ex3ndr

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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   I really recommend to replace drivers with TMC2208 one! They are plug in replacement and silent. You won't hear anything at all.
2. 212.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Using such information is so hard that almost impossible. I could spend a year tailoring battery performance for a messenger and still get random guy who have some exotic phone with some strange behaviour. There are really almost no need to
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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Killing apps in the background and offloading them from memory is a godsend for a Android ecosystem. It is literally so much harder to make anything battery optimized since you have get information about almost everything to make it right:
4. 214.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Aha, how did you built e2e? Is it working only in chrome with experimental flag enabled?
5. 215.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Isn't this is how LSD was discovered?
6. 216.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   WebAssembly is in browsers only, i bet they use proper codecs on desktop apps where most users are.
7. 217.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   I yet to see CPU without H264 built in. Even cheapest mobile CPU (more like MCU) have it. Again, no one wants software encoding. This is a thing to avoid.
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   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   Yeah, it is like people care about this when they literally can't hear a person on the other side because of fans. Without hardware support all this codecs are useless on mobile. If you will take a look at Zoom, they are essentially do
9. 219.▲
   by ex3ndr 6y ago

   What? If your CPU have H264 then you shouldn't pay any licenses. You will have it in any CPU everywhere. It is not apple late to the party, it is just doesn't make sense to implement VP8 in silicone. Also burning macbooks is Intel
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I am kinda annoyed by VP8. It is so widespread and so awful due no support in hardware. I think even latest macos doesn't support hardware encoding. Once video is on VP8 iPhone will became hot, 5 year old MBP turns on all fans. Just sw
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    This is not a problem, this feature is built in in Chrome and is literally one line: https://pptr.dev/#?product=Puppeteer&version=v3.3.0&show=api...
12. 222.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    That's all literally 10-20 lines of code and actually much shorter than downloading html manually. Puppeteer can wait for final HTML.
13. 223.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Is it? we just have multiple instances of puppeteer that makes screenshots and dumps rendered HTML for parsing. Very simple service with autoscaling it is very affordable.
14. 224.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    If you will try to profile your app on V8 you will find that almost everything is in binary code, not interpreted.
15. 225.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I didn't get what's wrong with H.264 since it present in every pi even on pi zero.
16. 226.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    How on the earth such lobbism is legal?
17. 227.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Disable hyperthreading and use real cores, not hyperthreads.
18. 228.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    MacOS + UniFi actually have seamless reconnection.
19. 229.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Actually it was studied for flu and N95 masks made no difference at all: tested on nurses during a year.
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    Quitting Facebook: The Right Way(medium.com)

    13 points by ex3ndr 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Frankly no, we tried to to everything in kotlin and it was insane how slow it is comparing to JS. You literally parse 1kb JSON for 100ms+. Kotlin JS is not fast either since it is not that optimal for browsers and have all runtime checks fo
22. 232.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Please, scala could be so different that you can spent years learning it and still don't understand a lot of things. Swift is ok, but ARC is a nightmare. Good for mobile though. Rust is really for C++ guys for specific use cases. F#&#x
23. 233.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    So, they can't find another job? You can be fired the same way and replaced with army of junior developers too.
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    it seems that quotes is for India and China mostly. They are quite special since they account for most of applications.
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Sorry, but do americans really hurt by H1-B/L-1? I never heard about lack of need for tech people anywhere in the world. Isn't world's universities produce like 3% of required amount of tech people needed? (Other points are v
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    I meaning that L1 and friends are quite often could be changed to GC soon. If they put limit on number of L1 visas, they will simply became GC very fast. I think they don't have quotes, this is not a lottery.
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    What's racist in my comment? o_O
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    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    So, everyone will switch to GC faster then?
29. 239.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    Yes the very same way Swift exists because iOS devs are forced to use Objective-C (that have exact same flexibility of js) and Kotlin is simply because there are so many java projects and environments.
30. 240.▲
    by ex3ndr 6y ago

    It depends, for us we write some wrappers in Kotlin and Swift, but this is irrelevant to team performance - this could take time, but 90% of the time work is done in typescript. You want to have some folks that can do hacking on native leve