bobajeff

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Google Pulls the Plug on ‘Project Campfire,’ a.k.a. 'AltOS' Mode(9to5google.com)
2 points by bobajeff 7y ago|0 comments
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The Future of Microprocessors – Sophie Wilson(youtube.com)
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Sounds like you made a little Music Genome Project (by Pandora) like system. Lately I've been thinking about building something like that using machine learning and the hopes that it would scale better than Pandora's effort did.
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Question if Swift works on Linux right now what are the chances that it also works on Windows's new built in Linux (WSL2)?
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by bobajeff 7y ago
At the time, asm.js looked like it was going to possibly be the universal bytecode that runs everything. WebAssembly hadn't gone public at that time.
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Kate (KDE's Code Editor) Language Server Protocol Client(cullmann.io)
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by bobajeff 7y ago
I read a some time ago about them working AltOS mode, for Chromebooks, that was going to make installing other operating systems easier. Not sure what happened to it though. For me I won't mess with a Chromebook until they've cons
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by bobajeff 7y ago
Some evidence seems to suggest that it could negatively affect brain health. (See deficiencies in B12, Iron and Zinc.) I've even read anecdotes of people that have gotten diabetes going all wholefoods vegetarian. My belief is that our
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I'd like to add that you lack confidence in what you have to offer (can smell my own). My guess is you don't believe people will value what you're offering.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
>Not that it won't happen for Rust, but C++ also has tooling suited for enterprise use that are largely unmatched in other languages Hopefully that stuff will be helped with things like Language Server Protocol and Debug Adapter Pro
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by bobajeff 8y ago
One solution could be to have a verifiable module on servers that creates and serves the sitemap. Something like a signed certificate or DRM.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
The PDF near the end mentioned the EU as an example on who could fund it.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Linux isn't perfect when it comes to hardware. Google has used it for both Android and Chrome OS and the issues that seems to keep showing up are related to updating and testing. In fact from my personal experience Linux and hardware e
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I think we got here because of Martian Headsets: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2008/03/17/martian-headsets/
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by bobajeff 8y ago
At one point Firefox's growth stopped or slowed considerably. Without Chrome I doubt many would've migrated away from Internet Explorer.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Firefox was never the dominant browser. Neither was it on its way to crushing IE. You my friend are recalling a fairytale.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I remember it grew to about 26% and then sort of stalled. I don't remember where IE was at the time but I remember some websites were still only supporting it.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
Don't see Google pausing Chrome's development for 4 years like Internet Explorer.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I've had luck playing it with VLC. Also, for anyone else having issues playing it, it's posted on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUtAdJKKDF0
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Additively manufacturable micro-mechanical logic gates(nature.com)
120 points by bobajeff 8y ago|49 comments
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by bobajeff 8y ago
That's all fine in principle but in practice Web Browsers just like Search Engines is zero sum. Sooner or later it'll just be one.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
I use both Brave and Kiwi on my phone because they are Chromium based and work as well as Google's Chrome for Android but give me more privacy. However Firefox on Android is really super slowly almost stepping up on Android.
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New process allows 3-D printing of nanoscale metal structures(m.phys.org)
2 points by bobajeff 8y ago|0 comments
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Can you 3D print a 3D printer?(sculpteo.com)
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Browser Innovation, Gecko and the Mozilla Project (2003)(web.archive.org)
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by bobajeff 8y ago
There's also Brave and Kiwi browser if they disable/limit this api in their extensions there's no stopping Chromium-based browsers from implementing them natively outside of extensions.
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by bobajeff 8y ago
That because Apple isn't primarily a Web or services company. Any company who's business revolves around online ads will be tempted to invade your privacy. See: http://peakads.org
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by bobajeff 8y ago
>Someone might develop a behavioral targeting system that perfectly delivers compelling ads to the right customer flawlessly. The current failure to do so even with massive data about user behavior seems to discount this scenario. Goog
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by bobajeff 8y ago
That's great news to me. I was hoping they do the same for debugging.
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New Home for the Debug Adapter Protocol(code.visualstudio.com)
1 points by bobajeff 8y ago|0 comments

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