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by als0 6y ago
> ketchup (html parser and DOM Tree builder) mayo (css parser and Render Tree builder) mustard (UI Toolkit, events and OpenGL) sauce (requests, cache and filesystem) bun (css layout calculator) Off topic, but I've encountered some m
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by als0 6y ago
> There’s no reason to specify access to the DOM for webassembly since you can grant that access from JS. There are reasons. If I could write web apps in a different language without having to use any JS, I would. It would be wonderful t
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by als0 6y ago
Not sure why I'm being downvoted - the answer doesn't seem obvious?
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by als0 6y ago
Can someone explain to me why WebAssembly is restricted from accessing the DOM or the Web APIs? I haven't been able to find a reason.
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by als0 6y ago
The memory and CPU are on the same package, not die.
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What should the next chat app look like?(drewdevault.com)
13 points by als0 6y ago|11 comments
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by als0 6y ago
> No more mornings where you are late for work because your car wouldn't start That sounds very optimistic. Don't forget that these new cars are increasingly powered by software!
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by als0 6y ago
Wow. If you can share, what particular aspects require their certification?
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by als0 6y ago
> There was a little team of a couple of guys who got Linux running on early iPhone hardware. There was a team from the Mac group that got a cut down version of the Mac operating system running on the early iPhone hardware. They showed a
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by als0 6y ago
Ha, I noticed this too. "You use one less gate, if you do it little NDN rather than big NDN and so Intel and I guess arm chose little NDN because it used slightly less hardware" NDN obviously supposed to be 'endian'.
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Go is a great programming language(drewdevault.com)
73 points by als0 6y ago|45 comments
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by als0 6y ago
As far as what is feasible, Apple does a very good job with their iPhone/iPad security. With both hardware and software. You can read about it how it all works in their platform security guide. On the Android side, Google makes good so
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by als0 6y ago
https://vimeo.com/471380106#t=105s The moment when the woman tries to multitask Excel and Slack at the same time is hard to take seriously!
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by als0 6y ago
curl v4.ifconfig.co gives me an ipv6 address
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by als0 6y ago
Is this the model you use? https://www.visionect.com/product/place-and-play-32/
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by als0 6y ago
There's another great one of Jobs in 1991, ten years later. The footage is equally raw! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_t-iKeWdRI
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by als0 6y ago
If Apple Arcade is any indication, it's very clear they don't understand video games.
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by als0 6y ago
You don't have to use Rosetta 2 - that was an example of a good implementation. I did mention the announced x64 emulation on Windows, but that's only a preview release at the moment. If you're a Linux user the only thing I&#x
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by als0 6y ago
> At what point does a chip stop being ARM and become AMD? I should have said arm64 chip. AMD is fabless and they do spend a lot of effort on core design.
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by als0 6y ago
OK thanks for clarifying. If there are explicit instructions for blocking speculation then why are you concerned about implicit barriers?
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by als0 6y ago
> to lack of documentation about speculation barriers Can you elaborate on this? I was having a look at the M1 instructions here [1] and it seems that they implement at least one of the barriers, CSDB, which is actually documented by ARM
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by als0 6y ago
> Moving everything to ARM will not be cheap I thought the same thing until I saw how well Apple's Rosetta 2 works. Now that we've seen what's possible, I'm hoping that the x64 emulation in Windows/ARM will rise
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by als0 6y ago
If you're a local and you try to pay with a £50 note then you get the 'you must be a drug lord' look. But if you're in a touristy area then this it's fairly normal to see them since foreign exchanges stock a lot of
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by als0 6y ago
There’s a rumour that AMD are making an ARM chip for OEMs that want to compete with Apple.
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by als0 6y ago
Kind of interesting and surprising that Gnome has gradually moved from a traditional Windows desktop look to a more macOS style with gestures and exposé included.
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by als0 6y ago
Firefox on Android can use unlock origin
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by als0 6y ago
The less said about 5 the better.
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by als0 6y ago
On average, I've found Snaps to be better sandboxed. But there are plenty of things to dislike about Snap e.g. not respecting XDG base directory spec, persistent daemon running as root, requiring sudo, unable to control when it decides
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by als0 6y ago
IBM doesn't make workstations or PCs anymore. They gave that business (along with expertise) to Lenovo.
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We are building a new systems programming language(drewdevault.com)
72 points by als0 6y ago|35 comments

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