mkishi

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by mkishi 5y ago
What's your point? As long as they're right sometimes, it makes the unfortunate casualties worth it? A needed sacrifice for the greater good?
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by mkishi 5y ago
> Had me for a while, then unfortunately lost me at the quote of Scott Adams. It's interesting to me you didn't just say "quoting Scott Adams is a mistake," instead you "were with them until they quoted Adams,&qu
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by mkishi 5y ago
Not often, but maybe when its parent company goes through a merger and the head of staff makes a public announcement saying "the freenode project will continue being part of and having access to support from the Imperial Family Compani
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by mkishi 5y ago
That implies christel was the only staff with access to DNS until now and was hiding that fact, since the domain's been registered to Freenode Limited since at least 2018 and they'd have noticed the change had they been accessing
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by mkishi 5y ago
I'm having a hard time following anything. Andrew claims they brought a lawyer in after their access to the DNS was revoked and their request for that to be undone was denied. They supposedly have had access for 5 years without issues,
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by mkishi 6y ago
Zig ships with clang, not gcc.
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by mkishi 6y ago
According to a thread [1] on Companies House's Developer Forum, they were. [1]: https://forum.aws.chdev.org/t/cross-site-scripting-xss-softw...
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by mkishi 6y ago
> If he doesn't feel like public feedback would be helpful, then why is he streaming about it? That doesn't make any sense at all. He _does_ take feedback from the public. That is, from people who take him seriously and partici
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by mkishi 7y ago
In Svelte, <Board {game} /> Is just a shorthand for: <Board game={game} /> Spreading also works, although it's not nearly as used: <Board {...{game}} /> Boolean HTML attributes like
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by mkishi 8y ago
That sounds great :) Have you ever looked into Ponylang? Would you be able to do a similar comparison?
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by mkishi 9y ago
If you have an app shell being served from a Service Worker, you can also assume the browser supports most modern features!
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by mkishi 9y ago
Do you disagree with the reasons given in the "Is this really worth the extra effort?" section or did you just miss it?
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by mkishi 9y ago
Classes and Actors are two different things in Pony.
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by mkishi 9y ago
It's worth noting that depending on your location this is actually _the default_. As in, if it isn't in your contract, your side projects belong to your employer.
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by mkishi 9y ago
I really like PotPlayer. mpv is great but requires a bit of tinkering, whereas PP comes with some ready to go defaults and as much flexibility as MPC-HC.
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by mkishi 10y ago
It feels pretty performant and I don't mind the extra ram usage, however, I can't afford the constant 10+% cpu usage. Even when it's just sitting there, it's constantly eating tons of cycles. Is that a problem exclusive
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by mkishi 10y ago
Drawing your triangle upside down is enough to hit the limits!
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by mkishi 10y ago
I can't figure out what you're referring to with this analogy.
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by mkishi 10y ago
It starts visually glitching out after 10 seconds or so, for me. Doesn't really ruin the experience, but as it appears to get more pronounced with time, I don't think we'll reach infinity. :)
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by mkishi 10y ago
Awesome work! I noticed that the Servo Nightly build is already about as big as Chrome or Firefox. As it's not yet a complete browser, I expected it to have a lighter executable. Do you know what lead to this? Is it a matter of build a
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by mkishi 10y ago
It is confusing. They meant the benchmark used a 500ms "workload" (sleep) per request handler -- x isn't really an axis.
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by mkishi 10y ago
That's a much more reasonable argument. It's also likely the real reason there's no cross-development support. It does open another thread of discussion, though: as far as I'm aware, there's no proven correlation be
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by mkishi 10y ago
> What possible benefit could there be to helping people who are hostile to their platforms develop for them? If you want to develop for Apple platforms, you do so from Apple platforms. That suggests you think every developer who wants
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by mkishi 10y ago
So, developers who use other systems and want to publish iOS apps are "hostile" to Apple's platform? That makes no sense. A polished iOS app with lots of users is worth much more for the whole Apple ecosystem than a few devel
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by mkishi 11y ago
Could you point me to those options? I haven't been able to find something that works for me.
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by mkishi 11y ago
If we were to rewrite history, that'd probably happen. Now count the number of languages that wouldn't reconsider something if we were able to.. I understand your frustration with js, but let's not pretend it's objective
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by mkishi 11y ago
But you don't get native UI with QML, and even with Qt it's not exactly "free." I'm not advocating html-based desktop apps, but using native UI frameworks is not as straightforward as you make it sound and they are
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by mkishi 11y ago
That graph is very misleading. It's not a real MitM attack, is it?
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by mkishi 11y ago
They list Intel's contribution extensively in the post. I'm not sure why you'd assume they are trying to deceive anyone. > Intel has been contributing to Chakra, the JavaScript engine for Microsoft Edge > Some examples

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