wojtek1942

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by wojtek1942 1y ago
The API was released in 2020. It amazes me how many of these kinds of apps are successful simultaneously, while doing nearly the exact same thing. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/screentime
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by wojtek1942 1y ago
Why build a new browser in C++ when safer and more modern languages are available? [1] > Ladybird started as a component of the SerenityOS hobby project, which only allows C++. The choice of language was not so much a technical decision,
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by wojtek1942 1y ago
> However, this mode switching is expensive! Just this switch alone costs 1000-1500 CPU cycles in pure overhead, before any actual work happens. ... > On a 3GHz processor, 1000-1500 cycles is about 500 nanoseconds. This might sound ne
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by wojtek1942 1y ago
Cool! Even though, my iPhone 15 Pro was misidentified as iPhone 16.
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by wojtek1942 1y ago
Why the disappointment with Deno compile? I have not used it but from the website it seems that the end user does not need Deno to be installed. What is the shortcoming you are referring to?
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by wojtek1942 1y ago
Seems like it can run on standard container runtimes so you don't specifically need macOS and the container is Linux based. So there is no need to involve macOS at all since you can develop Swift programs on Linux for example.
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by wojtek1942 2y ago
It took a bit of time for me to respond because I wanted to make sure I wrote down the info in a nice detailed way. I will update the descriptions on the website to include the information I am proving here to give visitors a better underst
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by wojtek1942 2y ago
I'm not so great with design so I didn't really know how to do it near the headline since there is already a subtitle there. Took me about 2 days to make everything from start to deployment. Main thing was to get the WASM stuff wo
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by wojtek1942 2y ago
It's on there now
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by wojtek1942 2y ago
Thanks! I will try to find a nice place to put it on the home page.
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by wojtek1942 2y ago
Hey HN, I’m a CS student studying in Amsterdam. Usually, I like making native apps as side projects but here is a small web app for a change. Recently, Google released Jpegli [1]. You might have seen their blog post posted here on HN ~1 mon
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Show HN: I built an image optimization tool based on Google's new Jpegli encoder(optimize.photos)
11 points by wojtek1942 2y ago|10 comments