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Gnome in 2025: Some Numbers(blogs.gnome.org)
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by ksec 10mo ago
Given all the replies here that are within last 10 - 30 mins. I guess I am the only one getting "403 Forbidden" ?
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by ksec 10mo ago
I assume you upgrade your Ruby VM? You also upgrade to use YJIT? And you will upgrade to ZJIT? Not only do you get them for free, you get performance improvement for free. And YJIT is still supported and not depreciated. Not only is Ruby on
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by ksec 10mo ago
The OP deleted that sentence and I don't think it should have be flagged and unseen by others so I have vouched for it. I understand a lot of people disagree with it, and may downvote it but that is different to flagging. ( I have upvo
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by ksec 10mo ago
Title should be LearnixOS : POSIX compliant OS implemented in Rust.
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by ksec 10mo ago
I wish we have more archive digitized before they disappear. Anandtech promised articles would be up now it is gone. CGsocity, 20 years of accumulated knowledge completely gone. I am sure there are plenty of others. I am now wonder if these
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by ksec 10mo ago
iPhone or iOS has the highest upgrade percentage of OS. ~85%+ are on iOS 18 or higher. Liquid Glass iOS is the first time update has been slower. But Apple generally achieve near or over 80% of latest iOS by end of its cycle i.e coming Augu
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by ksec 10mo ago
Nice Chart. This along with Interop 2024 actually tacks well what I thought was major improvements. I first noticed it was Safari 18 and Safari 18.2, and then Safari 26 and now 26.2 where sites that dont used to work well are now all workin
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by ksec 10mo ago
The closest laptop to MacBook quality is surprisingly the Microsoft Surface Laptop. As to x86, Zen 6 will be AMD's first major architecture rework since Apple demonstrated what is possible with wide decode. ( Well more accurately it sh
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Odin: Moving Towards a New "core:OS"(odin-lang.org)
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by ksec 10mo ago
>Would be curious: Is it US-centered? How much people from LatAm or SEA? EU? Why would it not be US centered? YC is an US company. Overall, US + Canada is 50 - 60%. UK + EU is 25 - 35%. You could find post that lands on HN frontage sho
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by ksec 10mo ago
>Yeah, maybe in a decade. You are getting 3nm and 2nm along with GAA later this year precisely because of AI.
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by ksec 10mo ago
Merry Christmas, I am glad HN is celebrating it.
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by ksec 10mo ago
In ~2016 I have written on HN how current Foundry progress would stop in around 3nm or GAA time frame and we will slow down to 3 years cadence node improvements by 2020 - 2023. It was AI and GPGPU that single handedly push the technology pr
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by ksec 10mo ago
It is highly unlikely Consumer GPU will use HBM any time soon. At least I dont see it happening before 2030 or 2033. HBM is expensive, anywhere between 3 - 8x the cost of GPDDR and GDPPR already being more expensive than LPDDR. And that is
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by ksec 10mo ago
I think this is the first time we have the World's Top 9 Largest Market Cap companies being All Tech Companies. Previously it was separated by Saudi Aramco being either 5th or 6th and Tesla, Broadcom or TSMC being valued up or down.
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Largest Companies by Marketcap(companiesmarketcap.com)
2 points by ksec 10mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 10mo ago
Thanks. That makes more sense.
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'I've been allergic to AI for a long time': an interview with Peter Thiel(spectator.com)
3 points by ksec 10mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 10mo ago
I just search for the tweet again and it state [1] "Falcon is now serving most of Shopify storefront traffic: web and API.", or is that an out of context quote? [1] https://x.com/igrigorik/status/19764264
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by ksec 10mo ago
It is definitely better than RBS and Sorbet. But unless Github / 37Signals or Shopify decide to use it, it is highly unlikely Ruby Core will consider it. Out of all three I think Shopify have the highest possibilities. There may be add
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by ksec 10mo ago
It seems Ractor is still work in progress while Fiber has matured a lot in the last few releases. I vaguely remember reading Shopify is using Fiber / Rack / Async in their codebase. I am wondering if Rails will get more Fiber usag
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More App Store Ad Spots(mjtsai.com)
2 points by ksec 10mo ago|1 comments
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by ksec 10mo ago
There are software compiled today without using MMX support. I was thinking the idea of something that is open or for licensing is an 86 ISA that is forward compatible. And for customers that requires strict backward compatibility they coul
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by ksec 10mo ago
Hi Wtallis, any insight as to why they abandoned the idea? I was looking forward to x86s and may be even reshaping some of the x86-64 instructions. But looks like that is largely gone as well.
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The Amazon Weekly Business Review (WBR)(commoncog.com)
2 points by ksec 10mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 10mo ago
I think one could even say gaming as a sector single handedly move most of the personal computing platform forward since 80s and 90s. Before that it was probably Military and cooperate. From DOS era, overclocking CPU to push benchmarks, DOO
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by ksec 10mo ago
If Intel decide to focus on Foundry, I just wish AMD and Intel could work together and make a subset clean up of x86 ISA open source or at least available for licensing. I dont want it to end up like MIPS or POWER ISA where everything is to
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AMD entered the CPU market with reverse-engineered Intel 8080 clone 50 years ago(tomshardware.com)
197 points by ksec 10mo ago|101 comments
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by ksec 10mo ago
> I think the distinctive choices are a boon. You are never confused about what language you are writing because Lua code is so obviously Lua. There is value in this. This. And not just Lua , but having different kind of syntax for scrip

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