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by bhaney 3y ago
Why?
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by bhaney 3y ago
> for some reason not immediately apparent to me The CSS that sets the background of the code elements (so they properly cover up the ones under them) is attached to the hljs class, which is added to those elements by highlight.js. No JS
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by bhaney 3y ago
It is in a material with a refractive index of 1.001122387 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by bhaney 3y ago
> bcachefs are "actively working towards fixing the raid56 write hole" as well Yep, that's my point. Neither btrfs nor bcachefs have a write-hole-less parity raid profile implementation yet, and both are working towards on
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by bhaney 3y ago
By the time future-bcachefs has feature parity with present-btrfs, who knows what more will be in future-btrfs? For your specific example, bcachefs's erasure coding is very experimental and currently pretty much unusable, while btrfs i
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by bhaney 3y ago
As a heavy btrfs user, I do expect bcachefs to fully replace it eventually. But that's still many years off.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Convince me that this isn't sometimes just going to make up completely wrong values
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by bhaney 3y ago
Oh no Anyway
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by bhaney 3y ago
> People rise to the expectations you set And yet they clearly don't, since a quarter of high schoolers were consistently failing to graduate before this trend of lowering standards started. We've structured a large part of soc
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by bhaney 3y ago
Do you have any nerd friends? I just "trade" NAS space with a few of my friends for remote backups. They allocate me a few TBs on their servers and I allocate them a few TBs on mine, and we all give each other some locked down she
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by bhaney 3y ago
https://github.com/rust-lang/rustc_codegen_cranelift#platfor...
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by bhaney 3y ago
>"GPS" is oddly placed in the name Thanks, that was what confused me I guess. I saw results for "LoRaWAN Concentrator" that mostly made sense, but "GPS Concentrator" was throwing me for a loop.
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by bhaney 3y ago
What in the sam hill is a "LoRaWAN GPS Concentrator"?
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by bhaney 3y ago
That's true. It doesn't really simplify the server implementation, because you still need to basically re-implement WebFinger for clients that don't accept image/*, but it makes it possible to implement a really simple c
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by bhaney 3y ago
> the target "audience" of an app is always specified before the design phase, in the Business Requirements Document I could feel my soul leaving my body while reading this
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by bhaney 3y ago
I'm not sure why this would need to be its own well-known url instead of just a WebFinger resource, considering it's nearly identical to WebFinger already. Would just have to always return a link to an image instead the image itse
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by bhaney 3y ago
Is it safe to say, 4 months later, that Elon is ignoring this? I assume there hasn't been any kind of response or further action taken yet.
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by bhaney 3y ago
HN's UI is widely considered to be one of the last major bastions of simple and unintrusive design. Most people here strongly prefer it over the style of ycombinator's marketing pages, are very protective of it, and don't con
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by bhaney 3y ago
- An Apple designer published an article about how they sometimes can't do user testing on secret projects, and how they work around that - Some random person on LinkedIn summarized that point as "internal feedback more important
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by bhaney 3y ago
Javascript is popular enough that normal CPUs are becoming its ASICs https://developer.arm.com/documentation/dui0801/h/A64-Floati...
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by bhaney 3y ago
Why would they need to publicly announce a new program to continue doing that?
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by bhaney 3y ago
If it had a track record of outperforming the alternative (negotiating it myself), then sure.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Is that better or worse?
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by bhaney 3y ago
TikTok being the number one source of upstream mobile data is... unexpected
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by bhaney 3y ago
There's a lot of answers stating that if the code was written by an employee during work hours, it's automatically owned by the company. Is that true? My understanding is the author would still retain copyright unless they've
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by bhaney 3y ago
> I would expect to be rate limited and throttled or banned or get a nasty letter from a lawyer or something None of those things should ever prevent you from sating your curiosity.
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by bhaney 3y ago
Low. ByteDance will do whatever they can to delay enforcement by challenging the law for as long as they can, and in the background they'll setup a new corporate structure that maintains their status quo while technically complying wit
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by bhaney 3y ago
> The EU is fundamentally an American colony Oh how the tables have turned
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by bhaney 3y ago
The millions of people addicted to the platform probably include at least a few who don't want it banned.
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by bhaney 3y ago
They're welcome to if they think it's worthwhile.

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