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by thrwawy74 4y ago
This is a cool post. Initially I was discouraged by the list of things needed to properly diagnose it, but that doesn't seem unreasonable: Java Flight Recorder perf-map-agent PerfSpect (Performance Monitoring Counters (PMCs) Intel vTu
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Not to detract from the article, but we should be using nftables in 2022. :-) https://wiki.nftables.org/wiki-nftables/index.php/Moving_fro...
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I actually had a neighbor who worked for Citrix and this describes him to a T. He was such a clever waste of time. I miss you Skip.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I have to use Edge at work. If those vertical tabs are coming, I'd certainly welcome it. I wish I could get vertical tabs that are actually drawn like a tree though: Like with the box drawing characters and indentation. The best fea
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Early-on I dismissed Brave because I really didn't like the idea of earning crypto to watch ads. However, I didn't see that this was something to opt-into and the exhaustive list of patches they've applied to provide better
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
So.. say Microsoft retrained Copilot on code only explicitly marked as open-source. As an activist or vandal you could start publishing proprietary code with fraudulent license files to pollute Copilot again. This could be terribly fun.
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Ask HN: Are instanced templates de-duplicated in C++?
2 points by thrwawy74 4y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Are EGPUs for M1/M2 MacBook's on Linux Possible?
20 points by thrwawy74 4y ago|36 comments
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I think currently we have compositors that are monolithic and due "it all". Sounds like we'd need a separate process to maintain window state, that the compositor interfaces with. is this recreating some of the problems of
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I think part of my question is naive: The Raspberry Pi doesn't have certain hardware to make computations like matrix multiplication easy - certainly not as fast as CUDA cores. However, I'd love it if someone could explain how on
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Ash HN: How do you distribute or shard Stable Diffusion?
2 points by thrwawy74 4y ago|2 comments
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
How does this not have the Anansi Goatman? That is by far the best story. https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Anansi's_Goatman_Story
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
My thoughts are to look as generic as possible. Due to window decorations, desktop environments, etc, that viewport becomes identifying. I understand there are several other ways to identify a web traveler, but I was hoping there was an ex
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I am excited thinking the next generation of video cards will all have 10GB of memory from the mid-tier up. This is going to push up the requirements of some of the enthusiast GPUs for non-gamers.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
The author is a pretty interesting guy, but I just didn't want to follow him into ES6 land. Coffeescript is still the ranking king on concision, and so many features didn't make it in. I'm going to be sad when I can't
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Ask HN: Is there a Firefox extension for persisting a viewport, even fullscreen
1 points by thrwawy74 4y ago|2 comments
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I really liked the reactive pattern, so one of the best static site generators I found was docpad. It used (backbone?) collections, so you could subscribe to changes on things like "new files under this path" and then rerender th
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I literally spent the whole first 3 hours figuring out ways to generate porn. They don't allow words like sex, cock, etc so you use prompts like intercourse and phallus. At one point I thought they were screening for particular names
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Seems like just another example of the short-sighted and reckless things Facebook does with its vast resources. I get that this may seem dramatic, but if any 1 person on here makes a bot that says these things the impact and "blast ra
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
So FPI would cover the common need, to completely isolate 1 site from another. Containers would still be applicable if you wanted to maintain separate sessions to the same site. Like viewing a site without logging in, and in another tab d
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I couldn't enumerate for you all the things isolated to a container; I am no expert. However, I believe first-party isolation only concerns itself with cookies.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
We've been hearing about homomorphic encryption for years, but I haven't seen it applied in a very practical way.
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Temporary Containers is the best extension for Firefox. Every new tab is its own separate container. I configured it so Ctrl + clicking a link will open a tab in the same container, should I need this for "traditional browsing" w
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
I would think running something within a Docker container is running it natively?
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Totally agree. We don't say it enough, but this has real-world impact. :-)
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
In the states we feel like we're just coming into perspective on social democracy. Can you tell me a bit more about why it doesn't work? (genuine question) I'd like to think I sharply understand the differences between com
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
At my work, we do a lot of IT ticketing in ServiceNow. They've been reporting out tickets/incidents through Excel and so far I haven't gotten them to /just/ /look/ /at/ /the/ /das
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by thrwawy74 4y ago
Everything has innocent potential if you don't look at what has been done.
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Part of me wonders why someone hasn't tackled creating an Electron runtime service, so that each installed app doesn't load what could be a shared library into memory. There's a host of complicated problems there, but if the
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While I do understand 'security theater' and think we could do better, I have to wonder what it's like crossing from an EU country to a non-EU country. People abroad look at our border crossings and react strongly, but I thi

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