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oefrha
2y ago
Sure, I wrote nice code in Go, the language I want, and compiled to wasm. The most simple apps were 2MB+ of wasm compressed, browsers won’t even reliably cache blobs that large, got evicted all the time. And 100KB of react is bloated? Lol w
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oefrha
2y ago
Changing the number of characters barely registers as a change. They merely need to use a variety of fonts (according to the post right now there are a grand total of 15 possible glyphs which is tiny) and it would vastly increase the diffic
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oefrha
2y ago
Not entirely accurate. Exactly one bank (a small Asian American community bank, the 2651st largest in the U.S.) was prosecuted after the subprime mortgage crisis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abacus:_Small_Enough_to_Ja
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2y ago
How I wish andlibs/ui (actually native widgets) wasn’t abandoned in a half-done state. Now to build any GUI in Go that doesn’t look abominable I have to use Wails, this is no exception.
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oefrha
2y ago
Have fun analyzing the alias I pulled from /dev/urandom!
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oefrha
2y ago
There are plenty of better deals as long as you don’t limit yourself to big clouds and clouds with startup-esque landing pages frequently posted to HN. LowEndTalk may be the most well-known place for finding such deals. (Not saying the typi
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oefrha
2y ago
Your target is long gone by the time you can detect short wavelength visible spectrum. Jets don’t need to get physical with you to do damage, it’s not WW2 anymore. That’s not to say countermeasures aren’t a focal point of research. There ar
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2y ago
> it's not invisible despite calling it that. It's visible in the visible spectrum and hearable in the human hearing range, which means that you can build detection and tracking systems in those wavelengths instead of pretendin
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2y ago
> The problem that I’ve just expressed ultimately occurs because languages like C force us to encode both kinds of assumption with a single assert statement: either all asserts are compiled in or none are. It’s trivial to write a debug_a
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2y ago
The crazy part of the story is they’re actually suing to get their app reinstated. You’d expect a legally questionable (at best) business to steer clear of the legal system. It’s like they’re completely oblivious of the fact that RIAA and
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2y ago
Brave is not an independent browser, the majority of development comes for free through Chromium, funded by… Google. Firefox by Mozilla Corp survives on loads of cash from… Google. Whoever’s going to pay for the acquisition and the shit t
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2y ago
Yeah I’m totally fine with him spending his money on whatever hobby he likes, but the message is just strange, this and the other message that “he wants [GPUs] to be used for research and discovery”. And donating the $3k prize money to his
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2y ago
They use Chromium (or any other browser) not out of choice but because they have to in order to participate in third party video conference sessions. Of course it’s best to reverse engineer the video conferencing clients and do HTTP request
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oefrha
2y ago
I never said two choices have to be equally bad for me to not want to choose either. And don’t try to gotcha me with the misogyny nonsense.
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oefrha
2y ago
When (some) people feel they’re worse off and blame it on the government, telling them government produced statistics says they’re actually better off is totally going to make them trust the government more. /s Edit: Without the snark,
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oefrha
2y ago
> I don't think the policy positions even matter that much. The tribalism at this point is insane, it’s basically organized religion. You choose your tribe and get assigned a (terrible) religious leader and a list of dogmas you have
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oefrha
2y ago
That you “can’t fathom” why people want to automate a multi-minute chore is a “You problem”, really.
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2y ago
I download drivers straight from nvidia.com and it takes many steps: go to drivers page, choose product series, choose product (choices don’t seem to matter but who knows if that’s gonna change at some point), click start search, click on t
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2y ago
I don’t see this as a doorbell, I see it as a QR code that can be trivially reproduced and used to trigger notifications on your phone by anyone from anywhere at any time, basically completely anonymously. Not a great idea.
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2y ago
This is getting offtopic, but back when I was in grad school I TAed some physics labs and the number one thing that annoyed me to no end was students didn’t understand or care about significant digits at all. They had no idea that 2.1cm the
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oefrha
2y ago
There’s simply no “HN is not for self promotion” policy. You’re asked to not use your account primarily for self-promotion, and repeats are allowed, so you can roll your dice multiple times on your Show HN already as long as you’re otherwis
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2y ago
> can libraries offer that for books? Not without separate licensing for electronic lending. At least that’s what publishers insist.
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2y ago
It’s * up to * 50k per violation. Like most large scale violations of anything, it’s effectively “we’ll fine whatever we want”.
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2y ago
Sure, you’re paid trolls and I’m Finnish so Russians can fuck off in the first place is “explaining the issue ably to the public”. However, this is less deranged than many of his frankly embarrassing public rants on other people’s code he d
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oefrha
2y ago
Huh, that one time CoC might be useful, and he decides to bring national gripe in and call everyone who disagrees with him a troll.
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oefrha
2y ago
Except you shouldn’t fsck while mounted.
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oefrha
2y ago
Go timers do have weird little details, in fact one little detail changed recently in 1.23 and broke my code. A third party dependency selects on sending to a channel and time.After(0); before 1.23, due to timer scheduling delay, the first
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2y ago
> Unfortunately, IARC age ratings can only be used for digital games and apps. Those who want to release a physical game in Japan must obtain an age rating from CERO – making it potentially cost prohibitive to give smaller titles a physi
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oefrha
2y ago
More like you need to be off every October and November to start playing the expansion when it drops.
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2y ago
I’ve read all of the FFFs as they came out. I have a feeling that between space platform constraints, spoilables, and recently revealed heating mechanics, they may have taken the logistics puzzle idea a bit too far for the average player. T
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