kajiryoji

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   by kajiryoji 3y ago

   I don’t know which part you think is not true, but for me it’s 100% true
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   by kajiryoji 3y ago

   The shift register design sounds quite expensive. You're essentially constructing <issue width> number of crossbars of 32 times <comparator widths> connected to a bunch of comparators to determine instruction boundary. In
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   by kajiryoji 3y ago

   Haha that'd be a little counterintuitive given all 32-bit aligned is the trivial case for decoding variable length instructions, unless you're thinking about prefetching/branch prediction etc
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   by kajiryoji 4y ago

   Perhaps you mean vdirsyncer[1]? [1]: https://github.com/pimutils/vdirsyncer
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   by kajiryoji 4y ago

   This reminds me of TinderBox[1], a knowledge organization tool on mac. Many of their features overlap, like an arbitrary note is a node in the whole graph, and being able to create views etc. I do wonder if there's someone who's s
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   by kajiryoji 4y ago

   Arch and Gentoo does the same, though I don't think they break their respective package managers
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   by kajiryoji 4y ago

   I wonder if you could use ankify to update anki cards in a bi-directional way? Like I can modify one of my cards and my notes will reflect the change, and vice versa
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   Ask HN: The middle ground for email self-hosting?

   75 points by kajiryoji 4y ago|101 comments
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   by kajiryoji 4y ago

   I wonder does jailbreaking have any implication on battery life? I'd hate to jailbreak my kindle for a very much reduced battery life
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    by kajiryoji 4y ago

    I don't know if 'most' tech uses are alienated though. I feel their offering is still quite good.
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    by kajiryoji 4y ago

    If you don't want your technology to have a proprietary stack, then definitely checkout Nebula[1]. It's very easy to setup and works very well in my experience. [1]: https://github.com/slackhq/nebula
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Wayland of course! I guess the necessity depends on whether you want non-integer scaling factors.
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Thank you for your info! That's extremely helpful and accessible! I already made the purchase and look forward to more of your awesome product!
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Is there perhaps a guide on your website that could detail the steps involved to get an ASN and ipv6 up and running? Also could you explain the free /48 included? Thanks.
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    This seems like a very good deal! Has anyone bought this before?
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Happy user here, but has anyone tested kagi vs devonagent?
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Not sure I found what you mentioned on the page you linked to
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Can you be very kind to provide the Mac browser link as well? It seems this link is only valid for ios and iPadOS apps
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    I see nim being compared with the same languages as zig. Does anyone has any opinios regarding how nim vs zig?
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    For one, S/MIME certificates all require a non-trivial amount of yearly price.
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    Could you describe a bit why Obsidian feels superior to you? I tried to get into Obsidian multiple times but I just never got it. I don't really see myself clicking on the knowledge graph every other day, and typora actually had wikili
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    by kajiryoji 5y ago

    I have found tailscale to be far more superior. For one, it actually works behind double NAT whereas zerotier just doesn’t