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by bla3 4y ago
I don't think this is serious. Hotz's license plate is FUELON, and he runs comma.ai.
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by bla3 4y ago
Most don't, but re2 and a few others do. The ones that do use it don't have exponential runtime on malicious inputs and lack a few features (back references, mostly). https://swtch.com/~rsc/regexp/ is a
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by bla3 4y ago
macOS used to produce pdf files for screenshots long ago. They switched to pngs, probably because those are easier to share.
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by bla3 4y ago
"In 2020 I was asked by my friends at the magazine n+1 to participate in an homage to their office in Brooklyn"
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by bla3 4y ago
It's not unprecedented, they did that when Google+ launched too.
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by bla3 4y ago
You mean Depth Of Field, not Field Of View, right?
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by bla3 4y ago
Android as far as I know uses a source-drop model. For both WebKit and Chromium, all code reviews are as far as I know done publicly.
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by bla3 4y ago
There are a whole bunch here: https://www.earthcam.com/mapsearch/
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by bla3 4y ago
Ladybird doesn't pass Acid 2 either. It does pass Acid 3.
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by bla3 4y ago
Almost all of Chrome is open source. You're confusing it with Safari, where the engine is open source but the browser UI isn't.
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by bla3 4y ago
I haven't read it in a while either, but from memory the team organization of one "architect" and a bunch of implementers seems obsolete, for example.
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by bla3 4y ago
That's from "The mythical man-month". Old, and some parts are obsolete, but still worth a read as it does have a bunch of good insights.
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by bla3 4y ago
(Jul 2022)
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by bla3 4y ago
DDG is for-profit and serves for the most part Bing results. Why not pick something truly open, like search.marginalia.nu?
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by bla3 4y ago
> Here’s a little secret: there are two graphics APIs called “Metal”. There’s the Metal you know, a limited API that Apple documents for App Store developers, an API that lacks useful features supported by OpenGL and Vulkan. > And the
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by bla3 4y ago
I don't have an opinion on that product, but no smoke alarm is "hushable" due to state laws, as far as I know.
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by bla3 4y ago
Fast internet is a complement to Google's services. It's in Google's interest to commoditize fast internet. They're not interested in offering Fiber, they're interested in making the internet faster and cheaper, sin
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by bla3 4y ago
"what's new" page with pictures: https://www.blender.org/download/releases/3-2/
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by bla3 4y ago
They're not waiting, they didn't want it https://www.androidpolice.com/apple-google-street-view-germa... is a pretty good writeup on things.
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by bla3 4y ago
I always thought it's "amper's and" for that reason, and "amper" must mean "Kaufmann".
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by bla3 4y ago
The tweet says "in a container". It _is_ real Linux in a container. I think the part you quoted is supposed to mean "not WSL".
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by bla3 4y ago
Fishing with punycode is a mostly solved problem: Show the Unicode characters only if there are no homoglyphs in it. That's why browsers can show them. See "client side mitigations" on https://en.m.wikipedia.org&#x
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by bla3 4y ago
I used to use it long ago. It worked too well for me: every morning I had a very long list of very interesting posts I could read. For a while I tried to read them all. That was very interesting, but it also needed a lot of time. Eventually
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by bla3 4y ago
Google ships all these too, either in Android or Google Photos. The UI is sometimes less smooth than Apple's, but ML is competitive. (Which I think is your point: Apple does have competitive ML.)
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by bla3 4y ago
Another convincing rebuttal: https://mobile.twitter.com/benjamin_hilton/status/1531780892... It'd be cool if this was true, but it looks like it mostly isn't.
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by bla3 4y ago
Those numbers look like they run Intel Chrome on the M1 Mac. The Universal Chrome binary gets close to 300 on an M1 Mac.
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by bla3 4y ago
> Its main advantage over MathJax is that it isn’t dead. Check out the repo activity on the two projects: I know this is a common view, but this is such a strange mindset to me. Unless you add scope, a project is eventually just mostly d
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by bla3 4y ago
The app was initially released 2016, with the last update half a year ago. Did anything happen to get this posted? If not, maybe add a (2016).
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by bla3 4y ago
I loved it while I was there. Fun projects, global impact, good pay, fairly reasonable work/life balance.
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by bla3 4y ago
Does anyone know if their installer still requires Rosetta?

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