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   by jitl 10mo ago

   TypeScript will use flow typing to determine the type as number[] in this code: const x = [] x.push(1) type t = typeof x // number[]
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   I went to "Hardened Images Catalog" and searched for pgbouncer, not found ( https://hub.docker.com/hardened-images/catalog?search=pgboun... ) There's a "Make a request" button, but it links to th
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   I guess as long as you have basically no business logic, perhaps it makes sense to orchestrate route handling in Rust? But Boa is very very slow compared to JIT compiled JavaScript. As soon as your business logic starts trying to stand up a
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   it’s one person don’t have a conniption
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   the “software” is a single unit, the whole TV OS. I don’t think any vendor considers the homescreen of the OS a removable app besides perhaps Android. Certainly not Samsung lol.
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   if you know a vendor making great 55”-75” OLED 160hz+ 4K monitors let me know!
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   It’s not just TVs, General Motors wants to be a “service” too removing connectivity like CarPlay/Android auto to force you to use a car App Store, and BMW with their subscription heated seats. Recurring revenue at all costs!!
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   well, sudo-rs had a few privilege escalation CVEs recently. So there has been some recent evidence in favor of the stability argument. I think it’s worthwhile to RiiR in general but I’ll be waiting a few more years for things to mature.
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   by jitl 10mo ago

   Well I’m not sure if you can regulate having good design and user experience. Certainly the ability to roll back updates and enforcing privacy though.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    I’ve used some of my friends more recent year TVs and even if they’re not networked the UX is just horrible. One Samsung model eliminated the “input” button on the remote and forces you to go through “Home” to select inputs in a tiled menu
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    Yes I am suggesting a premium product, there’s at least $600-$1000 more the market is willing to pay just for aesthetics based on Samsung Frame tv, which is a premium product with mid-range LCD component quality. It’s priced about $200 unde
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    It’s well worth the $100 or whatever to do all the streaming through an AppleTV. It’s the only streaming device I’ve used that doesn’t seem to constantly try to upsell random garbage.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    We need a Framework-style company making TVs. Get the OLED panels from whoever makes them wholesale, spend on a beautiful enclosure / design, add just enough software to calibrate the image and switch between HDMI inputs with HDMI-CEC.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    It relies entirely on the WebAssembly runtime, see the discussion of how ASLR problems don’t occur with WASM. Doing this with WASM is pretty easy, doing it with system memory is quite tricky.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    Android also seems to use it, on some devices (default in the stock camera app?). So does Sony. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    I hope everyone switches over to AV1 or AV2 stills so we can have completely open image pipelines but It’s silly to say something is “DOA” when it’s been in use for 9 years (since 2017) by one of the world’s most popular consumer cameras (
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    I had to fork go’s CSV to make it re-use buffers and avoid defensive copies. But im not sure an arena api is a panacea here - even if i can supply an arena, the library needs certain guarantees about how memory it returns is aliased /
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    My Fujifilm X100VI shoots HEIC/HEIF, which is like the AVIF of H.265/HEVC. It seems to offer better compression than JPEG while having smaller file size. iPhone does this too. Why are you calling it an abomination?
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    The Temporal API in Chrome is implemented in Rust. We’re definitely seeing more Rust in browsers including beyond Firefox.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    people want their programs to go as fast as possible, WASM can be better than writing JS but it’s not as fast as actually native code by a wide margin, especially if you want to do io
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    Look into libeatmydata LD_PRELOAD. it disables fsync and other durability syscalls, fabulous for ci. Materialize.com uses it for their ci that’s where i learned about it.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    This system allows playing unmodified production x86 executables on arm64. It doesn’t have anything to do with the developers.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    You’d run FEX with WINE/Proton, no windows needed. If you did use a VM, I’d think it would be a Linux VM. But, Linux VM on macOS could already use Apple’s Rosetta2 for x86_64-to-arm64 translation. Speaking of which, maybe you could jus
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    There’s like 100x more JS developers than C# developers. JS can also run code very quickly, where with an AOT language, you need to AOT compile it. For tool calls, eval-as-a-service, running in browser JS is far ahead of C#.
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    by jitl 10mo ago

    it starts fast and does better job than nodejs for their product
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    by jitl 11mo ago

    for a 98% read use case like blog SQLite is ideal
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    by jitl 11mo ago

    run computer programs probably
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    by jitl 11mo ago

    also hot air rises, and the vent is on the bottom
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    by jitl 11mo ago

    Whoops, I thought I was replying inside this thread tree: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46059256 > I tried Wayland earlier today on my home lab with Plasma and FreeBSD. It seemed pretty great for a bit and ran my
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    by jitl 11mo ago

    idk how we can blame some JavaScript and html inside Firefox causing a Wayland crash as Discord’s fault. They’re like 9000 layers of abstraction away from whatever SIGSEGV caused the crash