nateberkopec

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by nateberkopec 4y ago
> I think the most important job for a browser is to stay in the background and let the user focus on the website. Actually, this is my favorite part about Arc. Most of the time when using Arc I'm working in fullscreen mode with 100
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by nateberkopec 4y ago
Preact is not a good comparison. If it "has the same API as React", then it's not solving any of the problems that the post talks about. Bundle size is 1 problem of JS-heavy SPAs but the post goes into many other drawbacks no
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by nateberkopec 4y ago
The fully loaded cost of even three or four software engineers in the USA outstrips 99% of companies cloud computing budgets.
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ArcFlash Labs EMG-02 CoilGun(youtube.com)
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by nateberkopec 4y ago
If I get stoned, I’m just carrying on an old family tradition.
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by nateberkopec 4y ago
Why does HTTP3 still support server push? When Chrome dropped it from their HTTP/2 implementation, I thought it was dead. Cloudflare has also said they’re not implementing server push in their HTTP/3 support and will instead encou
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
Yeah, I gave up on Dendron due to performance issues.
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
At some point, it feels like every company is basically re implementing a kind of internal Heroku. I feel like there’s a billion dollar business in putting that on rails for medium to large enterprises.
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
Airbnb ruined Couchsurfing because it changed social expectations around hosting strangers at your house. Before Airbnb, no one really even thought people would pay for the privilege to sleep on your couch or your spare bedroom. But once Ai
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
With the frequency of these breaches, it feels like we are moving to a post-security world where SSNs and DOBs are simply public information. Would that really be such a bad thing? Both seem completely replaceable as authentication steps.
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
How much of a chunk of the 1-year treasury market is $61.9B? Can't figure out how to look that up. Seems like it could be a decent business if it was legit.
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
A $2 billion sports franchise is so obviously not a 90% amortizable asset. The Clippers don’t even own their stadium.
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by nateberkopec 5y ago
> They dont talk about or even cover the same things, which makes it hard to compare liberal vs conservative perspectives I remember seeing Twitter chatter from the right re: the Fauci email dump, and so I went on various liberal outlets
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
For anyone interested in OODA, the Robert Coram biography of John Boyd, and "Certain to Win" by the Boyd disciple Chet Richards are good entry points. The value of OODA isn't really in providing a model for individual-level d
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Are there any other active government investigations of Tether/iFinex that we know about?
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Most people owe at least 400% of their yearly earnings on their house, at least initially.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
"multihreaded programs" seems like a pretty big use case, and it seems to occur in just about every major multithreaded C program using glibc malloc. I would agree with you if it didn't seem like other allocators are solving
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
This problem hit the Ruby community hard about 5 years ago. Basically everyone uses jemalloc or tcmalloc in production in the Ruby community nowadays. What frustrates me is the malloc community's sort of blase reaction along the lines
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Seeing a bunch of people walking around with traffic cones on their heads at FOSDEM a while back really made me appreciate what a strong and vibrant contributor community VLC has. Thank you to everyone who contributes!
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
I did a good amount of gaming via Parsec and AWS this summer. When it works, it's great. I can absolutely see this being the future of gaming as home bandwidth continues to improve, and more datacenters get built near major population
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Loved that video. The avalanche theory still has some explanatory power as the proximate cause of the first point, although Lemmino points out how crappy the design of the stove was in the first place IIRC.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
What's the reason for all the shorting on Fubo? You would think that a streaming business would be attracting far more long interest right now.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
From gnu.org: > Linking a GPL covered work statically or dynamically with other modules is making a combined work based on the GPL covered work. Thus, the terms and conditions of the GNU General Public License cover the whole combination
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
If you produce physical goods of any kind, Shigeo Shingo should absolutely be required reading. His ideas around quality control and setup times still sound revolutionary even now.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Both of those changes increase parallelism and concurrency, they do not decrease latency by themselves.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
I live in New Mexico. I found 3 or 4 dead songbirds outside my house this fall. This was happening in ~October. The die-off has halted since then, I'd estimate it lasted about 3 weeks.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
FWIW, both times I camped in Yellowstone, I just showed up early and got a spot. One was even over 4th of July.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
I recently created a Matrix channel for my open-source project. It's really quite good. They need to work on the threading (I prefer Slack's model), but really it's 90% as good as Slack for my use case of an OSS community.
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Explanation of the keyboard behavior: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24839101
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by nateberkopec 6y ago
Holy cow, you just explained a load of weird keyboard behavior I was seeing after waking from sleep.

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