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by trishume 5y ago
My suggestion would be to automatically add submissions of unique posts to the second chance pool or have a reviewer look at them when they're for a domain or user with a high hit rate but fall off new. I'm mostly thinking about t
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by trishume 5y ago
I wish they actually gave latency statistics instead of just saying "we worked really hard don't worry about it". There's definitely potential to do well on latency, if for example you have a server in NYC and your clien
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Implicit In-order Forests: Zooming a billion trace events at 60fps(thume.ca)
16 points by trishume 6y ago|1 comments
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by trishume 6y ago
Zig is a C-like language that isn't memory safe. A UAF bug looks the same as it does in C where you manually call the allocator to get a block of memory, manually free it, then try to perform an access via a pointer to it.
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by trishume 6y ago
If they raised prices they'd still make more money, rather than the money going to scalpers, and they could offer TSMC more money for more fab time, which TSMC could take into account when planning future fabs. As far as I can tell the
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by trishume 6y ago
My impression is that what kind of parallelism patterns you need is pretty consistent within entire fields of programming. So you can go an entire career of performance optimization within HPC, game dev, film rendering or trading systems an
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by trishume 6y ago
For people who haven't used it: SimpleTax just absolutely nails UI quality, it's so nice and smooth that every year I've used them I've been done in under 15 minutes (other than time spent double-checking because it can&
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by trishume 6y ago
I mostly subscribe to blogs on RSS when I find a good article on a personal blog on HN or Twitter. I exported my Feedly list for you, there's a bunch of good personal tech blogs in here: https://gist.github.com/trishume
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by trishume 6y ago
One I haven't seen anyone mention yet but also haven't tried myself is https://codeclap.handmade.network/ It's not free, but it looks like a high-quality cross-platform gdb and lldb frontend with an imgui UI.
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by trishume 6y ago
No I hadn't seen that. It appears to have been unmaintained even longer than Anesidora but at least it's open source.
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by trishume 6y ago
Oh I hadn't noticed, that's real sad. Their "upcoming" feature of showing window tabs is something that would be necessary for me.
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by trishume 6y ago
I briefly mention the spacebar shortcut in the article but it does indeed deserve more explanation. One of my favorite macOS file browsing features for sure, miss it all the time on Linux, especially the part where it follows your focus whe
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by trishume 6y ago
Good list, and this reminded me to push an edit to add my favorite symbol shortcut which is option+2 for ™. I use Alfred for things like "¯\_(ツ)_/¯" though. I also didn't know about the Soulver workflow, that might be en
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by trishume 6y ago
The issue with Discord is if the message compose box is focused the cursor keeps flashing and redrawing a big tile of the screen even in the background, manually defocusing the message box fixes this. This is also something Discord could ea
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by trishume 6y ago
It's a list of macOS-only (with one exception) apps that I use with a bias towards lesser-known things. I use 1Password but it's not fully macOS-only and is widely known. I also use BetterTouchTool and it's nice, but the stuf
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by trishume 6y ago
Terminal's split panes are a totally different thing than iTerm2's and IMO not very useful. Terminal can have multiple panes that all show different places in the same scrollback buffer, not different terminals. iTerm2 can have ma
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by trishume 6y ago
An app that was going to make it on my list was Anesidora, which is a native macOS Pandora player which of all the many music streaming apps I've tested including Apple Music, is the only one which uses less than 10% CPU total includin
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by trishume 6y ago
Wow Contexts looks incredibly well designed. I'm not sure I'll actually use it over my current Hammerspoon setup, but they combine all my favorite quick selection techniques like smart ordering, fuzzy matching, providing two-chara
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by trishume 6y ago
Yah it's perpetually on my todo list to learn to use Alfred for more things, like using its built in file browsing more. It would be nice to have Alfred workflows set up for more things like switching Chrome tabs and Discord channels.
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Hard to discover tips and apps for macOS(thume.ca)
346 points by trishume 6y ago|229 comments
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Reverse engineering an AI spaceship game at DEF CON CTF(thume.ca)
2 points by trishume 6y ago|0 comments
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My tier list of interesting YouTube channels(thume.ca)
5 points by trishume 6y ago|0 comments
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by trishume 6y ago
I believe this might be available in less than 5 years, potentially less than 2, provided both http://www.adhawkmicrosystems.com/ and https://www.kura.tech/ ship and partner with each other. If either one o
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by trishume 6y ago
“microsecond performance” irks me because you can’t get latencies of a microsecond without very expensive special network cards and APIs which they don’t seem to mention and I doubt they use. So they either mean 10s to hundreds of microseco
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by trishume 6y ago
Two reasons: captures, and it needs to know which of the regexes matched. I meant to but forgot to mention in my original comment that the reason Sublime's built-in highlighter is the fastest is they wrote a custom regex engine which b
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by trishume 6y ago
Author of syntect here: This isn't why TextMate/Sublime/VSCode/Atom style regex parsing is slow. The main reason is that the parsing model is applying a whole bunch of unanchored regexes to the unparsed remainder of the
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by trishume 6y ago
One thing I'm curious about is what they do to try to stop you from just ripping out the obfuscated token generation library and setting up a harness to run the whole thing in https://www.unicorn-engine.org/ or somethi
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by trishume 6y ago
If you use 1000hz polling like my latency tester and keyboard do the latency becomes less than 1ms which is pretty small compared to the other factors. See https://michael.stapelberg.ch/posts/2018-04-17-kinx-latency-...
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by trishume 6y ago
I wouldn't say anybody measuring input latency at all is common, but if I were doing it I'd use https://isitsnappy.com/ or some other high speed camera frame counting and check the time between when your finger st
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by trishume 6y ago
Yah it was over a year ago so my memory is hazy but as far as I know I tried to do exactly that. I watched the WWDC talk and made sure I met all the conditions they say, and tried to use Instruments and Is It Snappy to verify it and I didn&

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