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by ko27 3y ago
> Safari is has much better performance than any other web browser on macOS Typical marketing BS. Browsers are probably very close to performance. Chrome said last year they are actually the fastest browser on M1/2. On Speedometer 2
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Reddit design ditching React in favor of Lit for mostly performance reasons(old.reddit.com)
6 points by ko27 3y ago|2 comments
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by ko27 3y ago
The problem is that EU law requires Apple to not restrict sideloading for selected apps. It doesn't matter if they pay or don't pay Apple. You have to be able to sideload them.
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by ko27 3y ago
I did, and you conclusions are completely wrong. I updated my comment. Do you seriously think that iOS has no screen recording apps? It's a phishing attack, you can ask the user to screen record using an app-store app and send you the
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by ko27 3y ago
Is anybody else upset that people are actively making up stories to prop up Apple on HN? Most of what you said is misleading or false: > Here in Thailand banking apps fraud is rampant Citation needed (on the "rampant" part). &g
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by ko27 4y ago
Not if you are using view transitions https://developer.chrome.com/blog/spa-view-transitions-land/
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Dealing with limited breaking changes in C#(github.com)
1 points by ko27 4y ago|0 comments
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by ko27 4y ago
I don't think that's working out so well for you, because developers disagree https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2022/#section-most-loved-dre...
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by ko27 4y ago
The point is that Java eventually adds the same stuff as well just with worse usability than the C# counterpart.
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by ko27 4y ago
It's interesting how C# is always far ahead of Java, they introduced it way earlier, the syntax is simpler, and you can make is safe by using FormattableString as the param type, for example in EF you can do this without worrying about
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by ko27 4y ago
Isn't the paper mentioned in the article literally proving that wrong? Google managed to scale error correction and achieved less noisy qbits.
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by ko27 4y ago
Network latency is your no.1 bottleneck for every modern device, everything else is a distant second. Also you can optimize everything, but you can't make MPAs navigate without a network roundtrip.
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by ko27 4y ago
It's actually the opposite. MPAs are pure overhead. In theory SPAs are faster because they only require a minimum of 1 user blocking network request, while MPAs need at least 1 for each page. Everything else is up to the implementation
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by ko27 4y ago
Yes, I am aware of that, that's why I made sure to mention it. There is a world of difference between local and non-local theories. And in no way do non-local theories fit in any of the simple explanations the original poster had in mi
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by ko27 4y ago
Good thing we ruled out local hidden variables. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell_test
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by ko27 4y ago
It's earth-shattering, because the current prevailing opinion in physics is that some of those QM interpretations are indistinguishable in reality and that their difference is only a matter of philosophy.
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by ko27 4y ago
If this paper is correct and we can experimentally verify different QM interpretations, then this is really groundbreaking stuff. I wonder why this news isn't everywhere.
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by ko27 4y ago
If you read up on the Delayed-choice quantum eraser experiment [1] you'll see how your "simplistic" explanation leads to paradoxes such as the present altering events that occurred in the past. But if you describe unmeasured
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by ko27 4y ago
Google does allow competing browser engines
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by ko27 4y ago
They can not, the same way Lets Encrypt can not decrypt your private communications.
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by ko27 4y ago
You don't need an "external cause". You would still have the same trouble of explaining that. You only need many attempts, same as with evolution. Life in space can be explained with Anthropic principle https://en.
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by ko27 4y ago
> describes quantum computers as devices that perform calculations simultaneously across parallel universes That's a completely valid interpretation shared by many physicists and quantum computer scientists. Media often misinterpret
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by ko27 4y ago
Some of the comments you posted on this thread are completely false, like EU forcing Apple to change bubble color or forcing them to handover encryption keys. Neither of that is even remotely true. If Apple doesn't want other companies
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by ko27 4y ago
> I don't believe the EU has enough power to fight Apple Of course they do. EU Commission, with parlament and member state approval (which they have), has supreme sovereign power over these matters. Market regulation is basically th
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by ko27 4y ago
From Wikipedia about superdeterminism: "By postulating that all systems being measured are correlated with the choices of which measurements to make on them, the assumptions of the theorem are no longer fulfilled" By assuming sup
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by ko27 4y ago
Math and equations don't have to reflect reality, but you are missing the point. The problem is with the very real experimental result of QM. Whichever theory or interpretation you come up to explain it, it won't make it any less
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by ko27 4y ago
Okay, I just want to correct you that superdeterminism is not a local hidden variable theory.
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by ko27 4y ago
Are you serious? Theorems are laws. It's like me doubting the Pythagorean theorem because I can't understand the proof. Local hidden variables can not explain experimental results of QM. That's a fact. Ask any QM Physicist an
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by ko27 4y ago
That's my point. People won't stop buying iPhones whether Apple allows or forbids those things. So the argument made by the comment I replied to, that people chose iPhone over Android because of browser engines, payment vendors...
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by ko27 4y ago
> People don’t choose iPhone because they want those things Your argument is ridiculous. People didn't choose iPhone because they wanted to deprive themself of an option to switch browsers engines or payment vendors either. People a

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