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by tapirl 6y ago
Intel's fate predicted in 2014: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ErrFtv0UwAA4JaW?format=png
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Intel's Fate (2014)(twitter.com)
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by tapirl 6y ago
> The author argues that a tool like Flash the authoring software should exist, but makes no argument about Flash the runtime. Yes, this is what I meant. Sorry, I didn't clarify this in the replied comment. > it isn't the na
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by tapirl 6y ago
> Nobody is arguing a tool like Flash shouldn’t exist; it should. People are arguing a runtime like Flash shouldn’t exist, and that HTML5 has all of the components that are needed to be that runtime and then some. A tool should give us w
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by tapirl 6y ago
Windows 8 is the win OS I have happiest experiences with. It has far less bugs than windows 10, even today's windows 10. It is windows 8 let me return from Linux to Windows, and it is windows 10 let me back to Linux again.
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Intel's market share will be occupied by ARM, sooner or later (2014 by He Shang)(quora.com)
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by tapirl 6y ago
Does PHP keep backward compatibility? I ever used some open source PHP soft (forums and wikis) several years ago. The development of these soft has been discontinued for a long time now. Recently, I decided to re-install the php4 age but fa
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by tapirl 6y ago
I don't think this is the fatal reason Flash is stopped. Flash is only forbidden in mobile web browsers. Flash is mainly self-cancelled by Adobe itself. It looks they couldn't get expected revenue from this product. However, I thi
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by tapirl 6y ago
It would be even better if Apple could cancel, or just lower, the Apple Developer Program membership fee for individual developers. It is so embarrassing that my annual revenue keeps lower than the fee ($99/y).
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FyneDesk is an easy to use Linux/Unix desktop environment built in Go(github.com)
4 points by tapirl 6y ago|0 comments
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Sex Is Real(aeon.co)
41 points by tapirl 6y ago|32 comments
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by tapirl 6y ago
Cool! The control design is very smooth and comfortable.
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A wonderful 3D game in browser with 13k code size(js13kgames.com)
2 points by tapirl 6y ago|0 comments
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by tapirl 6y ago
From technology view, there is no an absolute way to prevent non-interactive experiences from being stolen. Reading book is non-interactive experience. Game binary files may be stolen, but game play experiences are hardly.
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by tapirl 6y ago
There should other markets TikTok platform could support. For example, TikTok might become a competitor of Zoom.
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Img2css – Convert any image to pure CSS(github.com)
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Zdog – Round, flat, designer-friendly pseudo-3D engine for canvas and SVG(zzz.dog)
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by tapirl 6y ago
Interesting. Could it replace email? And what do you think is the main obstacle to achieve this.
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Go might support converting a slice []T to an array pointer *[N]T soon(github.com)
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Full List of Open Source Physics Engines(tapirgames.com)
15 points by tapirl 6y ago|0 comments
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by tapirl 6y ago
It looks it intends not to touch broad phase things.
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Golang Channel Use Cases(go101.org)
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by tapirl 6y ago
Read it as Tailscale. ;D
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by tapirl 6y ago
Got it. Built in successfully now. Thanks.
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by tapirl 6y ago
I never built Traefik successfully. The same is for tag v2.3.0. $ go build ./... go: finding module for package github.com/traefik/traefik/v2/autogen/genstatic cmd/traefik/traefik.go:18:2: module gith
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by tapirl 6y ago
Many people needs clickable links in PDFs more. https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=454059
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by tapirl 6y ago
Reflection contributes only very little to flexibility.
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by tapirl 6y ago
> Go has the advantage of mediocrity. This is true in many aspects. Go shares many common feelings with other popular languages. However, there are also something in Go those are not mediocrity. Being an almost static language but also a
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by tapirl 6y ago
It is not always feasible. Even if sometimes it is possible, it isn't without any cost.
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by tapirl 6y ago
What you say is prone to make people who are not familiar with Go think there will not a safe way to accesses shared data from multiple threads in Go. This is not the truth. In Go, multiple threads could access shared data safely. When the

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