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by bhauer 6y ago
Indeed. I hope the name is somehow related to Matrix, however, so that the connection is a bit more obvious. Perhaps Transform or Neo .
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by bhauer 6y ago
Many people complacently or willingly use wireless technology for fixed-location devices. While I can appreciate that running Ethernet cable can be a bit frustrating, seeing a desktop computer using wifi makes my head hurt. Especially in th
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by bhauer 6y ago
Not only that, but even when running RTX Voice on a GTX, the amount of GPU horsepower used is miniscule; it hardly even registers. The fans on my GTX 9-series GPU don't turn on when running RTX Voice.
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An Io_uring Based Transport Layer (Part III)(ndportmann.com)
3 points by bhauer 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhauer 6y ago
Indeed, this is related to our (experimental) addition of a performance rating for the hardware environment we're testing on. This is rendered as the big number on the composite scores page. Theoretically, our benchmarks covering a d
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Framework Benchmarks Round 19(techempower.com)
90 points by bhauer 6y ago|68 comments
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Third Row Podcast – George Hotz – Autonomous Driving(youtube.com)
2 points by bhauer 6y ago|0 comments
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by bhauer 6y ago
> We’ve been working on it for a few months and are getting close to a beta. But I’m starting to think we may look at building out a “Shopify” market for restaurants. You handle the delivery but we still give end users a consistent expe
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by bhauer 6y ago
If you have a problem with "telemetry" becoming a bad word among technical audiences, take it up with the developers and product managers who insist on surveilling users without opt-in, and without an option to opt-out, and who th
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by bhauer 6y ago
Thank you. As you say, in the long haul, Windows Terminal is considerably better than it would have been thanks to that decision. It feels responsive and lightweight; unlike any Electron app, and that is greatly appreciated by many user
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by bhauer 6y ago
I just use Maps that ships with Windows.
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by bhauer 6y ago
I prefer well-designed desktop applications to web applications for most things that don't naturally involve the web: * Email clients (I use Thunderbird) * Office suites * Music and media players * Maps * Information managers (e.g., pa
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by bhauer 6y ago
> ...they refused to do "services" the same way Google did (aka a login and a central server). So as a result, Chrome "just worked" and Firefox was completely unusable. I think Mozilla found the perfect solution to
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by bhauer 6y ago
I am absolutely no fan of Bernie Sanders. I disagree with him on a majority of policy matters. However, this popular media framing, which blames the failure of this amendment on Bernie Sanders, is unhinged. It's not just this Regis
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by bhauer 6y ago
> Does https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-react-sdk/pull/4531 look any better? O:-) Substantially better than the default Riot layout. I hope this gets merged and I get to switch to this soon. That sa
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by bhauer 6y ago
Amusing. But, are we in March right now?
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by bhauer 6y ago
For me, Freeze Dried Terminal for the ST.
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by bhauer 6y ago
Which is fine as a user preference. But modern software no longer allows for controlling information density. Even "compact" layouts, when available in modern software, are typically large and sparse by historic standards.
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by bhauer 6y ago
I remember Cab for the TT and Falcon. I had not realized it went on to become a Mac browser. A shame, in a way, that the web is now so complex that alternative browsers are ever more marginalized.
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by bhauer 6y ago
Bravo to this article. The phenomenon is exemplified by Slack and open platforms that follows its design lead, such as the Riot client for Matrix. Legacy chat clients from the 1990s and 2000s could fit a hundred rows of chat text on a norm
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by bhauer 7y ago
> If that were true, they wouldn't have released it. I was with you until this. "Abomination and needs to die" is too colorful and dramatic for my tastes. But the new address bar's design is indeed (mildly) offens
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by bhauer 7y ago
Completely agreed. When this first landed in Firefox Developer Edition, I thought something was broken with the layout. It looks especially broken to me when using the "compact" layout mode. It took me some time to find the &qu
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by bhauer 7y ago
This seems to be an argument in favor of Tesla's full-stack approach of pairing high-capability infotainment with advanced driver assistance features. Tesla's data on collisions suggests the driver assistance works to reduce inci
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by bhauer 7y ago
I was pretty sure most US Internet vendors pledged [1] to "not terminate service to any residential or small business customers because of their inability to pay their bills due to the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.&qu
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by bhauer 7y ago
Good reasons, for sure. And engineers want to stop changing clocks twice a year for other good reasons. And many laypeople want to stop changing clocks twice a year because it's bothersome and tiresome. I don't particularly car
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by bhauer 7y ago
> Given Twitter’s track record though, I’d bet that the threading revolution will not actually unfold on Twitter itself. There’s a 50-50 chance they will do something boneheaded to mess up the potential, and starve out any products that
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by bhauer 7y ago
It has been several years since I wrote "4K is for Programmers" [1], and in time since we've migrated to 4K 60 Hz LG panels using DisplayPort. But the upsides of a large 4K for programming remain the same today. [1] https:&
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Microsoft’s Windows future is now tied to hardware(theverge.com)
2 points by bhauer 7y ago|0 comments
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by bhauer 7y ago
Since 2015 or thereabouts, my opinion has been that tablets plateaued and have faltered because of what I call "Yet Another Application Platform Dilemma." [1] Many people who already have a PC and phone don't really want, le
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by bhauer 7y ago
Oh nice! Odd that it's disabled by default, but easy enough to change.

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