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RLS sounds great until it isn't(planetscale.com)
2 points by ksec 6mo ago|0 comments
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Surviving Black Friday: 329B requests with Falcon(speakerdeck.com)
2 points by ksec 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 6mo ago
Vision Pro is at least 10 to 15 years ahead of its time. Had they done it in 2033+, the tech would have been a lot better and affordable. But even then I doubt it will be successful.
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by ksec 6mo ago
I thought the US crossed that mark long ago. According to FED [1] it was in 2013. Could someone explain what the WSJ means given the article is behind a paywall. [1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GFDEGDQ188S
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by ksec 6mo ago
I understand your argument, but part of this comparison is between Net profits and Revenue. While it cost Meta close to zero to have that ad space, it does cost meta money to run their platform. It is the same with any good old classified a
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by ksec 6mo ago
I dont know why this keeps coming up? It is a closed loop system. The water aren't used at all.
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by ksec 6mo ago
Nice to see this being top comments. For a long time Ads were nearly universally seen as evil on HN ( and wider Silicon Valley ) and the topic discussions will always be downvoted, flag or becomes a moral compass argument. I guess HN is hea
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by ksec 6mo ago
The was the problem when Tim / Craig merge all OS under the same team, in the name of efficiency. On the surface it makes sense. iOS, macOS, iPadOS, or even tvOS. They share largely the same code base and they could be developed togeth
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Making the Rails Default Job Queue Fiber-Based(paolino.me)
5 points by ksec 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 6mo ago
Turns out it is not Nvidia, Qualcomm or ARM themselves to help ARM dominate the server space. But Amazon. This makes me wonder if Amazon will start selling not only the Graviton CPU but the whole Server Rack / System. Assuming they als
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Meta signs agreement with AWS to power agentic AI on Amazon's Graviton chips(aboutamazon.com)
3 points by ksec 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 6mo ago
I really think Craig needs to go. I can't remember a single software decision under his tenure that is good. Having said that I don't know who can replace him. Bertrand Serlet, Avie Tevanian, Scott Forstall were all great with sof
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by ksec 6mo ago
To be fair, Safari 18 ( finally ) improved a lot on what what reported in both State of CSS and JS. With 26 even better, it is gotten to the point where I believe hopefully 27 it will be a non-issue most of the time. As long as they continu
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by ksec 6mo ago
The Tab Overview is due to some background tab reload. I could basically sums up your experience as Safari is appalling at multi tab resource management. And it has been the case for 14+ years and counting. It wasn't until Safari 18 be
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by ksec 6mo ago
Wondering what else is in store for 4.1. ZJIT?
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by ksec 6mo ago
>Getting IPv6 to about 50% deployment has taken more than 25 years. Any alternative or new proposal would be the same. That is oversimplified a few things. The 50% deployment is largely Mobile Phone + Cloudflare and India. ( Not sure abo
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by ksec 6mo ago
That is the same argument with USB, USB support x, but 90% of USB dont implement it. In reality that is no different to not supported.
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by ksec 6mo ago
The language still have many breaking changes post 1.0, no windows support until recent two years and the compiler is slow is often the first thing people complain about. But Kagi are using it as their backend language.
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Crystal 1.20.0 Is Released(crystal-lang.org)
5 points by ksec 6mo ago|3 comments
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by ksec 6mo ago
I honestly dont see it as an issue. At least not for now. You could have languages or software released as 1.0 at any time but they are not finished or ready for it. Arguably Crystal is a bit like that. Or you end up like NIM which they are
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by ksec 6mo ago
I/O, Linked, Incremental Compilation. Apart from 0.17 being a short release cycle. I wonder how many more releases before 1.0? Are we looking at 0.20, another one and half year of baking?
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TruffleRuby 34 Is Released(truffleruby.dev)
3 points by ksec 6mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 7mo ago
> he was financially reckless and failed to win any major customers for Intel's new IFS strategy. So currently the IFS has a few potential customers was because of LBT and not Pat? >* Now they're missing the fab boom by ca
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by ksec 7mo ago
>Pat killed Intel’s share price. Should have paid more attention to the balance sheet. Let's face it. Everything he cut, and products / department he sold were what he wanted to do on day one. He had to force his hand, make the
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by ksec 7mo ago
>Bob Swan was the finance guy who did not have a vision Let's be fair to Bob, he has the vision, but dont know how to execute it because he lacks the technical knowledge. He was also the one who finally settled the argument I had fo
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by ksec 7mo ago
>He also didn't cut dividend until 2024. He was not allowed to cut dividend until 2024. Cutting dividend was the first thing he wanted before he even became CEO. The board said no. Edit: Would have had ~$20B savings, $10B from early
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by ksec 7mo ago
Oh nice. I am surprised how many HMG colleagues I bump into on HN :)
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by ksec 7mo ago
>The free Wi-Fi is very high quality, Haven't been to SK in recent years, but assuming quality as it is Fast , how does the log in system work? My main problem is not speed with modern public WiFi, especially in recent years enterp
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by ksec 7mo ago
Are you part of HMG or was it at telco level ?
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by ksec 7mo ago
Ok I am curious. Why is this worthy of submission. Why now? This is from a 2011 account? So something must be interesting but may be for us without context.

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