paulrouget

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by paulrouget 5y ago
Two articles: - https://vasilishynkarenka.com/how-to-make-hard-decisions/ That was just the trigger for me to finally take terrifying but necessary actions. - https://www.mindbodygreen.com/0-17613/
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by paulrouget 5y ago
Or not American ?
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by paulrouget 5y ago
Then gravity would “leak” and the inverse square law would not perfectly apply. This has been measured and an extra dimension has been ruled out.
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by paulrouget 6y ago
Not at the moment. Help is welcome: https://servo.org/#support-and-donations :)
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by paulrouget 6y ago
My personal opinion is that, for a servo based browser, it's probably better to just use UWP/C++ on Windows, C/GTK on Linux, and SwiftUI on Mac, and just embed Servo via its C-API layer. Rust shine when it comes to building a
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by paulrouget 6y ago
None at the moment. Help is welcome: https://servo.org/#support-and-donations :)
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by paulrouget 6y ago
> Will improvements from Servo continue to make their way down into Firefox? Unlikely.
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Web Engine Servo to Be Hosted at Linux Foundation(linuxfoundation.org)
1 points by paulrouget 6y ago|0 comments
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Goodbye Mozilla(paulrouget.com)
79 points by paulrouget 6y ago|3 comments
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by paulrouget 6y ago
And WebRender. And there were plans for more…
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by paulrouget 6y ago
:D
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by paulrouget 6y ago
I recommend that you build (or download) the UWP version of Servo: https://download.servo.org
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Programming Servo: the bird’s-eyes view(medium.com)
3 points by paulrouget 6y ago|0 comments
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by paulrouget 7y ago
That video was fascinating…
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by paulrouget 7y ago
How many humans have ever lived? And how do we calculate that?
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Not zero. I think the proper way to define it is “almost never” when infinite are involved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Almost_surely I’m not sure if that means it will for sure happen or not, if the draw happens an
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Can you expand on that? If a state is possible, isn’t an infinite amount of permutations will form that state? Isn’t that the definition of a non zero probability?
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by paulrouget 7y ago
No. XBL was not "using" widgets. XBL is a binding language.
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Not more native than HTML.
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Looked like this: http://paulrouget.com/bhtml/ but the project died.
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Yeah. It never took off. Really wanted to have a Firefox clone in with Servo + HTML UI. It looked very neat: http://paulrouget.com/bhtml/
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by paulrouget 7y ago
Wow. Where can I read more about this?
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by paulrouget 7y ago
The Alcubierre drive relies on negative matter, not dark matter.
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by paulrouget 7y ago
innerHTML might be faster (was true a few years ago).
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by paulrouget 8y ago
I think left and right could not just be swapped seamlessly. Radioactive decay (beta) would behave differently. See Wu's experiment and parity violation.
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by paulrouget 8y ago
I wrote a short story about this: http://paulrouget.com/e/symmetry
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by paulrouget 9y ago
What's your argument exactly? Saving more people will worsen the climate situation?
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by paulrouget 10y ago
It's the first time the bokeh effect is successfully implemented. AFAIK, competitors never managed to get it right (see HTC for example).
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by paulrouget 10y ago
As usual, Apple was not the first to came up with the technology, but the first to make it work really well and put it in many hands. Look at HTC. They tried and failed. Dual camera, but the Bokeh is actually a gimmick. It doesn't work
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by paulrouget 10y ago
It did evolve quite a bit. There were machines to automatically encode/decode messages. You could even plug a keyboard to it. Some people (Morse himself) had such a device at home. Routing was a thing, but there were some limitations o

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