dkarras

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by dkarras 5y ago
I'm not sure if I got you right: The performance boost with speculative execution is massive. It introduces a vuln. It is the fix for that vuln that kills the performance.
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by dkarras 5y ago
Not to mention they pulled two complete arch changes.
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by dkarras 5y ago
Anything wrong with audioworklets that are slated to replace it?
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by dkarras 5y ago
So... what is wrong with them? I've only had very good experience with ArangoDB.
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by dkarras 5y ago
I think the article is assuming you already have Postgres for data storage and arguing against the addition of redis when that is the case, for the given common requirements that typically calls for the addition of redis into the mix.
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by dkarras 5y ago
That... doesn't make sense. You WILL get exposed to this virus. Worst case, the virus will be able to do the same and more without any prior training for your immune system. If you said "I'll try not to get covid" I&#x
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by dkarras 5y ago
They are trying so hard not to have that Digg moment but we'll see if it succeeds when they sunset old.reddit.com...
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by dkarras 5y ago
Yes, but they will probably sunset it one day with an announcement like this one.
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by dkarras 5y ago
It probably was a hell to debug after the first ship with such cargo capsized unexpectedly.
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by dkarras 5y ago
I don't think many people are lamenting the fact that their project is popular and being used. Because they can just... stop maintaining it if they wanted. They are completely free to do so. Many developers like to feel useful, feel li
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by dkarras 5y ago
The article's premise does not make sense. This stuff happens despite the tight control, not because of it. If it was uncurated, it would be a cesspool like the Google play store (or ...shudder... the "competing" stores). Hav
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by dkarras 5y ago
From the employer's perspective, there is one type of employee that can pretty much work in any environment given that they are paid - and there is another type that needs ALL the other coworkers doing things and acting in a particular
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by dkarras 5y ago
I don't think we are on the same page. My point is Google Play is the best the platform has to offer, and it sucks. It still does some vetting and cares somewhat about platform's security but it is nowhere near enough. Otherwi
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by dkarras 5y ago
I want to install apps though (and I actually do). Just those that makes economic sense for developers so that they won't want to resort to scams and even if they decided to, they wouldn't be able to. Apple's ecosystem provid
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by dkarras 5y ago
What do you mean by "those apps"? I'm talking about potentially ALL apps. I want to run apps on my device. That's why I bought it.
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by dkarras 5y ago
...and I wasn't disputing that. Of course, Android the operating system has more market share.
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by dkarras 5y ago
And it just... sucks. So many avenues for exploitations for average developers that I'd never trust and install a 3rd party app on such a device that I carry around with me every day. Sure, Apple model is far far from perfect but the o
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by dkarras 5y ago
Hmm I have never gotten any of those - though I rarely allow notifications when installing an app. Maybe Apple native applications have their notifications allowed on your system?
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by dkarras 5y ago
>…at MP3 quality. Not necessarily... why? We have been very successful with amp / pedal modeling through regular DSP methods. You'd be very hard pressed to find an album that doesn't use one nowadays. What makes NN methods
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by dkarras 5y ago
What pop-ups in iOS? You won't see ad popups instigated by Apple on any iOS device to my knowledge. And for app notifications, you have complete control from the very beginning.
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by dkarras 5y ago
Sorry my point was about jobs@apple.com being the possible target of random job inquiries making the address unusable for Steve Jobs.
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by dkarras 5y ago
>Wikipedia is using the University Endowment model to fund its work. They are creating a permanent source of funds that will finance its work for the long run(forever?) and are using special fund raising for special projects. I think peo
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by dkarras 5y ago
I could imagine Steve Wozniak offering to use surnames only as a joke - because that wouldn't work either.
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by dkarras 5y ago
>Why can't we just have a minimal place to just publish our thoughts, without having to use a static site generator or setup a Wordpress/Ghost instance? Because if this gets even remotely successful (actually used by people) yo
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by dkarras 5y ago
That is not the source code, it is XCode IDE project file, you don't need it. This application calls the native macOS libraries to do the OCR so I don't think you'd find anything useful here to do a Linux port - you can certa
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by dkarras 5y ago
If the problem of secure, non-wasteful, convenient, easy to use, programmable and distributed ledger problem is solved once ... how will coin X be different from coin Y? Especially if you can exchange X for Y and Y for X... They will all
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by dkarras 5y ago
...and there are others that would buy BTC if it was the only option but would be happy with ETH given that it exists. With those people buying / minting X instead of Y (but would use Y if X didn't exist), the amount of digital
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by dkarras 5y ago
If I were part of the clique that were unhappy with how bitcoin operated and who holds wealth and power in the world without the means of attacking bitcoin itself because of its built-in security features, yes, I'd start supporting it
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by dkarras 5y ago
...because the existing and established ones have something unique to offer and to copy that would be an enormous (and slow) undertaking (but it is being done, civilization has always been spreading to free areas, it is just slow) - but o
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by dkarras 5y ago
I responded to this above but again just for you: land is ALREADY physically limited. the whole /point/ of cryptocurrencies was to provide the same type of scarcity artificially for the digital realm. my point is, the fact that yo

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