I love "relativenumber", however VSCode gives no API for relative numbers (there is some hacky gutter images extension, but it is really hacky, slo
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alfanick
10y ago
if you like truffles you should try morels - awesome mushrooms IMO on par with truffles
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alfanick
10y ago
nice one, never seen that - always used ^D/exit
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alfanick
10y ago
Just stream it over ssh or vpn tunnel.
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Strange doubles behaviour
(gist.github.com)
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10y ago
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alfanick
10y ago
Just aside question: does anyone know any rss feed of Vanity Fair/Hive? Googled, found article about RSS on VF, but no actual feed.
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alfanick
10y ago
the problem with current state of the bounty program is that it's invitation-only (i'm no security researcher) and ios-centered :/
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alfanick
10y ago
I've once found security bug on OS X/Mac (low chance of occuring, however gives complete access), reported complete steps to reproduce and solutions - received moreless copy-pasted response - two years, two OS X versions later - t
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alfanick
10y ago
While idea is neat, there are artists who design fonts based on your hardwriting with better quality. While I would like sometimes to use my handwriting digatally, you cannot create "real" effect without having every ligature (two
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alfanick
10y ago
Not at all - it uses closed-source/closed-hardware baseband module, so no one really knows what is happening inside. This project is more of custom board, keyboard, display, OS, UX around readily available solution. No successful or le
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alfanick
10y ago
Can someone argument why this is being downvoted? I've read the article twice, just using logical and safe unbiased thinking here.
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alfanick
10y ago
Wow, I'm actually surprised that you would blame TSA or the woman instead of yourself (I'm even more surprised that no other comment mention this). It is you who did not care to ensure your laptop go back to you. There is some bia
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alfanick
10y ago
i was hoping to see something compiling ES to native code, not another transpiler...
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alfanick
10y ago
i'm happy with :relativenumber and classic motions + marks (eg ma + 'a)
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alfanick
10y ago
that is wrong way to do this - write efficient code (simple operations on an array) instead of using huge canvas library to make a library you don't need to use usable
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alfanick
11y ago
Ofc make your own benchmarks before taking PLV8 into consideration. In my case PL/pgSQL FOR loop was particularly slow; lack of builtin data structures like map or stack (though stack is emulated in V8 via array) caused performance pro
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alfanick
11y ago
Especially when PL/V8 seems natural when working on JSON(b). It even is much faster compared to PL/pgSQL (at least in a project I've been working on lately).
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alfanick
11y ago
oh irony
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alfanick
11y ago
how is this simplier than email and markdown?
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