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by jd3 3y ago
This is exactly right. Onshoring fabs back to the US is part of a long term political and economic strategic plan to counter China called The Clean Network / The "5G trifecta" — TSMC's new fab in Arizona will be the larg
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by jd3 3y ago
We recently threw out our React Native app and have gone all in on PWAs.
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by jd3 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU6nsfoNWDI for a trip down memory lane (and coincidentally, an apt example of how far we've fallen). Can you think of a single modern US-based industry/association which produces e
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by jd3 3y ago
Oops, should be io tld. Fixed!
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by jd3 3y ago
other commenters have mentioned ipfs, dropbox, syncthing, etc. but this most closely resembles http://upspin.io/ with the caveat that willow is p2p and upspin uses a centralized key server https://www.youtube.com
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by jd3 3y ago
I couldn't believe my eyes when I first stumbled upon https://dci.mit.edu/
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by jd3 3y ago
FYI onshoring fabs back to the US is part of a long term strategic plan to counter China called The Clean Network / The "5G trifecta" — TSMC's new fab in Arizona will be the largest onshoring in American history. https:
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by jd3 3y ago
Afaik most undergrad education is still explicitly procedural/imperative/OOO with a dash of lisp/scheme in theory of comp. Barring the exceptionally driven and programs that are unusually theoretical and/or historically
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by jd3 3y ago
What's the deal with Arthur Whitney's Shakti these days? The download has been gone for a year or two at this point. https://shakti.com/
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by jd3 3y ago
From experience, my take is that most laymen devs are unwilling and/or uninterested in taking the dive into apl/k/array langs due to the, in their own words, deliberately abstruse and obscurantist syntax/glyphs/typi
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by jd3 3y ago
the quick answer https://nitter.net/Jonathan_Leahy/status/1732187557902082057
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by jd3 3y ago
Probably thanks to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Soghoian .
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by jd3 3y ago
TIL, I actually didn't realize that. I stand corrected.
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by jd3 3y ago
I actually think it has something to do with webkit and the fact that I use Quartz Debug to disable vsync at all times. I'll try to repro, but anecdotally speaking, my M1 MacBook Pro restarted when I was doing something in the Orion br
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by jd3 3y ago
Orion has actually triggered two kernel panics for me in the past week. It's easy on battery life though, so I've been using it still when I'm on the go.
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by jd3 3y ago
from my experience working for a globally distributed django shop, orm mapping/type synchronization are both small fry compared to query building this now 400+ headcount company would not exist if query builders did not exist
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by jd3 3y ago
Speaking of Saddle Creek sound, I first discovered the omnichord after seeing Conor Oberst use one to play a classic Bright Eyes song at an intimate venue in the mountains near Woodstock, NY
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by jd3 3y ago
I personally prefer the aesthetics of the white Amazon Basics [0] and/or Infinite Cables [1] hdmi 2.1b [2] 48gbps cables, but as long as they're certified and pass the totalphase cable test I guess it doesn't really matter [0
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by jd3 3y ago
I first read this on cat-v 10+ years ago and it left an indelible effect on the way that I approach and think through both design and complexity http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/pikestyle
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by jd3 3y ago
Reminds me of this blurb from djb's qmail security guarantee [0]: > I've mostly given up on the standard C library. Many of its facilities, particularly stdio, seem designed to encourage bugs. A big chunk of qmail is stolen fro
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by jd3 3y ago
I've just been making lists and manually navigating to profiles
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by jd3 3y ago
It's still being updated and included in the "Additional Tools for Xcode 15"[0] and is the only way to disable vsync/"Beam Sync" at the os level using Apple tooling, afaik. Beamoff[1]/beamsync.py[2] are go
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by jd3 3y ago
Anecdotally speaking as a long time twitter lurker, the quality of my "For You" feed has dropped precipitously since the Musk acquisition — I am now consistently getting trashy, lowest common denominator shock/click-bait post
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by jd3 3y ago
Yep!
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by jd3 3y ago
Yep, disabled.
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by jd3 3y ago
Sonoma UI feels great. I'm also excited that they finally fixed Quartz Debug — the "Enable Vertical Sync" option finally works again when disabled. My mouse feels snappier and there's noticeably less delay when moving wi
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by jd3 3y ago
He was a self-described absentee father, stated that being around his son made him anxious, dissuaded Goro from getting into animation, and was critical and generally unsupportive of the three films that Goro directed. Goro even stated that
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by jd3 3y ago
> Every time I have to fill a "shopping cart" for a US government data download I die a little. I've worked in gov/civic tech for 5+ years and, as you're probably aware, there is now a highly lucrative business i
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by jd3 3y ago
DC uses Palmetto mapdwell, which is the solar potential analytics platform + api that pepco, comed, exelon, bge, peco, etc. all use. https://mapdwell.com/en/solar/dc This is the data that I took to my building&#x2
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by jd3 3y ago
Correct — outside of a couple of japanese factories recreating/pantomiming their favorite vintage brands (buco, etc. — mostly using the original equipment from America!), I don't think there are any modern leather jacket brands wo

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