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by lucideer 7mo ago
They had some kind of intermediate representation of page renders that was efficiently cached on disk so that it made zero network requests on history navigation. I suspect this same approach also played a part in facilitating the fulltext
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by lucideer 7mo ago
I was a die-hard Opera user when it ran Presto - I tried the Chrome version for a while, & I have Vivaldi installed so I can periodically open it & try it out for a while, but absolutely everything since Opera 12, Vivaldi included,
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by lucideer 7mo ago
I'm sure it dissipates eventually but I've worked at weddings collecting pints that were forgotten about untouched - it really is a very very slow dissipation.
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by lucideer 7mo ago
> the Guinness head means you're getting less than a pint of actual beer I hate to be pedantic but pint being volumetric, you're still getting a pint, independent of density. Also - a nitrogen head doesn't dissipate, so
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by lucideer 7mo ago
It could well have emerged as a cultural norm from the prevalence of heads, but I've seen it often for very moderate heads, with a gap left above the foam. > not cheating the customer out of volume I don't think it's che
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by lucideer 7mo ago
I'm from Ireland, where filling beers precisely up to the brim is practically a religion, & many barmen will even take the glass back & top it up if they see the head diminishing too quickly in the space of time it takes you to
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by lucideer 7mo ago
I don't know if other companies do this anywhere but if you live in Ireland. Diageo have roles for people to travel around the country doing precisely this.
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by lucideer 7mo ago
Two things can be bad.
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by lucideer 7mo ago
Honestly, you're right - 2̶7̵ 87+ (correction from sibling) hours per year is absolutely fine & normal for me & anything I want to run. I personally think it should be fine for everybody. On the other hand the baseline minimal
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by lucideer 7mo ago
You're right that labelling any outage as "Github is down" is an overgeneralisation, & we should focus on bottlenecks that impact teams in a time sensitive matter, but that isn't the case here. Their most stable serv
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by lucideer 7mo ago
That's fair but even colour blindness is mostly undiagnosed in practice - even with the comparatively high prevalence & awareness, actual figures for colour blindness are still grounded in speculative extrapolation. I think it fund
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by lucideer 7mo ago
> admittedly, hella rare. Apparently there are less than a few dozen confirmed world-wide What's actually hella rare is tests for tetrachromacy. Given the total number of people who have ever taken such a test, I think it's
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by lucideer 7mo ago
Would like to see the prompt that generated this article because it's narrowly looking at underlying base framework performance as its only metric, yet buries that lede very well (at least in prose - obvious enough from the data of cou
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by lucideer 7mo ago
> separates vocals, transcribes lyrics ML has come a long way but I have yet to encounter anything that does this reliably with speech, never mind song lyrics. > works with any song on your computer I'd be shocked if this is
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by lucideer 7mo ago
Some agents use sandbox-exec, some agents don't, some agents that do use it have bugs configuring & executing sandbox-exec. This may also have bugs but having a single setup for your sandbox reduces the surface area & frankly I
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by lucideer 8mo ago
Other angles of critique & consideration already covered well by sibling commenters. One extra consideration (unrelated to streams, more general) is the API design & dev UX/DX: type Stream<T> = { next(): { done, v
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by lucideer 8mo ago
This is lovely. > Sometimes (not always), this makes addition visual I wonder how often - my suspicion would be rarely.
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by lucideer 8mo ago
> This is very useful for colorscheme developers I would posit then that this article simply doesn't apply to you at all. The feature being described is targetted at users who are effectively developing their own schemes (albeit i
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by lucideer 8mo ago
Gentoo's wiki is still great (& Arch's has been great for a long time), but yes, Arch's is probably improving at a faster rate. Arch is also a little more comprehensive when it comes to mainstream tech that's diverge
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by lucideer 8mo ago
> Object storage has zero advantages over regular block storage if you run it on yourself Worth adding, this depends on what's using your block storage / object storage. For Loki specifically, there are known edge-cases with
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by lucideer 8mo ago
Initially I was just following recommendations blindly - I've never run Loki off-cloud before so my typical approach to learning a system would be to start with defaults & tweak/add/remove components as I learn it. Grafan
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by lucideer 8mo ago
This is timely news for me - I was just standing up some Loki infrastructure yesterday & following Grafana's own guides on object storage (they recommend minio for non-cloud setups). I wasn't previously experienced with minio
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by lucideer 8mo ago
> That item has value equivalent to the money given for it, therefore that item has value. > Money is just the measure of value Money is the measure of market value. If you believe it's the measure if inherent value, you be
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by lucideer 8mo ago
> Your either don't understand or don't want to understand what people are commenting about here. From reading your comment I think this observation applies to your own understanding, not the gp's. > whether the valu
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by lucideer 8mo ago
I agree with your sentiment but in practice that criticism only shows that this measure is insufficient, not that it's a net negative. I think it should go a lot further than it does but it seems unambiguously positive even by your own
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by lucideer 8mo ago
You're assuming an extremely consistent traffic rate, with zero spikes....
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by lucideer 9mo ago
> to pass off fraudulent or AI generated images as real. Possibly but I don't find it compelling, if only because a significant portion of the media reportage on the files has made claims that are entirely baseless - if there were
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by lucideer 9mo ago
Another explanation is that it's simply one form of lazy ineffective obfuscation performed by inexperienced relative luddites in an attempt to walk the fine line between complying with the supreme court directive & not releasing an
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by lucideer 9mo ago
I'd be a little wary of these numbers as regulation around advertising these kinds of figures normally permits mass balance systems[0] (which imo is tantamount to straight-up lying). Mass balance is better than nothing I guess, & I
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by lucideer 9mo ago
I'm similarly baffled for the reasons you state but your breakdown of the market differentiations is a little hyperbolic. > Apple has had better mobile hardware for years Apple has never had better hardware (on mobile). Apple has

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