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by drudru11 8y ago
Nice testimonial. Do you know of any documentation online that covers the loader and other good bits? Also, what is/was Tao?
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by drudru11 8y ago
True - and also remind me why I will stay away from windows
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by drudru11 8y ago
Nicely done - excellent presentation. I hope this becomes a thing in Visual Studio Code.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Lol - best HN reply I’ve read in a while
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by drudru11 8y ago
So it looks like chrome’s decision to hide the stable URL prefix is a good idea now. Interesting. The technical reasons really make me lean towards using www.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Off topic question: that binary tree image on their site... wasn’t that an X screensaver?
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by drudru11 8y ago
Oh man - didn't know that mattt was back to blogging at nshipster. This is great!
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by drudru11 8y ago
This is called the 'pyramid of doom' in the nodejs circles
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by drudru11 8y ago
I've been waiting over a decade(s?) for someone to pull this off. Reverse engineering this is a great accomplishment.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Thx. I was hoping there was a way to avoid that extra cost. Also, thx for sharing your code to do this.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Very clean screenshot. How does your setup fare with GL/Vulkan, Chrome?
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by drudru11 8y ago
Does this require invalidating the main page in cloudfronts CDN when you add a blog post or article?
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by drudru11 8y ago
Right, I should have said that I was recommending not ever sending on 25. The STARTTLS mitm is just too easy for large attackers. IMHO, being backwards compatible is necessary for a transition period. The messaging to SMTP operators should
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by drudru11 8y ago
All you need is another port in addition to the regular SMTP port. They are not mutually exclusive.
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by drudru11 8y ago
It would be better to have a TLS connection right at the start. STARTTLS is less secure. Why hasn't this happened for SMTP?
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by drudru11 8y ago
I am in the exact same boat. I am still on an older MacBook Air because I need those shortcuts for visibility.
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by drudru11 8y ago
Do you have to do that weird thing of not hitting the space bar on boot up to get into developer mode?
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by drudru11 8y ago
Do you have to do that weird thing of not hitting the space bar on boot up to get into developer mode?
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by drudru11 8y ago
Oh man - loved that sound! This will be a great read this weekend.
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by drudru11 8y ago
I miss _why and the earlier ruby days
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ForwardCom: Proposal for a forward-compatible instruction set architecture(forwardcom.info)
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by drudru11 9y ago
Nice demo!
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by drudru11 9y ago
Where can I read about the internals that make this work? For example, how does the scheduler work? Does it still compute a tree for an old setstate or does it unschedule existing computations when a new high priority setstate ones in? Upda
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by drudru11 9y ago
I am so glad to hear encrypted ZFS is stable and working. Thanks for sharing that.
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by drudru11 9y ago
Whoa - that is a pretty big item. Thanks for mentioning that. One of my todos this year is to check out encrypted ZFS on Linux. I will try that on Void.
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by drudru11 9y ago
I agree. It would be much better if there was a way to utilize the existing infrastructure.
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by drudru11 9y ago
Given that this is C, how is memory management handled?
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by drudru11 9y ago
Thanks for the link. But boy, the Apple presentation style is so heavy in that blog post. "We call this...", "We can't wait..."
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by drudru11 9y ago
Would this also work with Objective-C?
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by drudru11 9y ago
+1 for dehydrate - been using it for a long time

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