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enz
7y ago
Well, yes, I mean, in most CPU-intensive benchmarks, I expect V8 to outperform CPython 3.
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enz
7y ago
Since V8 engine is JITed, I guess it's expected, right?
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enz
7y ago
Suica is produced by JR East. In Osaka, what about the equivalent card produced by JR West?
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enz
7y ago
As for the to-do part, I use a personal kanban implemented with Trello. It's simple, even primitive, but it has been working great so far. To organize my meetings, my events, I use a CalDAV compatible service (FastMail) which is synchr
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enz
7y ago
> I feel the Uber service itself has a sort of a 'premium' feeling around it in Japan, with the cars/staff/pricing being higher-class than the run-of-the-mill taxis you can hail. Even for a limo-class car, it's h
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7y ago
Thank you for this valuable work.
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DNS Leak: How It Works and How to Implement It
(ecalamia.com)
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7y ago
Unfortunately, Embedded Gecko is not supported anymore... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Gecko/Embed... However, the new Servo engine will be embeddable.
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7y ago
Why not switch to another browser or implement a DNS-level blocking?
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7y ago
> In all of the conversations that I've seen lately about how technology affects us and how to rethink the world we want, I haven't seen much discussion of software's crushing cost. Who's working on interesting/o
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Using Data Validation for Robust APIs
(ecalamia.com)
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JavaScript and evidence-based language design
(hacks.mozilla.org)
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7y ago
> "It undermines a long tradition of designing and building infrastructure in the public interest." Well, that's what some of the so-called software engineers actually do. And they are not necessarily doing programming. I
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7y ago
At least on YouTube, I use VP9 (we can check that with the "advanced stats" showed when right-clicking on the video). My laptop is usually noisy when the CPU is in demand. I am a bit surprised because playing HD videos on YT does
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7y ago
I am checking that with the "about:support" page. My iGPU and the Intel drivers are correctly recognized so I was assuming that HW decoding was enabled. But I can certainly be wrong, good platform detection does not necessarily me
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7y ago
It's weird, my Firefox seems to use the vaapi (but my iGPU is only able to hw-decode h264 and VP8 and VP9.Too old for AV1.) I have a not so powerful laptop so I think the HW decoding capability of the iGPU is actually used, otherwise
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enz
7y ago
Some copywriter wrote some advice about that: https://www.earlytorise.com/the-awful-truth-about-unsolicite... May be a good start!
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Trees in SQL with Prime Numbers
(ecalamia.com)
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Make Your Own GeoIP API
(ecalamia.com)
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enz
8y ago
I can suggest https://blog.ploeh.dk Focused on OOP design and some FP design.
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8y ago
I think that a Web framework such as Flask (without the ecosystem of its plugins) or even Falcon can be replaced by a Rust app, as of today. But, I totally agree with the rest of the website. Before replacing a Django or a Rails project, th
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keygen HTML5 Tag (Deprecated)
(developer.mozilla.org)
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Why isn't erlang statically typed? (2008)
(erlang.org)
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8y ago
Since Nim is influenced in some way by Python, I would rather believe the original compiler was written in Python. Interesting.
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8y ago
Maybe you can just buy a Bootstrap theme?
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Dolittle, a programming language based on the Japanese SOV syntax
(en.wikipedia.org)
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8y ago
This is certainly a valuable feature. I have a little workaround for the moment. I run the Python program through a Bash script which detects its current directory and loads the detected venv before launching the actual python program.
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8y ago
I have the same feeling, I have to click "must include keyword..." to get better results. I thought it was because I use google.co.jp since I moved to Japan a few weeks ago, so I was guessing Google tried too hard to correlate the
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8y ago
This is one of my favorite jvns post, with How to teach yourself hard things ( https://jvns.ca/blog/2018/09/01/learning-skills-you-can-prac... ). Very inspiring.
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8y ago
Plain PHP files work that way. But what if you use a framework (even an in-house one)? Does this holds true?
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