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by rjzzleep 1y ago
They're getting ready to bomb Iran's UNESCO sites. They did bomb several UNESCO sites in Yugoslavia and other places while they left. Their boy Grossi also told the whole world that there is a big target on a UNESCO site a short w
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by rjzzleep 1y ago
They use react-native, no? One of the main issues is that all react-native implementations are half baked and dead.
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by rjzzleep 1y ago
This doesn't seem right at all, given that DeepSeek reported massive performance increase because the Huawei team helped them port their LLM to HW infra. I was willing to put it in the "I don't know, maybe, let's see&quo
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by rjzzleep 1y ago
They push local chips for independence, but unless the west embargoes them, I don't think you will see a major leap forward. Huawei is a whole different beast though. They have a everything from the chip design up, and by now also an o
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
FUSE has traditionally been famously slow. I remember there were some changes that supposedly made it faster, but maybe that was just a certain fuse implementation.
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
I'd blame MS for it. If they had played their cards differently early on, we would probably be living in a different world now.
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Rust is a PITA. I started a few Rust projects as well, but it just doesn't vibe with me. I don't like the verbosenes of Go, but it's mostly consistent, and there are accepted best practices. Rust is like the Perl of system pr
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Guess which country shut down Taiwans nuclear program.
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Russia has a fraction of the industrial capacity of China. Russia and Ukraine share several borders with multiple NATO countries, and Ukraine had integrated rail networks. Nevertheless Russia took 4 times the size of Taiwan and is taking mo
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
> Mercurial & Sapling: There are many Mercurial-inspired features, such as the revset language to select commits. There is no explicit index or staging area. Branches are "anonymous" like Mercurial, so you don't need t
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
The biggest problem is the memory bandwidth. PS4 memory bandwidth is 176 GB/s. These specs are quite bad, It's supposed to be Ampere based, so RTX 30 series. It was released in Sep 2020. That's over 4 years ago. Part of the p
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
The thing with the react community is that this constantly happens with random things. You cannot at all compare python v2 -> v3. The react community has 10 python v2->v3 situations in any given year. The only reason why it works, is
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
I’m in south east Asia and I have a lot of friends using matrix but the whole is unbearably slow to me. Most of the time it takes more than 10 seconds to sync and messages don’t go through. I’d be happy to look at the infra to see what’s ha
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Random example. They randomly broke suspect-then-hibernate then the community manager gaslit people into trying to make them believe they don’t actually need the feature in the way it’s used and then silently acknowledged that their fix is
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
I'm building a wayland sleep and gamma handler that has lua scripting integration. It bothers me that it's so hard to set different timeout handlers. So I recently integrated wljoywake, which allows me to handle timeout on joystic
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
What an absurd claim. Part of the atrocities being documented in gaza, the wetbank are Lebanon are documented through the internet archive. The other day the Jerusalem post removed an article called “is lebanon part of the promised land”. T
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Frog Protocols announced to try and speed up Wayland protocol development(gamingonlinux.com)
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
> Nokia had a chance for greatness around 2010 with Maemo and Meego. And either by stupidity or malice they ruined that. It was the right moment to have a chance, the smartphone game was still starting up, Nokia was still very influentia
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Most of the times it's when people reinvent stuff from scratch. That's why I'm always careful when people implement their own framework in the next shiny thing. Lack of hashing, CSRF, basic XSS issues happen all the time in r
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
That is a good point. At some point I started spending way too much on mobile payments.
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
I was holding out for the EU DMA third party app store, but it's clear that Apple is not on a good trajectory. The fact that they slept on Siri for so long only to then finally add "Open"AI to it with limited availability is,
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
The first two pages are docs, dependency bot, and one XSS patch. Hard to know what's going on when 90% of those PRs are bot generated. Maybe they're active, maybe not, I certainly don't know, but it's definitely not clea
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
End of the page he claims to have been physically impaired from working on this. No idea if that's true, just saying what's at the bottom of the page. It is a pretty huge patch though(I missed that upon first glance)
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
That patch doesn't exist in forgejo though does it? (I find it to be a terrible name by the way)
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Intel's bet on 18A is still much game on(pcgamer.com)
1 points by rjzzleep 2y ago|0 comments
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China's chip capabilities just 3 years behind TSMC, teardown shows(asia.nikkei.com)
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
Looks like Hisense stopped making eink phones.
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
> HN users are not representative. Kei car enthusiasts are not representative. Americans love F-150s, Tacomas, Highlanders, 4runners, RAV4s, CRVs, etc. They by-and-large buy the largest car/truck they can afford. You look up the sal
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
The team that built Neovim was actually very focused on python extensibility before they went for Lua IIRC, so the neovim python library works very well I think. https://pynvim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by rjzzleep 2y ago
The real lesson they need to learn is to add the right UI components. Apple did that right. There gradually added and styled tab bars, sidebars, etc. It didn't come on day one. If they can do that maybe we get a framework that actually

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