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by getcrunk 5y ago
Keychron k3 is what I use. I like it. Wish it had better switches but the low profile and the form factor is what I chose it for
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by getcrunk 5y ago
Normally I'd agree about Googles track record. But they HAVE to innovate in the android/mobile space. It would be their death as opposed to just dropping a random messaging app. And they did all the "from scratch" work.
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by getcrunk 5y ago
Right on the money! Interesting/scary times ahead. But maybe there will be unexpected gifts in the form of open source dev around zircon
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by getcrunk 5y ago
This is exciting to see (in a neutral way, I'm not rooting for it) because I wonder how large fuchsia will grow and if it will contend with Linux. Why wouldn't Google want to push containers running it's brand spanking new os
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by getcrunk 5y ago
How about u post a few passages ?
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Researchers devise new hypersonic flight propulsion engine(scitechdaily.com)
1 points by getcrunk 5y ago|0 comments
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by getcrunk 5y ago
Is this by Google? It seems like it but not sure
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by getcrunk 5y ago
I mean one can apply this rhetoric ad nauseam to all attempts of influencing change. Good job. If only Rosa parks listened to you. (I am not comparing the Israel/Palestine conflict to the American civil rights movement. I am only maki
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by getcrunk 5y ago
Should the free movement of people outside their houses be curbed to combat child abuse/drug trafficking/burglary
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by getcrunk 5y ago
That's caused by hardware acceleration ... I have not tried it. But I'd say make sure you are on a desktop using desktop zoom app and then a web browser for Netflix and turn hardware acceleration off. I can't imagine how wide
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by getcrunk 5y ago
At what point are we going to decide we should just "cancel" speculative execution? Is that feasible? What order of magnitude would the performance hit be? This has been non stop for the last few years. Its starting to feel like a
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by getcrunk 6y ago
You would just need alot of users/be very popular. And then have a standardized vm
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by getcrunk 6y ago
I've been thinking about this too. But taking it a step further. Streaming not only web pages but apps from a virtualized enviornment .
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by getcrunk 6y ago
Have you used an xps? I really like my trackpad. Haven't use apple's
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Ask HN: How to deal with hundreds of open browser tabs
4 points by getcrunk 6y ago|15 comments
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by getcrunk 6y ago
Hey I hate windows. To me It makes no "technical" sense to deploy anything Microsoft makes. There's other reasons it makes sense lol (practical, ease of use, startup cost)
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by getcrunk 6y ago
That's a good point but my assumption is apple planned the m1 from around the same time as their ax core
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by getcrunk 6y ago
That's a great idea. I would also suggest then adding just a one option vote, for example to star or like. Not one side or other but the topic itself
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by getcrunk 6y ago
This is a pretty cool idea! What about adding some voting when you do open it up to more users. (Like this person made more sense than the other)
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by getcrunk 6y ago
The m1 had the "luxury" of being able to be made from the ground up relatively speaking using modern knowledge. If you consider the case of Intel/and and x86 imagine a building with one story and every year they had to add a
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by getcrunk 6y ago
Hyper v works to serve Linux vms. You should always test your particular use case before committing. They have trial licenses.
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by getcrunk 6y ago
I just read the original article my self before seeing your post. The last bit about "sharding" by partitioning your db from the start helped alleviate a lot of my concern I think. All my apps data doesn't actually need to be
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by getcrunk 6y ago
think something like google keep or trello or airtable. Its just a lot of text/json. Its in a db and not blobs or object store due to sync, filtering, tagging, reporting ..... larger assets(img) will be in an object store Maybe its not
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by getcrunk 6y ago
It's been my experience, sometimes, that when using a VPN it almost seems like you are purposefully being misplaced. But by hanlons razor, maybe they use other metrics other than just IP to get a user's location, and that's w
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by getcrunk 6y ago
As a team of just me with not much savings, trying to make something that may grow quickly (1-10s of TBs), I cant afford to scale up from the get-go. I need to be able to scale out first. It doesn't seem Postgres is conducive to that.
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by getcrunk 6y ago
If your primarily moving and manipulating that data imo json is easier to work with (less loc)
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by getcrunk 6y ago
Pomodoro timer. Even helps at the office I use https://tomato-timer.com/
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by getcrunk 6y ago
I disagree with other commenters saying it's anything but price gouging. When I worked for a msp (i.t. tech) we had trunk lines and asterisk. Managing it was dead simple, way faster than Vonage. We also had softphones with all the feat
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Ask HN: Is there a resource to help choose the right DB for you needs?
15 points by getcrunk 6y ago|12 comments
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by getcrunk 6y ago
So what do I do next?

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