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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Damn, you're right. I didn't notice because Playground remembers the last content you had in the editor... Anyway, the correct link is https://play.rust-lang.org/?gist=62d362e2bf72001bd3f3c4a3ed0...
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Oh compilers are fun. Just recently I was reading through Rust's bug tracker, as one does, and learned that comparing function pointers is not deterministic. Compiling this code [0] in the Debug mode yields different results than in th
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Thank you. Unfortunately it won't let me update the link anymore.
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Firefox's JIT is getting significantly faster(groups.google.com)
865 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|271 comments
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
I completely switched to VS Code once I discovered the remote development feature [0]. It allows you to run VS Code locally but work on a project in a different environment (via SSH, Docker, WSL). The integration is seamless - search, debug
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These Weeks in Firefox: Issue 78(blog.nightly.mozilla.org)
1 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Google Translate Fails at Japanese [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|0 comments
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Before the whole virus situation started, I had never even heard of Zoom, and now it seems it's everywhere. What happened to Skype? I remember it being the thing I was forced to use during pretty much every client meeting back in the d
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
An alternative explanation about why XUL extensions needed to go by a Firefox dev Mike Conley [0], drawing pretty much the same conclusions and then some. The same thing that happened to Firefox happened to Babel [1]. Babel's plugin AP
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JavaScript Raw Sockets API Coming to Chromium(groups.google.com)
3 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|0 comments
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
They have migrated to PostgreSQL due to performance issues. > Unfortunately RethinkDB was a bit slow. It was fast enough for our needs at the time but as we grew we gave up waiting for its performance to be improved. We sponsored one imp
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Ah, I thought it's done client side. Never mind then.
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
You can use GitHub Pages for free. No need to pay for AWS. https://pages.github.com/
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Message requests are now available in Signal(signal.org)
5 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|0 comments
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
It's mentioned in one of the articles about the whole mess [0]. It doesn't say it won't be renewed though, just that it has not been renewed yet . > Furthermore, Mozilla's contract with Google to include Google as th
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
> I've been told that a large part of Mozilla's security team has also been laid off, which seems like a big issue especially after Mozilla launched a VPN offering last month. https://twitter.com/campuscodi&#x2F
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
I think so. Just create a new Smart Folder, set the condition to something that matches all files, for example "Created is after 1970" and sort by "Date Created".
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Interesting, I thought it uses the Spotlight index to get this information and that the index already contains these aggregates, but you're probably right considering that it works even in folders that I've explicitly excluded (I
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Snapdragon chip flaws put 1B Android phones at risk of data theft(arstechnica.com)
247 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|118 comments
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
You can tell Finder to show actual folder sizes instead of just "--". Right click in a folder -> Show View Options -> Calculate all sizes. I'm not sure why it's not the default, it's not like Finder needs to t
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Oh and I almost forgot - there's also a similar concept of Smart Playlists within iTunes (Command+Option+N) [0]. [0] https://i.imgur.com/eXmwb42.png
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Smart Folders (Finder -> File -> New Smart Folder). It's not exactly hidden but I never paid too much attention to it. It's essentially a way to create a folder whose content is dynamically updated based on your search condi
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
The funny thing is this is one of my favorite features, it keeps the switcher uncluttered. If you don't like it, you can use "Mission Control" (Control+Up Arrow) that will show you all windows across all applications (pressin
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
> Control-K: Delete the text between the insertion point and the end of the line or paragraph. There's also "Command+Delete" that deletes the text between the insertion point and the start of the line or paragraph.
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
> Running Windows or Linux as a VM in macOS has terrible performance in VirtualBox right now (people are discussing it at length in VirtualBox forums). That's my experience as well. Running macOS VM is even worse. My understanding i
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
I cannot find this in the documentation (I'm sure it's there somewhere) so let me ask here. How long does a function stay warm? As in, a client makes a request that invokes a function, the function processes the request and respon
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
What's the reason behind companies adopting ARM instead of the open standard RISC-V? E.g. Apple designs its own chips, wouldn't it make more sense to use RISC-V instead of paying fees to ARM?
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
> Discussions live in your project repository, so they’re accessible where your community is already working together. Their threaded format makes it easy to start, respond to, and organize unstructured conversations. Questions can be ma
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by jiripospisil 6y ago
Apple Silicon Macs should not only have IOMMU but apparently each device should have its own. They talk about this in the "Explore the new system architecture of Apple Silicon Macs" video [0] (starting at ~9:14). [0] https:/
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AMD Launches 12 Desktop Renoir Ryzen 4000G Series APUs: But You Can’t Buy Them(anandtech.com)
140 points by jiripospisil 6y ago|138 comments

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