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by ksec 7mo ago
Rust + Linux. It is brewing, and that is what Government around the world wants. But not FreeBSD, C, Go, or others. Basically Government doesn't want MIT / BSD, they want GPL and AGPL.
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by ksec 7mo ago
>and explaining it in full would need a book. That is exactly why you need a PR agency.
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by ksec 7mo ago
If we think of Go as different kind of C, then having Go as a compiled target seems to make sense as C is a compiled target.
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by ksec 7mo ago
Yes. I am bookmarking it for future reference. The post shows a perfect example why you need marketing and PR agency.
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by ksec 7mo ago
>Next: the runtime itself. Bun has a bun build --compile flag that produces a single self-contained executable. No runtime, no node_modules, no source files needed in the container. I didn't know that. So Bun is basically a whole ru
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by ksec 7mo ago
>I have 25 Mbps up. 10 Mbps down. Have had it for years. It's fine. Do you mean the other way around, 25Mbps Down and 10 Mbps up? It is nice to have, especially when it doesn't cost much. That is why I am perfectly OK with PON
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by ksec 7mo ago
Even in Wireless / Mobile Carrier they have company like American Tower / China Tower that shares infrastructure cost. So none of this is new , I always thought the reason it is not done is because of company interest and politic
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by ksec 7mo ago
>Now that the AV2 specification is publicly available Draft of AV2 spec. Not final. I think they just tagged the AVM 14 release from their research branch. But personally it feels it is no where near final / finish status.
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by ksec 7mo ago
On the surface this looks great. Seems to hit the sweet spot in a lot of areas. I know it is Rust inspired, but why write it in Rust and not Go?
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by ksec 7mo ago
This comment should be pinned at the top.
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by ksec 7mo ago
In relation to the quality of its comment. I thought it was a fair. He just completely made up about false positives. And in case people dont know, antirez has been complaining about the quality of HN comments for at least a year, especiall
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by ksec 7mo ago
>Trying to milk the last drop before the patents expire? Old licenses are grandfathered in previous pricing. So this isn't about milking, but likely a tactic specifically aiming at certain companies. But I am wondering why they both
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by ksec 7mo ago
>This is expected in the normal population, but too see a lot of people that can't see with their eyes in Hacker News feels weird. You are replying to an account created in less than 60 days.
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by ksec 7mo ago
Wordpress powers 40%+ of the web, the second largest CMS is Shopify. [1] I have been on and off in the past 6 - 7 years trying to get DHH / 37Signals to release a CMS / simply blog system that compete with Wordpress. May be Shopif
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by ksec 7mo ago
And this is High Profile, Only a dozen left. Most of them expire this year as well. With only 5 left in 2027 to 2030, 3 of that is SVC specific and country specific. I hope Redhat do something similar work to AAC-LC and declares certain pro
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by ksec 7mo ago
>And Opus for audio: https://opus-codec.org/ Just use AAC-LC, Redhat declares it patent expired and has the widest compatibility besides only mp3. At 192Kbps or above it is as good as Opus.
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UniFi Design Center(design.ui.com)
1 points by ksec 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 7mo ago
For me it was Safari 18 that for the first time in its history didn't have all the annoying rendering difference or lag. And specifically 18.4 which eliminate most of it. And the Safari 26 seems to be a little faster overall. Both on M
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WebKit Features for Safari 26.4(webkit.org)
2 points by ksec 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 7mo ago
I know this is going to be unpopular on HN. They basically need to stop thinking Windows as a profit milking centre but as a moat to capture business and enterprise customers. In order to do that they need Windows to offer one of the best e
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by ksec 7mo ago
ARM have given enough time for their licenses, even with special terms and discount just hoping they could crack the server market. But six years in and looking at the next 3-4 years. They are no where near competing with x86 on server othe
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by ksec 7mo ago
That is why I wish Apple to abandon Swift and continue to use Objective-C instead. Also a reason why Craig needs to go.
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by ksec 7mo ago
>M4 iPad Pro lacks always-on display despite OLED panel with variable refresh rate (2024): Brightness, Uniformity, Colour Accuracy etc. It is hard as we take more and more features for granted. There is also cost issues, which is why you
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by ksec 7mo ago
>What advantage does the Neo’s keyboard have have over the keyboard that’s identical in all other modern Macs? More Key Travel distance.
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by ksec 7mo ago
Anyone who follows Apple closely for the past 10 years would know Apple's strategy of executive retiring are their job role shrink until it is fully handed over. And any executive resigning would just be an announcement. Put this into
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Apple's John Ternus Profile: The Likely Successor to Tim Cook as CEO(bloomberg.com)
5 points by ksec 7mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 7mo ago
>What you’re asking for is an Air. The design of Air and Neo is completely different. Air is non-repairable, worst keyboard, zero bezels. The Neo is easy enough to fix I dont even need to look at the manual.
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by ksec 7mo ago
That is not true. HDD Drive price or cost per TB hasn't dropped for a very long time long before the AI craze.
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by ksec 7mo ago
I actually liked the Design of Neo more so than the Air. It is just more practical. I also like thin bezel rather than no / minimal bezel. I still haven't found any concrete evidence but I think the Key travel on Neo is at least 1
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by ksec 7mo ago
There used to be GCJ as well. But that was at least 15 years ago.

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