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by eis 4y ago
It seems to me that the rollout process is flawed. A change should be rolled out to a small fraction of nodes and then monitored for an extended period. 5% of requests returning errors would easily be spotable. Only when a new release has r
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by eis 4y ago
An impressive speed run. I wonder if it counts as tool assisted.
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by eis 4y ago
Regarding the 100TB of Access Denied pages: just drop the connection instead. To make the system more scalable: instead of directly serving the file, serve a bunch of URLs to mirrors plus a checksum. The client must pick one of them. You ca
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by eis 4y ago
Shouldn't a post about a new release mention the version number? (It's 106) I really like Firefox from a usability and features point of view. Multi-account containers are fantastic! I want it to succeed. But a private browsing sh
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by eis 4y ago
I find it interesting that a service not having lock-in is actually a reason for people to adopt and stay with it. In an industry where lock-ins are common, these lock-ins also effectively become lock-outs. It is said the biggest motivator
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by eis 4y ago
Thanks for the clarification. We also experimented with audio worklets + rrnoise about 1.5 years or so ago but had very mixed results. The potential upside with processing in another thread is clear but some browser and OS combinations just
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by eis 4y ago
Bummer, reading the title I thought Jitsi had a new de-noiser because they had RRNoise for some time. Unfortunately RRNoise has not received much advancement for a couple years. It's by now half a decade old tech. I've worked with
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by eis 4y ago
Yup and at least my friends and family are extra cautious when it is a service where you "buy" something which can be taken away from you at any moment. Google is building a too strong reputation of an unreliable company. Doesn&#x
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by eis 4y ago
Yea you could restrict the app by whitelisting only the network services and folders that it will use and that's pretty valuable though at least on Linux could already easily be achieved otherwise. It's good that Deno makes it eas
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by eis 4y ago
The problem is that you grant the privileges on the application level and not library level. You grant network access to your app and then some updated dependency suddenly starts communicating home and it wont prevent that. It is also possi
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by eis 4y ago
That can be ruled out. Bit rot does not appear suddenly in a widespread manner and does not cause very similar visual effects in a variety of images. Also the original images are still available, just new modified versions were shown. To me
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by eis 4y ago
Congrats on the 1.0 release! Wasmtime has a world class team of developers and I truly believe that WASM will play an important part in many industries. I'm pretty excited for what's to come. We've barely scratched the surfac
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by eis 4y ago
The Portal 2 image comparison seems pretty dishonest to me. You can clearly see the graphics details have been reduced in the RTX off version. Check how the outline of the portal or the gun look like for example, completely different textur
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by eis 4y ago
Good question :) When it comes to reliable streams and WebTransport vs WebSockets I really don't see much improvement. Where I do see a simplification is when it comes to WebTransport vs WebRTC data channels. It's just a simpler A
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by eis 4y ago
You don't need STUN to connect to a publicly available WebRTC server.
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by eis 4y ago
The information there is indeed incorrect. I have updated my comment accordingly.
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by eis 4y ago
> Yeah, it seems there's an older entry in there that's confusing. Not sure. I have just tried it on Chrome 103 on Android 12 and WebTransport worked. The information on caniuse.com is indeed incorrect. > WebTran
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by eis 4y ago
> Interesting, do you have a source? Or did you try it? https://caniuse.com/webtransport > The article does seem to answer these questions. Not for me. There's no usecase mentioned that is not pos
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by eis 4y ago
There seems to be not too much interest in or hype about WebTransport. FF and Safari don't support it yet. MDN does not contain a single mention of WebTransport. I think it's missing a killer app. But I am not sure what WebTranspo
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by eis 4y ago
I've chosen a different title because the original "The Most Important Thing of Smartphone CPU That You Don’t Know!" really does not describe the content and is so clickbaity. This is not strictly according to HN guidelines b
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Mobile CPU/GPU Power Efficiency Comparison [video](youtube.com)
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by eis 4y ago
So we have: M2 on N5P A16 on N4 M3/A17 on N3E > The U.S. tech giant will be the first to use TSMC's first generation of 3-nm technology, using it for some of its upcoming iPads, Nikkei Asia reported earlier. What
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by eis 4y ago
Warning: Warp exposes your IP to any site that is on CloudFlare. Do not mistake it for a general VPN. It does not protect you from trackers. This has a surely intentional side effect of incentivizing sites that want to see the real client
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by eis 4y ago
I agree the religious flamewar was bad. Appologies for that. Some of the other comments in this thread that contribute to the number you quoted were not contributing to a flamewar though so I don't think the number of comments is bad p
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by eis 4y ago
Yea I think this thread wasn't necessary. Cheers for bringing it up, it wasn't my intention but I agree I shouldn't have opened it like that and a lot of the followup discussion could have been avoided. I think I'll stay
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by eis 4y ago
FHD has about 4x the amount of pixels than 1K. They'd be still off by a factor of two (32/4 = 8 vs 4).
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by eis 4y ago
Isn't the K relating to the horizontal axis? 1K being close to FHD doesn't seem to make sense. 1K (1024x540) ~= qHD (960x540) 2K (2048x1080) ~= FHD (1920x1080) 4K (4096x2160) ~= UHD (3840x2160) 8K (8192x4320) ~= QUHD (76
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by eis 4y ago
Hm interesting that the quoted text argues in terms of bandwidth. A 4K resolution has 16x as many pixels as a 1K resolution. So if you can run two 4K monitors then shouldn't the bandwidth allow you to run 32 1k monitors at equal Hz? Sa
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by eis 4y ago
> You constantly talk in the terms of faithful ideas and yet reject they exist. I'm perplexed why you say that I reject faithful ideas exist. I don't. > You don't know, what you don't know. Agreed.
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by eis 4y ago
> We know about the state of the world back then. We have history, archeology, the knowledge of that era, and much much more. You don't know everything about that time. Do you have a recording of everything that was commun

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