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by rektide 4y ago
What happens when Android starts clamping down, as they have? Android ever more ratchets shit down, and more and more essential apps like Termux simply can't make it through the Google gauntlet. What happens if Android stops allowing s
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by rektide 4y ago
The ever excellent Greg Davill did a 0.1 rev with his own Twinkie/Twonkie usb-pd sniffer take too. https://github.com/gregdavill/PD-sniffer Really sad to see it in the archived products list but the ever excellen
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by rektide 4y ago
What's the last big John McCain, "No mam, he's a decent family man" moment we had? https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/8/25/17782572/j... Just feels like the floor has f
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by rektide 4y ago
Famine Affluence & Morality paper (1972). The sketch arguments seem to be that we should be donating to good causes that saves lives, but we dont. Personally I think some government scale helping would be very appropriate. The constan
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by rektide 4y ago
I'm excited for the Mazda MX-30 R-EV, which has a small rotary range extender. Full series range extender hydrids always seemed like a good middle path. I'm trying to better get comfortable with full EV as the real plan, save a to
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by rektide 4y ago
It really bothers me that DJI is basically the one notable example that gives the anti-sideloading FUD-dites some ammunition. It's generally not a real issue, DJI are just extra punks, and yeah, sandboxing should offer really good prot
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by rektide 4y ago
Croquet has been around for quite a while now, but more "meta verse" 3d focused to my knowledge. I think it's really smart & sharp to take collaborative/multi-player tech like that & use it for much more app like
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Ryzen 8000 Strix Point / Strix Halo APU Leak(notebookcheck.net)
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by rektide 4y ago
I'm over the moon for these chips ready, but next year Strix APUs are going to be mind blowing. Leaks have been calling them Ryzen 8000 series but I would not be surprised if they become new Z chips. https://www.notebookchec
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by rektide 4y ago
Wow amazing chip. Running at 30W in turbo. It'll be fun & exciting to see portable units compete for increases cooling, pushing this higher and higher. Of course it'll need to also throttle down (and optionally shut off some e
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by rektide 4y ago
It hasn't been his "opening arguments." He's been consistent & realistic time & time again, at each State of the Union especially. And my god, like, I don't see any help for this nation coming from other cam
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by rektide 4y ago
The cli demo reads very nicely! Most impressive, looks very straightforward. I'd have some questions or playing around to do to understand how best to use this from a we server, where we were making multiple concurrent queries... Shoul
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by rektide 4y ago
To echo the first post, > wonder how much of the performance boost is the React to Lit transition itself, and how much of it is them re-architecting or re-writing parts of the frontend logic as they transition. Is Lit just out of the bo
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by rektide 4y ago
Webkit is just a web page viewer whereas chrome includes a million auxiliary capabilities. Tab management, dev tools, history, account synching, the browser chrome, the complex url bar, it goes on and on and on. Most electron apps don'
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by rektide 4y ago
DJI seems to be the one company that requires sideloading the Android app. DJI makes great products, but there's really few companies who I would trust less to give unvetted access to my phone. I know the Android app sandboxing should
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by rektide 4y ago
Is this usable for writing apps too? Why would Malloy be limited to BI? This looks like it has some nicely well structured patterns for authoring queries. Most places I go, people try Knex.js query-builder for a bit but bottom out fast &amp
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by rektide 4y ago
AWOBMOLG was more about mythologization of tech as oracular & all powerful, leading us to think that we can handle anything. Techno-utopianism. A lot of the series is about the belief that we could, with technologies predictive powers &
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by rektide 4y ago
The development experience indeed uses the world's most popular JS tools (otherwise no one would use it), npm and node. But it looks like the server implementation is all c++ leveraging the existing we view framework to do it's th
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by rektide 4y ago
https://github.com/neutralinojs/evaluation 8MB vs 42MB for electron. That's pretty real savings IMO! It's also using the existing shared libraries on your system, so there's a very real chance a lot of t
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by rektide 4y ago
The same net quantity of data would likely be sent so I'm not sure what the advantage would be. There's be some savings from users just never signing in & never pulling. But also, server c2 also has hundreds or thousands of ot
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by rektide 4y ago
It feels really hard to pull apart that those who would get a degree are probably folks who'd push themselves higher up market anyways. Going to college is a self-selection towards achievement. Of course those who self select towards e
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by rektide 4y ago
I'd love a vote on how hard or easy it is for people. I got it quick. I also understood the problems ahead of time reasonably well. I can't see how #enshittification is anything other than an apt world-consuming trend broadly outl
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by rektide 4y ago
I really like this comment & it has a lot going for it. At the same time I think it's also worth pointing out that earth has likely never had as diverse an ecosystem as it has this millennium. The tree of life has become incredibly
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by rektide 4y ago
It hasn't been a problem on Android ever. No one expects folks to bypass the Google App Store. More so though, I think it's incredibly malignant a position to demand everyone else be trapped on a Think Apple paradigm forever. Yo
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by rektide 4y ago
Jfc, getting people together to chat & do some gaming is like the nothingest of nothing burgers. Like yeah the security of our Nation & trust of our people has been massively under assault for incredibly real reasons. Maybe we shoul
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by rektide 4y ago
Using time to represent time is a pretty helpful & intuitive strategy, very nicely on display in this example & the submission. It does require some waiting around to see how things develop (versus the at-a-glance approach) but it r
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by rektide 4y ago
While being developed mostly likely to take the most spiteful/limited approach to sideloading they can, it's worth noting just how scary this system is, in that it seemingly well could be or could develop into a nation-state contr
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by rektide 4y ago
Omg the multi-threaded code examples are amazing. The active line is highlighted. Amazingly illuminating, so so good.
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I wonder what kind of performance & memory-size it'll have. I don't know enough to ask a good question about what kind of frameworks it can run on, but curious about that too.
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Hoisting and... And applying/recalling. Quite a lovely post, thank you, well constructed. One other theme that shows up (briefly) is that storing the data isn't good enough. Being able to access your compressed data, being able to

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