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by ayewo 2y ago
To put some numbers on what a 2.54% market share means, Firefox actually tracks this data. See here: https://data.firefox.com/dashboard/user-activity : > Monthly Active Users (MAU) measures the number of Firefox Desk
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by ayewo 2y ago
See: https://i.sstatic.net/2BDFS.png [1] Reverse pinch == "Unpinch" in the image above. [1] Original is at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49439378/google-chrome-d...
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by ayewo 2y ago
Can you share more about how you are doing this? IIRC, Server-Timing headers are Firefox-only and they are not available via fetch or XHR.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Same here. My self-hosted instance is broken right now and I've not been able to find time to fix it. The pace of change was easy to keep up with when it was just 1 guy. Now it appears they have built an entire team and raised some VC
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by ayewo 2y ago
dottir = female child (daughter) son = male child
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by ayewo 2y ago
Which he calls "vibe coding". Link for the curious: https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383
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by ayewo 2y ago
OK, but I think it was Google Maps that made the experience of not needing to refresh the page popular (while being shown more information from the server). For a long time, you needed an invite to sign up for Gmail, so you couldn't ea
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by ayewo 2y ago
Seems you are being hammered hard by bot applicants because this question wasn’t there yesterday but has now been added to the application form: > What is fib(42)? We get a lot of bots submitting bogus job applications. What's the 4
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by ayewo 2y ago
That formula is definitely hilarious
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by ayewo 2y ago
> ... he asked a fair question about the bamboo ceiling. Apparently the concept of “bamboo ceiling” (similar to glass ceiling) has its own Wikipedia entry: TIL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboo_ceiling
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by ayewo 2y ago
Came here to post the same link to the Recurse Center (formerly known as Hacker School). I have no affiliation to them but I’ve definitely considered applying when I’m confident I’d be able to make the most of it.
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by ayewo 2y ago
> Because the first $6000 of medical spending in a year is "your money". Shouldn’t the your money figure be $2000, since the employer will only reimburse $4000 out of $6000?
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by ayewo 2y ago
> Coincidence: in portuguese tolo means fool The swipe in your response was totally unnecessary.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Please go on … don’t leave us hanging about your story :)
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by ayewo 2y ago
This is one of the few newsletters that are worth reading so thanks for your service for all these years. BTW, 15 years is really impressive!
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by ayewo 2y ago
> Quantum physics introduces new elements that permit new kinds of information processing machines, which have no obligation to be constrained by classical law. Question then becomes, how do you build such non-constrained machines? Also,
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by ayewo 2y ago
Assuming this (now deleted) post outlining his justification was indeed penned by the killer, he clearly had a motive to kill UH’s CEO but not others. https://archive.is/2024.12.09-230659/https://breloomlegacy
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by ayewo 2y ago
I'm guessing they are afraid of inspiring copy-cats. Not that it would stop a really determined copy-cat from taking notes from Luigi Mangione.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Your opening sentence was well articulated. But I’m not so sure about your second sentence. How does a situation where world wide population drops to 4 billion come about? Even if US birth rates are declining, birth rates are climbing elsew
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by ayewo 2y ago
> How does this relate to the topic? The person you responded to is providing additional context regarding David Chang. His name might not be familiar to readers as someone who is famous for sending large volumes of cease and desist lett
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by ayewo 2y ago
> Same as Microsoft keeping Apple alive back in their own antichrist days. Antichrist seems like a typo here. Perhaps you meant antitrust?
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by ayewo 2y ago
Using the touch pad to long-press on the text "conoid" in my browser brought up the built-in dictionary definition on macOS: > conoid | ˈkəʊnɔɪd | mainly Zoology adjective (also conoidal | kəʊˈnɔɪd(ə)l | ) approximately conical
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by ayewo 2y ago
Although this is a PC-centric way of explaining the difference between Dementia and Anterograde Amnesia, I really like it nonetheless :)
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by ayewo 2y ago
Honestly can’t say how frequent it happens but I’ve read a few accounts that say you geographic location plays a big role in whether you are treated nicely or not.
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by ayewo 2y ago
Also be aware it's not all roses with Hetzner. There are stories online of folks getting their accounts deactivated or not even getting approved. https://x.com/theo/status/1827480999305118135 https:/&#x
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by ayewo 2y ago
I should gently point out that Proton is maintained by Timeplus [1] making it COSS (Commercial OSS) so it is definitely not my fork of ClickHouse :) [1] https://www.timeplus.com/
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by ayewo 2y ago
Timeplus Proton [1] is an OSS fork of Clickhouse that adds support for streaming queries. Timeplus Proton is wire-compatible with Clickhouse and its streaming support makes the log tailing use case you mentioned above easy to setup: > -
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by ayewo 2y ago
Congrats on the Show HN launch! > It's been 3 years of Gitlab post-IPO and they're still MIT, and that's the boat we're on as well :) I totally understand your optimism but keep in mind that GitLab was exploring a s
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by ayewo 2y ago
From the article: > The jet had flown for 11 minutes and 21 seconds after Del Pizzo’s ejection, slowly climbing as high as 9,300 feet. After about 11 minutes, the report said, the jet banked down and started descending to its right, c
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by ayewo 2y ago
Surprised you were the only one to pick up on the pun on the title of George Lakoff’s seminal book from 40+ years ago :)

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