nabakin

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   by nabakin 4y ago

   This is exactly my case as well. Most of my family too, I'd venture, but to varying degrees.
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   I have dead turned on and haven't seen this myself. Any examples?
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   We are the niche
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   Boytacean – A WASM Game Boy emulator written in Rust(boytacean.pages.dev)

   2 points by nabakin 4y ago|0 comments
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   Looks good to me
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   Is there an rfc for this or plans?
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   Is there anything we can do to bring an order of magnitude of improvement to compilation time? I know incremental compilation is by crate, how about by file like C and C++ do?
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   You should read your own link > we removed the slur filter in Lemmy 0.14.0
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   by nabakin 4y ago

   I think you hit it on the nose. I'm surprised by how many people here don't seem to know about these points
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    My best, charitable guess is that their goal is to make YouTube as easy to use and low-friction as possible for anyone. For all of us here, using technology is second nature, but for a lot of people, especially in 3rd world countries where
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Cool! If I'm reading your code correctly, you store service worker state in the cache?
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Intel CPUs don't have AV1 hardware encoding support quite yet. Their latest 13th gen CPUs have AV1 hardware decoding support though. The recent performance improvements[1][2] are for software encoding. [1] https://www.phoron
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    That's what I'm thinking too. There's no way to keep the state in Rust which means constantly updating a browser persistent storage through JS or keeping state client side in the tab's environment. A pretty janky workaro
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    I'm thinking Copilot may be good at naming variables and still use randomized variable naming in their training set
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    I'm more optimistic about using Service Workers in this way, but I agree this was definitely not their intended use case so there will be problems. There's another flaw I see with using Service Workers in this way. After a period
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    How would you maintain state in the service worker when is shutdown by the browser after being idle for a period of time? Or does Htmx not keep state on the server side in the first place?
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Are variable names randomized before being trained on? If so, that could prove something else is going on because all of the variable names Copilot outputted were the same.
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    The only potential problem I see is users confusing it with the guest account on Chrome
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Cookies contain tracking information so removing those 'reduces tracking'
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Guest mode?
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Be more explicit and call it something like "Reduced tracking mode" (could shorten to "RT mode"), "Guest mode", "Privacy-focused mode", etc. There are a bunch of names which could provide better under
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Here are some example/demo websites https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/tjhlyn/-/i1ruyk...
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Try Yandex. I've found it to work better when trying to find a different, higher res version of certain image and Google to work better when trying to find a related image.
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Except the test didn't happen at sea. It happened on land at a testing site. See 64+ of the lawsuit [0] [0] https://www.docketalarm.com/cases/Massachusetts_District_Cou...
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    The article says that they need approval to use Rust in safety critical components and you get approval by showing Rust is working in other places. They say in the article that one of the reasons they chose Rust was for it's safety-fir
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    This article is centered around a report from Mozilla without actually linking to it... Here is the original report https://research.mozilla.org/browser-competition/
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    I'd change the word "Get" to "Move". I spent a minute trying to figure out how this game worked but I think changing those Gets to Moves would've helped
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    I do this too. It works decently as long as the media supports 5.1
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    Quality content my friend
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    by nabakin 4y ago

    If anyone is interested in more of these kinds of easter eggs, I run a subreddit for them at https://reddit.com/r/eastereggs