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   by jadbox 3y ago

   I know little about JVM, but I've gathered that WASM cold starts are far quicker because WASM can be incrementally compiled* as bytes are streamed into edge services. Cold start time is king when almost every user is using a different
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   Since the WASM runtime doesn't have to worry about resource access violations or memory corruption, it doesn't need a VM or container. This means WASM can start faster without needing any additional security wrappers. I'm doi
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   Can anyone comment on how notable this announcement is for RISCV?
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   Binaries require a container or VM sandboxing in order to run. Java bytecode, afaik, has a slow cold start issue and still requires some additional sandboxing afaik. WASM can cold start fast because the runtime API is natively restrictive t
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   I'm less interested in WASM in-browser than I am for WASM-powered services in edge computing (Cloudflare workers, Wasmer Edge, etc). Without WASM, you're always going to suffer cold start issues due to containers or other runtime
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   Fastly is indeed fast. I did find the realized cost to be 10x more expensive that Cloudflare for my CDN/video/compute needs, and I found the Fastly sales team to be a tad aggressive. However the performance is usually better than
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   Milkweed, goldenrod, and joe pye plants in Michigan will bring hosts of good bees and butterflies to your yard. Even better if you grow all three.
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   How does wxw and gtk roughly compare? I have liked the UI of Audacity moderately more than Inkscape, but I don't know where framework versus implementation is at play.
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   by jadbox 3y ago

   I'm pretty sure edge functions are just workers with an little extra code for metrics and stuff.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Thank you kind sir. I feel like HN should be better at linking directly to sources.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    It's a high wage, indeed. However, it's not a sustainable workload from the stories I've heard, and ultimately people are feeling the effects of the system at its over peak capacity.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    > This would mostly stay the same. The users in a company could travel, but the choice of region is usually decided by where the company is located. For most of my apps, I have very little idea on their region aside from their login IP o
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    At first pass, I'm impressed with the multi region/tenant built-in support. I take it that changing a region is as changing the table row key. I wonder though about this strategy strictly place user's data as an entry into th
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Link?
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    > Come on, Adobe is and has been many things, but certainly not a champion of open standards. Apple's track record of supporting standards is stellar in comparison. I don't think this is fair to say Apple is better when it&#x27
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    This roughly did happen. Apple decided suddenly and publicly that it would reject Flash (and Air), and this decision was a major part of closing the flash project. Flash gaming was a billion dollar market at the time that Apple knew they co
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    That's an incorrect assumption. There's large volumes of music content that slips through content-id regularly that is then manually flagged (sometimes years after uploading). However the quantity is overall less for music than it
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Why did the new kernel break the drivers when every release is supposed to be (usually) non-backward's breaking?
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Are you a bot? Like... 3D landscapes and magic spells, what?
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    What are ye using all that ram for? -curious stranger
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Paywall, but it feels too crazy to be true. There's a host of legal issues here for one.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Would you mind articulating the elements that make this particular story and setting uniquely good?
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    At a GDC session, ME team acknowledged that they were heavily inspired for this title by SC2.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Be still my heart. Star Control II and Ultima 7 were my childhood version of Balder's Gate 3 is to this generation. No single aspect of those games was impressive for its time per-say, but the sum of the parts was an incredible experie
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Linux overall trackpad support is WAY better now than 5 years ago, but gnome/kde/drivers have room to grow to be as good as Apple. Framework is getting close though to my ideal laptop. The Dell XPS line is also a good linux choice
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    I am just immensely impressed by this story. A+ hardware and software investigation work.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    I find that using a standing desk during at least half of the day is ideal for me.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    Vivaldi is a privately-owned co-op.
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    What did not work well with Astro for your use-case? Why was Remix a little better?
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    by jadbox 3y ago

    I've been learning Astro and considering it for production. So far, it's really help simplify web app development as there's virtually no frontend logic to build.