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by whizzter 3y ago
That and with WeWork running around with the hype there was probably investors/shareholders demanding that they take a piece of the supposedly juicy market (that existed because the ilk's of Regus never made short-term feasible).
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by whizzter 3y ago
I'd say that it's rather used as a device for underscoring how important the previous passage was, skimming an article it breaks up the monotonity of recounting so that the reader gets a slight pause to reflect on why the break is
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by whizzter 3y ago
There's an RFC for a standard that I believe the Google Authenticator uses (and other authenticators also?). Basically (if I've understood it correctly), You get an random seed that you initiate the authenticator with, then for (e
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by whizzter 3y ago
With 44m in financing they probably expect a billion dollar company. https://oxide.computer/blog/oxide-unveils-the-worlds-first-c...
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by whizzter 3y ago
I think that's the sticking point, declarative toolkits didn't mesh too well with C++(or C) projects so we have a bunch in Rust but that's not too interesting for those with existing codebases, I started on a C++ 20 prototype
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by whizzter 3y ago
Honestly, this is a guy who uses GDI, so most of the above options will feel bloated already when looking at the source tarball sizes. That said, has there been any fundamentally groundbreaking crossplatform classic UI toolkits released sin
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by whizzter 3y ago
Depends on how much of that trillion goes to actual salaries or how much goes to dividends? Worst part of the privatization of the Swedish school system is that we know that the tax-money we pay to educate our kids is being diverted to Neo-
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by whizzter 3y ago
Problem with self-hosting though, if his server breaks, so does the callbacks.
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by whizzter 3y ago
While I'm a huge lover of Asimov books, I don't think most of the novels represent a probable evolution of how robots would evolve since the rules in the book represent distinct rules based upon something that'd be fuzzy at b
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by whizzter 3y ago
(I studied with one of the founders) Soundclouds problem was always that they started out as basically a free service for a particular niche(artist to label contacts), starting to charge(pissing off people who expected free forever) and the
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by whizzter 3y ago
A reskin within games is usually defined as using the same binary with different assets, even a shared source code lineage(Doom source used in Heretic/Hexen or especially Quake to Halflife) would stretch that definition. In this case I
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by whizzter 3y ago
Hmh, browsing a bit it seems that the Dreadtool part of the source seems to be some kind of editor built with Visual C++. The Dreadmake folders seems to have actual Amiga sources. https://github.com/Krzysiek-K/Dread-sou
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by whizzter 3y ago
It's on a Amiga 500, it has about 3 MIPS of performance or about 4x less than a 486sx25 that has about 12 (yes, 68k had a couple of extra registers). On top of that the Amiga500 graphics chip placed all graphics in bitplanes, that was
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by whizzter 3y ago
There is a commit that just landed on github so I assume there is a release out (or out soon). https://github.com/nginx/nginx/commit/6ceef192e7af1c507826ac...
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by whizzter 3y ago
So basically HTTP/2 authors missed the existence of TCP SYN-flood attacks(Not the same, but more or less the same mechanism)? Was this bought up during standardization meetings or was it just hubris? https://en.wikipedia.or
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by whizzter 3y ago
Seems like a semi-stuck bit, it'd definitely cause issues w/o ECC but seems to chug along with the circuits doing their job. Best would probably be to add an memory-range exclusion to the kernel at boot to avoid that single area s
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by whizzter 3y ago
Pretty much, websocket implementations usually handles the buffering part so you really only need to handle "full" events. Easiest example is probably games, events could be things such players moving to new locations, firing a we
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by whizzter 3y ago
Browsing the lib quickly, it seems like scenarios where you want to connect a server written in Node to clients that talks WebRTC. For a low-latency gameserver where clients talk via PeerConnection, clients could talk to the server with the
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by whizzter 3y ago
It's mostly a matter of engineering, Visual C++ has had the ability to change function bodies and continuing running from the point of a crash (as long as data wasn't badly corrupted) since at least Visual Studio 6 (Yes, back in 1
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by whizzter 3y ago
Too-dumb is that it was too machine tied, imo jsonc(and now later json5) strikes a perfect compromise. Json5 adds back, quote-less identifiers, trailing commas in objects/arrays and most importantly, comments (That jsonc already added)
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by whizzter 3y ago
If the PCI-e bridge makes PI-powered home-NAS enclosures popular it'll probably squeeze the low-end networked NAS market quite a bit since they're usually powered by less powerful hardware (Arm/Celeron chips with 1-2 gb of me
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by whizzter 3y ago
People who hype things use Python for coordination and most gruntwork is done by the GPU or C++ libraries anyhow so C++ doesn't help that much in the big picture. (And hype-people probably often aren't technical enough for C++)
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by whizzter 3y ago
Great to hear, I had to build cling myself a some years before the pandemic for a classroom and each and every time it was a race with A/V software starting to trigger everything when X number of people started running a "new&quot
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by whizzter 3y ago
Consumers chooses iPhones (and indirectly Safari), yes the bundling has some bad effects. But in the bigger picture it's currently really the only thing keeping developers somewhat true to making cross-browser sites working for Firefox
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by whizzter 3y ago
Exactly, one is about shielding humans from their own stupid intents whilst the other is shielding ourselves from AI's homocidal/genocidal intents (even if it's a second-order effect).
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by whizzter 3y ago
Not used FDB but reading the article and considering the semantics, it shouldn't matter too much if the Sequencer "just" distributes recent read-versions to the proxy frequently enough(unless that proxy has received a recent
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by whizzter 3y ago
No, the Hermes interpreter is probably on-par with the JSC-Interpreter if this is a comparison made on iOS React Native apps. JSC-JIT is usually on par or ahead of V8, the iOS JIT restrictions really fudges up results since it's so imp
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by whizzter 3y ago
Iirc NodeJS started with a libpq binding but it was moved to pure-JS since as in the article, overhead of going in and out of JIT-land penalized it (as well as lacking any object optimizations).
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by whizzter 3y ago
If he had used another "anonymous" name I might've agree that it could border astro-turfing but if your handled matches your last-name it's probably more of an over-eager CEO that thinks the world revolves around his ide
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by whizzter 3y ago
Seems sane, don't think many people had any Apple association with The Beatles (that were/are the brand themselves) so getting a big payout for the trademark w/o further legal costs probably benefited them the most (and Apple

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