humanwhosits

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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I really like it, it seems like a great alternative to slack for a team that just wants non-notification chat
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Just because non-hn crowd isn't aware of it, doesn't mean it isn't a big problem
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Who built the cpu itself? It's interesting that it claims V-extension support, even though that was only just ratified
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Please tell me there is more than one person
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I guess they know windows is on-the-way-out if they're trying to eek the last bit of cash from it like this
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
They could put a police officer right next to him on the street, that'll keep the customers away
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Maybe we need a different sort of jail, one where things are kinda nice
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Hiding of the large files has tripped me up multiple times. I've starting having to look at the diffs outside github's UI
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Why doesn't firefox build ublock origin directly into firefox
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
> Is it faster in ARM? Not in the general case, but specifically with how Apple has brought the ram chips so physically close to the cpu cores
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
But chrome will
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
China would have to have a strong motivation for doing so, as they'd be hurting their own economy in doing so
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
The website doesn't scroll properly
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Raw supply is not affected but the supply chain on the finance side is, which can create artificial delivery shocks.
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Seems odd that a town can prevent people from living in an RV
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
> I haven't seen any technical advantage RISC-V has geopolitical advantage however in that it's not controlled by US/UK. I can see why Amazon wouldn't pay to bootstrap that, but I can see why Tencent/Huawai/
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
RISC-V is trying to create a standard platform specification to address some of these concerns https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2w4cWFpqAA
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I too remember when AMD and Intel simply gave up on filing any new patents in the early 2000s
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I imagine future 1-liner replies to recruiters: "salary range too low"
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Will this project help with bootstrapping rust on new architectures?
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
People want to move further away to lower housing costs. Commuting in for a half day seems demoralizing
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I'm surprised that was allowed, there aren't exactly many x86 manufacturers in the market
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Can always impose more isolation, this isn't anything near a full economic blockade yet
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
It also seems like a good way to get the OSS maintainer familiar with the company in case they ever wanted to have a more direct financial relationship
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I want to know that the hardware will work with linux, and will continue to work with linux. A pre-install option is just one way to advertise and convince the user that you've tested the hardware to work on linux
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
A pre-install option for linux would increase user trust that it'll "just work"
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Sure, but when you look at the ordering page, it doesn't mention linux as an OS option, just Windows or no OS
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Just make it illegal for corporations to purchase single-family-homes
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
I liked using Linode, though I can't help but feel some apprehension about what will happen to it in the medium/long term
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by humanwhosits 5y ago
Allow donations that explicitly go towards Firefox dev (rather than umbrella Mozilla).

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