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8y ago
> Bloomberg's article and Apple's statement can't both be right. Possible that Apple employees with security clearance are the only ones with this knowledge i.e. it's fully possible that even Tim Cook doesn't kno
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8y ago
Are you recommending an app imposed rendering timer (say 15ms) or is there an in built API for Opportunistic scheduling of Dom updates?
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8y ago
We used to firmly believe in what you said too. However, we've seen advantages to the open web: 1. You're not beholden to the app stores' whims. 2. It literally is "write once, run everywhere" 3. Webassembly & W
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8y ago
Any idea when the jsconf us videos are planned for release? This work was apparently presented there. [1] [1]: https://speakerdeck.com/cramforce/workerdom-javascript-concu...
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8y ago
On this one, they may have some ground. A former engineer allegedly walked out with designs, and pleaded the fifth amendment when asked to testify in court.
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8y ago
It matters. Of all possible patents to invalidate, why this one? Uber - one of the world's most valuable private companies, doesn't need help with patent law.
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8y ago
Understood. While the patch is being mainlined, it would benefit emscripten users targeting CloudFlare to use whatever you have working with emscripten's build workflow. Please consider releasing this repo for the interim
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8y ago
Documentation is sparse on why emscripten compiled wasms are incompatible. Please provide more information
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8y ago
Not a criticism, merely truths about the industry. Also, from Nvidia's founding to now, things have radically changed. It's depressing how winner-take-all semi has become. Nvidia could tape-out at $300k, today it's $2M. Numb
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8y ago
https://www.extremetech.com/computing/193983-sandisks-dimm-b...
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8y ago
50 employees * $250,000/annum * 2 years = $25M. At 3 years, it's $37M. Realistically, for $35M you should have a working, reliable TPU if you're already a semi company, like Samsung
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8y ago
not the least bit worried. It'snot about performance, it's reliability. When you're a big cloud provider, only a miracle can get you to use a chip from a no-name company that no one else has dog food-ed. Then there's the
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8y ago
For what? Acquisition only makes sense if a market opportunity is so close that missing it will affect the bottom line. I believe companies can independently build their own TPUs at lesser than $60M within 2 years. And even then the volumes
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8y ago
USB? USB 3.1 is 16X slower than PCIE and maybe 100X slower than DIMM. USB is not an OCP recommended peripherals interface, it's for consumer removable products. Then again, I'm not entirely sure about the requirement for a high sp
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Hardware is hard. For Gorq to be successful - - The boards using their chips need to fit into commodity interfaces (PCIE? DIMM? ) in Open Compute hardware - Someone needs to buy hundreds of thousands of these to even minutely impact their b
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8y ago
We believe in versioning notes, hence built http://write.pub Please take it for a spin, & share feedback
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8y ago
Of course it's absurd to ignore American companies of similar stature (Apple, Amazon, Microsoft,...) who set shop in China much much earlier, and selectively target Google. Provide one logical reason that can back such hypocrisy
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8y ago
Most higher ups are purposefully trying to trivialize the task at hand, with an explicit intent of psychological superiority over the worker. This tool is valuable regardless of how higher ups choose to understand the task at hand.
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8y ago
Because, other than yelling on Twitter, there's been no action from his administration that's relevant. I doubt they have any legal standing to regulate search algorithms, so this is all a show
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This is absurd. Why apply morals selectively to Google? Where were these organizations when Apple handed over Chinese iCloud operations to a government backed shell company, or recently removed hundreds of apps that facilitated bypassing th
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8y ago
There's been talk of porting Glimmer to webassembly for a while now. No mention of that in the roadmap?
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8y ago
Hi - we're evaluating WASM to move our native apps @( http://write.pub ) over to WASM/Browser. Our first aim is to implement a few trivial apps without framworks completely in WASM, benchmark and move on to building th
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8y ago
Shameless plug: http://write.pub We're evaluating moving entirely to the browser using webassembly. Our experiment is here: http://www.write.pub/wasm-demo/hello.html
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8y ago
No one's claiming that we live in a world that's already equally fair to women. In fact, classic feminism - those espoused by Jordan Peterson and the like, are truly about uplifting women, where they aren't treated fairly. M
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The academic meaning and common use is only different in " academic " circles filled with modern feminists, that insist on it being different, for no scientific reason what-so-ever. For instance, Prof Jordan Peterson from U of T
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There's a rinse and repeat pattern of denial, suiting narratives here. Anytime the modern feminism movement is faced with situations not to it's liking, there's an immediate, knee jerk, non-objective denial, and bull-shittery
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8y ago
How exactly are the rich not contributing more, if from your own statistics, the top 1% pay 40% of the taxes, and also pay more % of their income as taxes?
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8y ago
Current US tax law clearly taxes the rich more. What's more, about 85% of the taxes are paid by the top 20% [1] When people, especially socialist, claim the rich aren't paying their fair share, it's just rhetoric. [1]: https
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1. All other major tech and non-tech companies comply with Chinese regulations, to access their market. Why's Google's attempt any different? 2. If not Google, another American company, like Microsoft, will gladly fill Google'
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8y ago
What Mac only software requires you to use OS-X/hackintosh? Have you looked for alternatives on Ubuntu? At the cost you've stated, your Ubuntu machine will fly, even compared to the Mac. Most often, even at half the cost, you'
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