ishitatsuyuki

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Open Source Can't Coordinate(matklad.github.io)
6 points by ishitatsuyuki 1y ago|4 comments
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by ishitatsuyuki 3y ago
GCP patched a similar loophole [1] in 2023 presumably because some of their customers were abusing it. I'd expect AWS to do the same if this becomes widespread enough. [1]: https://cloud.google.com/storage/pricing-
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by ishitatsuyuki 3y ago
macOS has native password autofill which opens the Keychain experience to 3rd party password managers. Unfortunately browser support is limited to Safari (even though the API itself is open), while Strongbox [1] seems to be the only option
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by ishitatsuyuki 3y ago
Unfortunately, removal of PIIs also means less data/cues for hard-to-diagnose bugs (it can even range to CPU bugs like [1]). For Firefox, potentially PII-containing memory dumps are still sent to the server, but they're only viewa
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
IMHO, perf's decision to write whole stacks directly to the disk and unwinding them as a post-process is a really bad design. It wastes disk space, and as the author pointed out, it also has a lot of IO overhead. As an alternative appr
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
It is… not? It simply invokes the unwinder / exception handler, like _Unwind_RaiseException. For normal exceptions, no signals are involved. You can get an idea of what is executed at http://stffrdhrn.github.io/software
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
Serif mentioned on Twitter that the decision is partly driven by the absence of upgrading pricing options in third party app stores. https://twitter.com/affinitybyserif/status/15903262690314649...
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Adventures with Memory Barriers and Seastar on Linux (2018)(scylladb.com)
1 points by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago|0 comments
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
Rellic [1] implements an algorithm that generates goto-free control flows (citation in README), which would be a significant improvement against what Ghidra/IDA generates currently. Unfortunately it looks like the maintenance state of
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
> poor support for style libraries like tailwind Can't relate. Tailwind works fine with anything that supports PostCSS. I run it with Vite and there's zero issues. > the state management ecosystem is fractured between vuex a
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by ishitatsuyuki 4y ago
This should be (2013).
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Carbon is absolutely amazing. They are using a very flat style in pursuit of a modern corporate brand, just like a lot of other tech companies today, but the design also incorporates a lot of traditional and familiar elements. It’s a rare i
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Funny that the subgrid example actually has a screenshot from a browser that doesn't support subgrid: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/web.dev/issues/7453 Well, that does say something about the dominance
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Author here. Your understanding is right, and I meant that old congestion control algorithms was only using the information of packet losses.
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Input lag has nothing to do with network ping. Input lag is the time between you perform the action and the computer shows that on screen. It depends on your frame rate, refresh rate, and peripheral polling rate, as well as how good the gam
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LatencyFleX: A new approach to game latency reduction(ishitatsuyuki.github.io)
233 points by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago|65 comments
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LatencyFleX: A new approach to game latency reduction(ishitatsuyuki.github.io)
2 points by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago|0 comments
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LatencyFleX: A new approach to game latency reduction(ishitatsuyuki.github.io)
5 points by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago|0 comments
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
I wondered what they have meant when they said "Provides especially clear text quality (via our text-specialized rendering methodology)". Looking at their README [1], it looks to be texture filtering done a little more properly (m
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Vector graphics are much more complicated than raster images. They have to be drawn sequentially (to not mess up draw and blending order), mostly on CPU with the current software stack. And no, at 30MB you are looking at about 100000 paths,
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Analog distortion of signals also affects the phase. A digital filter might or might not compensate for it, but it's not always bad. Also, human ears tend to be more sensitive to amplitude than to the phase. Especially if the same filt
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AutoEQ: Automatic headphone equalization from frequency responses(github.com)
184 points by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago|49 comments
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
I don't get how they could get a chart that is so hilariously bad into a technical post. No numbers & no tick labels. It only shows that newer = better, which is pretty much obvious from the title.
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Short, clear, and pragmatic. This is the kind of post I'd love to see every day.
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by ishitatsuyuki 5y ago
Things like infinite scroll and autoplay should come with an option to turn them off and I think that’s well presented. Those are kind of dark patterns after All. Though, Apple probably isn’t in the position to enforce that; we unfortunatel
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by ishitatsuyuki 6y ago
I would be interested to know the comparison of the magic kernel to cardinal B-Splines [1]. The idea in the paper is that by combining an IIR filter with a traditional FIR/convolutional filter, you can get a much better sinc approximat
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by ishitatsuyuki 6y ago
piet-gpu contributor here. You're right that supersampling is the easiest way to achieve AA. However, its scalability issues are immense: for 2D rendering it's typically recommended to use 32x for a decent quality AA, but as the c
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by ishitatsuyuki 6y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24636326
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by ishitatsuyuki 6y ago
Linux has implemented hrtimer [1] a while ago and it can easily achieve sub-ms precision. You can just try some benchmark with nanosleep() on your system. It works in a similar way to the PIT you described, although I don't think it tr
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by ishitatsuyuki 6y ago
I appreciated the design of Outline, until I looked at their website and found that... it's a complete rip-off of Notion? I've been using Notion for a while, and the commands/block mechanism has been bothering me the most. I

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