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by taosx 3y ago
off: In the other thread I found out about chat.google.com, what a product. Growing up I looked up on google products, their simplicity, efficiency and engineering seemed amazing and I strive for those qualities in my software. Google Chat
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by taosx 3y ago
I hope mozilla the corporation dies faster so we could then focus on the browser. As someone said, the board is a joke.
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by taosx 3y ago
ChatGPT wasn't built yesterday and it's not a desktop app so they can update often, why they don't work on/improve the frontend? It still feels like an MVP. I've seen some high salaries mentioned and an impressive h
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by taosx 3y ago
We don't even know what a world with less death would look like, if we could be able to delay death, why wouldn't then be able to focus on stagnation, overpopulation and resources. And if something can be done I believe it will be
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by taosx 3y ago
How did they manage to decrypt the messages, I thought it's very expensive to decrypt a correctly encrypted piece of data? "About a billion messages were intercepted, about half of which had been decrypted by April 2021—further av
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by taosx 3y ago
Not sure if it's because of starting as a web/application developer and but I wish I was introduced earlier to: - in-process databases (rocksdb, sqlite) - FoundationDB - C/C++ and low level programming in general (I wished I
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by taosx 3y ago
I'm currently subscribed to 3 vod platforms. What I've noticed is that pirated sites load faster, require no login, quality is either stable or blocks (it doesn't lower itself), subs in many languages and of course are full o
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by taosx 3y ago
Tried it but honestly I like Iosevka too much. I love to split my code into-multiple side-by-side windows and Iosevka is perfect.
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by taosx 3y ago
You can consider supporting smaller companies that provide VPS or bare-metal servers. Whenever I explored cloud services for hosting an app for a client, I felt like the costs were excessive, the choices are bit harder if you want to suppor
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by taosx 3y ago
Most adblocker lists I have have permanently blocked this domain.
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by taosx 3y ago
Talking about credentials I'm wondering how much they spend on auth0 with their current MAU.
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by taosx 3y ago
Exactly, but I still haven't made my mind if it's okay to do this. I dislike being tracked and I take some measures against that, would it be beneficial to more people by doing this?
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AdNauseam – not only blocks ads, clicks all of them(addons.mozilla.org)
4 points by taosx 3y ago|2 comments
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by taosx 3y ago
NYTimes feels like a SSG when browsing (chrome) from Europe after initial payload but that's as an unauthenticated user with ublock. The sad part is that I can't read most of the articles due to the paywall.
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by taosx 3y ago
Why we care about obscenity in pseudo-random ids and url?
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by taosx 3y ago
Shift acts like god-mode so you can look up with shift and w and just fly.
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by taosx 3y ago
I won't comment on the drama but I don't see a second worst thing. I feel like Rust makes the costs clear and you should* not use it in situations where a higher-level garbage collected language can work.
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by taosx 3y ago
Thank you to everyone involved in this. I'm wondering, is Node.js fiddling with v8 in order to focus more on the resulting code performance than the initial startup. Planning to learn C/C++ in order to investigate that and if ther
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by taosx 3y ago
Thank you!
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by taosx 3y ago
In cases where you care about performance, yes. Newer webassembly frameworks (rust from what i remember) are batching operations to the DOM for that exact reason.
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by taosx 3y ago
I don't get what's wrong with his post about reflection, why would someone be uncomfortable with a tool? https://soasis.org/posts/a-mirror-for-rust-a-plan-for-generi... - Is this the post ?
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by taosx 3y ago
I'm a bit confused on what exactly helm was, would it be acceptable to compare it (functionally) to having an email and calendar server on a raspberry pi with a private vpn and a hosted ip address?
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by taosx 3y ago
I use it a lot for small cli apps and during dev, it's so nice to be able to run typescript files with bun instead of tsx or ts-node.
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by taosx 3y ago
> • or putting the words in the order of whichever language has been dominate at the time. It's something along the lines of the third case, but there are also cases where a word by word translation is going on when I'm trying
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by taosx 3y ago
I'm bilingual and a lot of times if I speak/write fast without post-processing my thoughts I get the order of the words mixed up to the other language. And yes, words are ordered differently from language to language (ex. french &
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by taosx 3y ago
I'm not saying that systems are not in place, I'm just saying that it's too hard for the average consumer. - After you've requested deletion the company has 30 days to "respond" but they can extend that with tw
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by taosx 3y ago
GDPR doesn't work as described and companies have found many ways to make the process difficult. There is a clause (last case scenario) where the company can say that the data is critical to the system and can't delete it.
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by taosx 4y ago
I find interesting that most of pages take more than ~400ms to load on a new machine and 1G connection in Europe. Except the one at intercity-vpn.de one. I think after a point it's worth looking into serving from the edge than cutting
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by taosx 4y ago
Some reasons that I can think of: - Heat generation (harder to cool) - Trade offs don't justify the pain
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by taosx 4y ago
Yes, the data type matters a lot and it can be quite challenging, especially when dealing with media files such as videos due to existing compression as media codecs are very efficient. In your case, with the database dump being a text file

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