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by icefox 10y ago
It looks like Wasm.instantiateModule(b, m) currently takes the binary wasm and memory to create a module, when would you pass in a linear memory object? Does converting a wast always produce two files?
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by icefox 10y ago
And the project is in search of a logo. You can find a bunch of proposals here: https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/issues/112
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by icefox 10y ago
I must say it was a fantastic time to watch the web evolving over those months. As every browser over a short period of time but IE produced JavaScript engines that were not just slightly faster, but radically faster websites adapted and t
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Migrating to Git and dealing with large repositories(benjamin-meyer.blogspot.com)
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Why I left Google (2012)(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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by icefox 10y ago
Just wait until I tell you about all the game consoles that only ever run less than five programs before being tossed
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by icefox 10y ago
Hidden at the end of the changelog is the addition of the the new config entry: "core.hooksPath" which lets you specify globally or per repository where hooks should point to. In the Git-hooks project we have been using the init.t
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by icefox 10y ago
Or just plug in several usb keyboards and mice into one computer so everyone can type without switching chairs or handing the keyboard over.
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by icefox 10y ago
Nokia ported the KHTML rendering engine back in 2004-2005 to their feature phone OS. :) A baby WebKit is in some of those feature phone if you want to call it that.
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by icefox 10y ago
More valuable than replacing three drivers is the fact that because the AI can drive all of the time the total time to deliver goods goes down which means it is more valuable and a higher price can be charged for the delivery.
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by icefox 10y ago
Of course if the more solar we get combined with cheap computing a market will emerge where there are two prices of electricity. Car charging will probably be first where they turn on/off depending on the solar output. Refrigerators
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by icefox 10y ago
Uploaded a cropped version of Mars in a photo that shows its atmosphere from http://spaceref.com/onorbit/mars-methane-and-mysteries.html And was told: "I am not really confident, but I think it's a toilet tha
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by icefox 11y ago
Linux won the server market. RedHat is in the support business. C# developers that have server code want to deploy on Linux now that they can and with this they can even pay for support.
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by icefox 11y ago
Do you plan on adding support for web assembly? Also in your account you don't list your email or a private way to reach out to you.
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by icefox 11y ago
Flagged for the false title. If you are going to allow require, I will make a fully Turing complete language in 1 lines of JavaScript. require("bf2c");
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by icefox 11y ago
A number of cars including the Infiniti Q50 have a variation of the "follow the car in front of me", I used it the other day on the highway it is more about cruise, but combined with the stay in lane feature that it also has it mi
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by icefox 11y ago
Some long term thoughts: 1) Linux has won the server (web) market. Developers would like to use a Unix box to work on their server code so they typically move to OS X. This could prevent that switch because they can still use Windows to d
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by icefox 11y ago
Some long term thoughts: 1) Linux has won the server (web) market. Developers would like to use a Unix box to work on their server code so they typically move to OS X. This could prevent that switch because they can still use Windows to d
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by icefox 11y ago
Nice, it is even bug compatible http://api.left-pad.io/?str=foo&len=7&ch=12 return {"str":"12121212foo"} and not {"str":"1212foo"}
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by icefox 11y ago
Someone with more JS experience can chime in, but isn't this really inefficient in JavaScript? Wouldn't appending rather than pre-pending be better due to the way strings and memory are handled? Or at the bare minimum create the
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by icefox 11y ago
There is probably a correlation to the slow rise of the mac platform and the slow fall of the OS X platform. http://stackoverflow.com/research/developer-survey-2016#tech... There are a ton of developers that will choos
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by icefox 11y ago
Not a bad looking case they sell for it and the pi http://store.wdc.com/store/wdus/en_US/DisplayAccesoryProduct...
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by icefox 11y ago
After they added the menu telling me which 3rd party apps were wasting energy I reported bugs to them all and within about a year they had all removed whatever polling code and they dropped dramatically in power usage, today Google Chrome i
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by icefox 11y ago
This is honestly the more interesting answer. Having a little device with a portable screen, keyboard and mouse that you can attach to various RPI as needed. As for price how about a nexdock that has a port where you can stick a Pi Zero i
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by icefox 11y ago
Using the API you can get it, they just don't bother showing it to the user.
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by icefox 11y ago
How do android developers deal with that? Do you only use APIs that came out before or with Jellybean?
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by icefox 11y ago
> Google obviously has the best track record of Android device makers This is a really low bar. Enough Android device makers never provide updates. Got a Nexus One a few years ago, Google updated it for a grand total of 13 months befor
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by icefox 11y ago
Would you spend more than $199 of your time?
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by icefox 11y ago
> there was no killer feature that GitLab had This really is the crux of the argument and for the GitLab guys is really what they should think hard about.
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by icefox 11y ago
Yup I have a blog on Blogger, it isn't the best, it isn't the worst. It is a lot better than other services that I have used in the past that eventually died off. I am really there only because I was there yesterday, but like

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