jwlake

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by jwlake 7y ago
I honestly dont understand people being mad at this. Every dependancy I use I don't like 100% I fork and modify and then upstream changes, and if they never get merged, who cares? If there was a big user community that wanted differen
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by jwlake 7y ago
Objective C is magic and you and get around the static checker with using Ducks and NSClassFromString. This is how all mac and iOS devs have done this is the past and will continue doing this forever. Apple will never close the Duck hole,
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by jwlake 7y ago
There really just needs to be a good way to run your browser in a horrible jail. Someone just needs to sell an arm on a USB stick that you run v8 on for chrome and nothing else. Destroying the performance of the entire machine to enable the
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by jwlake 7y ago
Medium actually works great if you just block all their cookies. This fixes most "news" and publishing sites.
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by jwlake 7y ago
This is a universal unfounded assumption. Lawyers have more to do with decisions like these than data.
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by jwlake 7y ago
An equity holder by definition signs up for that risk, and all it entails. Musk is playing a dangerous game but anyone that doesn't like it can just get out of the equity. He also has a responsibility to employees, but I'm guess
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by jwlake 7y ago
My favorite coffee shop in LA, barnine.us uses glass canning jars for to-go. You bring back a dozen for a free drink. Totally ridiculously infeasible for non-boutique shops though.
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by jwlake 8y ago
This is one of the reasons npm packages with a compiled minified dist js files are a bad idea, makes hiding malicious code surprisingly easy.
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by jwlake 8y ago
If you're just viewing it, the pre-raster is only ~500MB, which easily fits in memory and zoom and pan are free. Pretty much any 2GB+ device would do that. Now editing and changing visibility and filters and such are much more compli
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by jwlake 9y ago
Lots of bad networking equipment assumes 1.1.1.1 isn't a real address and use it for things like captive portals and administration making this a terrible address to use for a service you want to be widely available.
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by jwlake 9y ago
The article talks about IO, but then benchmarks sha256. The node program doesn't work well because he's synchronously doing this: for (var i = 0; i < n; i++) { sha256(data); } He should be using crypto and the async ver