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by parhamn 5y ago
Curious if anyone is familiar: if you could purchase these for your home and all your devices that have wifi chips also have 5g chips, how do you choose between 5g and wifi for your home? Would 5g make sense in wifi-like deployments? Any re
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by parhamn 5y ago
oh man. I need to find some time to write about how bad it is. The gnarliness spans the whole stack. From weird java-applet like API escalation behavior if chrome is detected (e.g. Google properties feature gate a ton around this) to how th
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by parhamn 5y ago
I think part of this discussion needs to be that Firefox, while open source, doesn't provide footing for the community to build browser forks the way Chromium does. This sort of open usage, ironically, feels very fitting to the spirit
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by parhamn 5y ago
Curious before I try it, is the speed/performance any better?
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by parhamn 5y ago
My favorite part is: > We intend to put The Constitution in the hands of The People. Like the US Archives aren't owned by the government of the people. Instead this will be owned by a very few ETH holders willing to participate. But
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by parhamn 5y ago
In bash/zsh and many other shells '*/*.c' would be similar.
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by parhamn 5y ago
Interesting it’s so much faster, the code looks very natural and trickless besides the richobject check (at least at first glance). Wonder what everyone else is doing to make it slow. Also curious what mobx and reacts object diffing looks l
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by parhamn 5y ago
Maybe they mean syntax? I guess you could compare it to say syntax like "char 'a' + either char 'b' or char 'c' + char 'd'". I like regex as is but that would def make it more approachable f
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by parhamn 5y ago
This made me wonder (not that it matters, just curious): what are the biggest scientific discoveries made by older folks?
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by parhamn 5y ago
I tried it on IntelliJ recently. The examples I tested blew my mind. Yet, I think there are two things that need to improve to get me to use it regularly (it will get there!): - less than perfect import/types/var suggestions that
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by parhamn 5y ago
I was randomly curious how long it would take to render a full movie at the quality of that forest image, which absolutely blew my mind. At 24fps, a 2h movie has 172800 frames. 21,970,310 M1 seconds or 8.5 M1 months. Which is less than I wa
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by parhamn 5y ago
> Using boiling water will scald the leaves and leave a bitter taste. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samovar
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by parhamn 5y ago
Anyone know how this compares to the M1 Pro? Curious if it's worth the additional $400. The search doesn't seem to allow exact matches.
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by parhamn 5y ago
> WSJ reported that “6% of App Store game customers in 2017 accounted for 88% of all the store’s game billings for the year, according to court records.” So thats why iOS games are upsell garbage. Theyre building for the 6%.
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by parhamn 5y ago
While "AWS Alternative" sets the bar really high, I've always thought that it'd be cool to have a coreutils for web stuff. Things like weather, geo-ip, geocoding, translation, currency, basic signup forms, etc could well
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by parhamn 5y ago
A good reminder to take the verification off my HN profile now.
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by parhamn 5y ago
I've used this to create recorded terminals to Kubernetes for an internal app I built. We'd basically proxy the kube exec socket endpoint with a write log so we can playback what folks did. Worked wonderfully. Thanks maintainers!
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by parhamn 5y ago
My bad! Assumed the discussion was mostly around drywall anchors.
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by parhamn 5y ago
Are you in the US? There is usually a stud every 16 inches or so here, which obviates the need for too many anchors. Excluding small picture frames, I can't think of a use case where I'd rely on an anchor (you usually bridge studs
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by parhamn 5y ago
You may already know, but that quote sounds a lot like Munger's “Show me the incentives and I will show you the outcome.”
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by parhamn 5y ago
Fair enough. The browser is built because we think browsers should do a lot more than just tabs and bookmarks, so it wasn't enough to just add an extension (we have many more features that we wanted a well integrated experience around)
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by parhamn 5y ago
Good Q! It is something we are looking at/trying. It's a bit more complex as you have to have a pool of suspended renderers to swap the html into as the user switches tabs (the HTML still needs to be properly sandboxed). Then you
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by parhamn 5y ago
I'd love to talk to you! I'm making a browser which already has automated ML tagging and full text search of content (should you enable it) so you don't really need bookmarks to do smart search and recall. We also have a real
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by parhamn 5y ago
I've been experimenting and exploring a few ways to implement this for my own browser [1]. The options seem to be: - Great Suspender style suspension [2] - swap page with a simple low memory placeholder and reload back (detecting inter
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by parhamn 5y ago
Hopefully, a ton of the slice tricks will soon be replaced with "container/slice" (although you'll still need a few)! [1] https://github.com/golang/go/issues/45955
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by parhamn 5y ago
Cool I had never seen this before. All seem on point, but I have light disagreements with this one: > The basic rule: the further from its declaration that a name is used, the more descriptive the name must be. For a method receiver, one
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by parhamn 5y ago
Very cool idea! I'm a bit torn whether the format should concern itself with compression. Seems like a useful general blob container strategy, might be prudent to leave compression to the consumer?
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by parhamn 5y ago
> But nobody in the evidence-based medicine community. Yup, exactly. Was wondering if there was any data in the evidence medicine based community to be concerned about. Sounds like there isn't.
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by parhamn 5y ago
Is it generally accepted that these wavelengths and devices that operate them are safe around humans? Should I feel concerned at all having so many large antennas and amplifiers and what not near me? I never really stopped to ask this of my
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by parhamn 5y ago
Funny enough, I wrote a blog post yesterday titled "Todo: The hard parts"[1] where I started discussing how syncing the data planes of frontend apps are much more complex than they seem. This looks really cool. I like the idea beh

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