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by wyuenho 5y ago
First with AirDrop, then Continuity and Handoff, and now Universal Control, Apple's ubiquitous use of Bluetooth LE and Wi-Fi direct connections to devices sharing the same iCloud account makes me wonder how exactly does Apple secure al
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by wyuenho 5y ago
It's only a FSM if the users litter a guard function all over the place, otherwise this is just some deeply nested non-sugar on top of useReducer.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Isn't the useReducer hook already an interface for building state machines? The clue is in the signature of reducer functions, the signature as exactly the same as textbook state transition functions...
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I'm just surprised people call Electron apps "native" now.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I wonder why we don't have an Uber for local shops? There's Uber Eats already, why can't we have Uber Shop?
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Google should also help you understand that the libgcc port does not provide for libgccjit for whatever reason. I'm writing my own Portfile to get libgccjit 11 now. The emacs-devel port does bring in the entire gcc10, but I just want l
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Besides ARM and AMD64, what other arch do you need to support? RISC-V? I'm using MacPorts and I have no idea how to hand compile just libgccjit there. The libgcc port doesn't even produce the jit language.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
Sounds like you have a memory leak somewhere or some code in your emacs setup is using a lot of memory and is causing lots of gc. Turning on garbage-collection-messages and profiling memory usage will be a start to debug this.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
It seems to still have trouble compiling code using old-style advices. By not supporting LLVM JIT, this also brings in a lot of extra dependencies on macOS, although, not as egregious as librsvg.
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by wyuenho 5y ago
I wonder if it's completely written by hand from scratch or done with something like emscripten.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Phone number is a primary second factor for most people, and either a phone number or an email address is required to authenticate the person logging in is really the owner of the account in many instances such as logging in from a differen
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by wyuenho 6y ago
The reaction here is why I start losing faith in humanity. This "leak", has been blown way out of proportion. This leak, if anyone has actually bothered to look into it, will tell you there's very little available of value. F
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by wyuenho 6y ago
This is why Apple uses custom SSDs and you should never switch to another NVMe, even when adaptors are avaiable.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Deliveroo is not a food delivery company, it's a food company. Both DoorDash in the US and Deliveroo in the UK are now operating ghost kitchens that are restaurants owned exclusively by the "delivery companies". These are bra
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China considering new bourse to attract overseas-listed firms(reuters.com)
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by wyuenho 6y ago
1. DoorDash, GrubHub, Uber, are all massive money losing business, and all lost money last year. In fact, all of the share econ companies are massive money losers, this includes Lyft, AirBnB, and a whole bunch of others I've missed in
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by wyuenho 6y ago
> I can confirm that the ad also appears when directly accessing the UI. This is vital information. This is definitely not okay for practical reasons.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Github shows self-promotion even on paid accounts. unify.ui.com is not just any software. It's a hosted management interface. They are selling you a service on top of some hardware. Services self-promote. At this point, I'm willin
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Either they are ads or they are not, whether they are intrusive or what they are selling, or even aren't selling anything are immaterial. If they are promoting something, it's an ad.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Apple is already pushing you ads in macOS, just click on the App Store menu item, or open Music, or News, or TV, or Podcasts. I don't disagree much with what you said, I'm just not sure if people actually know what they are arguin
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by wyuenho 6y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb here to point out the inconsistency of this entire thread. For the following reasoning, I'm going to use the word "ad" in the broad sense. 1. Everybody is excited with Github's new feat
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Too bad. I wish they could just stop breaking things.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
and... flickering is back on the NS port.
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by wyuenho 6y ago
https://www.bresink.com/osx/TinkerTool.html
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Sorting arrow confusion in data tables (2017)(hackernoon.com)
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Crocker's Rules(lesswrong.com)
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by wyuenho 6y ago
The Mac's hidden scroll bar is normally quite usable in Safari and Firefox, when you move the cursor to the side and start scrolling, it'll automatically pop up, with a thick bar that you can hold on to with the pointing device. T
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by wyuenho 6y ago
This, is why Taiwan needs offensive weaponry that can reach a few 1000kms deep into China, instead of their current arsenal of "indigenous" jet fighters using GE engines that don't even have enough range to reach the shore, a
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by wyuenho 6y ago
An account with 14 karma posting a link with a misleading title and went on the front page by appealing to confirmation biases in certain timezones. How does this get past HN?
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by wyuenho 6y ago
This is a new phenomenon in the US, mostly because of party elder denial.

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