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by mappu 8y ago
Layman POV: - TSMC are the only company currently shipping real products at 7nm, and 5nm is a full generation ahead beyond that - nobody else is anywhere close to 5nm. - Samsung will have a 7nm later this year that is broadly equivalent to
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by mappu 8y ago
What are the benefits of this approach compared to a ligature at the font-level?
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by mappu 8y ago
> VMs are slower than bare metal. News at 10. The other interesting part of the benchmark is the i7-8559U (Coffee Lake, 4C8T, 2.7GHz) macOS vs i7-8750H (Coffee Lake, 6C12T, 2.2GHz) Ubuntu, on a single-threaded benchmark ("We are g
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by mappu 8y ago
I assume real live websites are detecting "Edge/" and applying workarounds for the old rendering engine.
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by mappu 8y ago
Goroutine stacks start out small (2KB), are heap-allocated and copyable (unlike most Go memory).
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by mappu 8y ago
Go previously used segmented stacks, but stopped in the 1.4 release (2014)
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by mappu 8y ago
If your addon works entirely locally, you only need to be "verified as non-malicious software", but if there is any network component then you need the "full assessment" from an independent 3rd-party auditor: > The a
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by mappu 8y ago
Debian? For upthread comparison, the debian:stable-slim container is 22MB. That includes perl, tzdata, apt, bash, coreutils/util-linux and... basically nothing else. It's a very minimal rootfs that can still be easily extended. (T
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by mappu 8y ago
Phones have completely replaced the use case of PCs for most people, we've accidentally reached a point where it's normal to grow up without a PC in the house. A friend of mine is a university tutor and complained about students s
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by mappu 8y ago
I ran all your commands above on Debian Buster (4-core i5 2500 from 2011, 8GB ram, SATA SSD). My /tmp apparently isn't a tmpfs mount. Results: http://paste.debian.net/1072430/ It took 54s to sort|uniq and 38s
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by mappu 8y ago
I'm glad to see setting the env var in init() is enough to trigger this on - I'll be doing the same at $DAYJOB.
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by mappu 8y ago
Is it possible to use the builtin 9P client with non-WSL servers?
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by mappu 8y ago
The standards are just economically prohibitive to implement all over again.
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by mappu 8y ago
Further reading: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/cauldron2018?action=AttachFile&do=g... (e.g. slide 22)
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by mappu 8y ago
IIRC this is because under memory pressure, files can be paged out to their existing disk location, rather than taking up extra space in swap.
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Distributing Standalone Python Applications(gregoryszorc.com)
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by mappu 8y ago
Fireworks (Adobe/Macromedia) was in this category of mixed vector/raster editors. I'd love to see it return, but a 2019 version would have to be somewhat different to survive. Krita is making serious moves in this direction.
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by mappu 8y ago
> worst that can happen is you accidentally start a download There's a potential DLL hijacking attack: 1. Accidental download of kernel32.dll 2. Ignore, who cares, do something else 3. Download actually_wanted_installer.exe, which
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by mappu 8y ago
> Thus, two different function pointers may have the same bit pattern. Is this likely/guaranteed to happen by the wasm standard itself, or, could runtimes/emcc fill in stub table entries to avoid this?
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by mappu 8y ago
Lineage is great, but that's 14.1 (Android 7, not "the latest" 9) and Lineage can't patch vulnerabilities in binary driver blobs. Still - much better than being left in the cold by your OEM
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by mappu 8y ago
> Is OpenBSD supposed to comply with secret terms that they are purposely not made aware of, nor have agreed to? You discovered the secret, but recognize that embargoes still have value even if you weren't part of it. Be the bette
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by mappu 8y ago
Quality of SATA ports, too. Not so great to find your 4 SATA ports are all hanging off a USB2 bus.
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by mappu 8y ago
Comparison to Avisynth / Vapoursynth ?
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by mappu 8y ago
This is a pretty important category for me. Users are actually pretty happy to migrate to new chat systems (with clear benefits) if you can pull off a gradual migration with seamless chat linking. I did a gradual migration of our group chat
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by mappu 8y ago
> an obviously weird action, like finding and checkout out a commit hash instead of a branch But this isn't an obviously weird action? It happens all the time when you need to branch off from a previous point. Maybe you're un
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by mappu 8y ago
> If it were, then VMX drivers would not be able to coexist with each other. Most VMX drivers are unable to coexist (in the sense that VirtualBox, HAXM, Hyper-V, and VMWare Player are mutually incompatible / can't be used in
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by mappu 8y ago
The old key was hosted inside a proprietary appliance and can't be extracted. https://labs.ripe.net/Members/anandb/the-future-of-dnssec-at... https://labs.ripe.net/Members/anandb/dns
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by mappu 8y ago
I evaluated phabricator today for Hg hosting at $DAYJOB. Issues in Maniphest aren't "attached" to a Diffusion repo, so you can't use it as a Gitea/Github-style one-repo-one-project system; it's one-phabricator-
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by mappu 8y ago
Yes! Thank you.
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by mappu 8y ago
I remember a DOS (or early Windows) game like this. A top-down, 2D game for two players or 1 + CPU. There were no obstacles, but every time you moved through the background fluid, more fluid was created in your colour (purple / pink),

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