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by zuzun 7y ago
I guess render-blocking isn't really a thing, the HTML spec only describes script-blocking and is light on the rendering aspects. Now most web pages have styles and scripts and since styles block scripts, you usually perceive styles as
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by zuzun 7y ago
A year ago I did some benchmarks and found that from_reader is much slower than from_slice . There's now a note in the serde_json docs, so it still seems to be an issue. I guess std::fs::read + serde_json::from_slice is the fast
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by zuzun 7y ago
If there's no real API, you have to patch things and diverge from master and then you face the problem that Chromium is under constant change that you most certainly can't keep up with, so either you chose to ignore all the work h
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by zuzun 7y ago
If a programming-related search takes me to Reddit, I always get the new version and I don't like it at all.
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by zuzun 7y ago
For Hawking, radiation was steady and thermal (no data) until the black hole evaporates down to Planck scale, at which it would be impossible to release all the entropy, leading to the paradox of information loss. What you quote is Don Page
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by zuzun 7y ago
It forces Apple to provide others with access to the NFC chip, so your bank can provide a mobile payment app that works without Apple Pay.
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by zuzun 7y ago
They said they didn't test "pod devices".
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by zuzun 7y ago
A reasonable mistake for all who already used the POSIX `glob` function, which returns sorted paths by default.
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by zuzun 7y ago
I'm not sure if my memory serves me right, but my impression was that most of their clothing was made in Portugal when they were in a few flagship stores only. Once they scaled their production to a worldwide online shop, more things w
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by zuzun 7y ago
I would say their quality improved. For example, 10 years ago their t-shirts were really thin with skewed cuts that became evident once you tried to fold them. Now the t-shirts are made of much thicker cotton and the cutting follows a prope
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by zuzun 7y ago
Difference is you can block Google Analytics and the websites continue to work.
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by zuzun 7y ago
> ignored warnings to put his hands on steering If there were any. One of the claims in the lawsuit is "failure to warn" and the preliminary report of the NTSP says "the alerts were made more than 15 minutes before the cra
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by zuzun 8y ago
Seems to work with the latest Firefox, but I experienced this as well. I got the redirects to stop by clicking on the lock symbol in the address bar and disabling Firefox's content blocking mechanism for Behance.
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by zuzun 8y ago
To filter URLs, you have to parse them, check if the domain is blocked using a hash table and then search for thousands of substrings in the path and query parts of the URL. If you use a regex for that, most of the filtering will already ru
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by zuzun 8y ago
JavaScript code will take a millisecond to decide whether to block a request or not and some hard-coded browser function will do it slightly faster, but not by much, because most of the work will be done by the same regular expression, so w
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by zuzun 8y ago
If someone is looking for modern mix functions, the ones in Murmur are a good choice.
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by zuzun 8y ago
How does SentEval work? As I understand it, it trains a model on top of the sentence embeddings for almost all tasks. Could the baseline BOE be worse because its 300 dimensional input will give the model fewer trainable parameters compared
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by zuzun 8y ago
Schröder and his government kick-started the German renewable energy sector. The nuclear exit was a long term plan that was eventually undone by Merkel, which slowed down Germany's progress in this regard. It's like the current co
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by zuzun 8y ago
The claim is odd though. In my experience, the selection of fruits and vegetables differs mostly in variety, not quality. If there is a quality difference, then it might be the other way around, because supermarkets targeting well-off custo
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by zuzun 8y ago
https://github.com/cockroachdb/cockroach/blob/master/docs/te...
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by zuzun 8y ago
In my experience it's easy to brick Safari and other WebKit-based browsers with CSS animations that run at 60fps and <10% CPU on Chromium and Firefox.
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by zuzun 8y ago
How do you test Safari without an Apple device?
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by zuzun 8y ago
I'd say Netflix Sans goes for the Circular look, Cereal tries to be a Proxima Nova, San Francisco is cross between Roboto and DIN and Roboto itself is a modern Univers.
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by zuzun 8y ago
I also have no faith in their risk assessment. For a very long time I have only used one computer from one location to log into my Gmail account and every time I log in they consider it a suspicious activity. They even forced me to confirm
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by zuzun 8y ago
WebP is reasonably fast, this can't be said about the other image formats. I tested WebP, FLIF and BPG when I was looking for a PNG alternative and WebP seemed to be the best choice all-around. The only downside of WebP is that it does
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by zuzun 8y ago
Bing News
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by zuzun 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trinh_Xuan_Thanh
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by zuzun 9y ago
I think everyone's concern should be that Cloudflare or Google might just replace each IP in their 24h logs with a random UUID and call it anonymized. Both companies can potentially store enough information to correlate DNS requests wi
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by zuzun 9y ago
FSF sells a true random number generator: [1] https://shop.fsf.org/storage-devices/neug-usb-true-random-nu... [2] https://lwn.net/Articles/647502/ [3] https://lwn.net/Articles
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by zuzun 9y ago
That's great to hear! Gough Island is 3x larger and has a similar rodent problem. [1] A mission like this is planned for 2019 and will cost £7.6m. The organization in charge is accepting donations. [2] Eradicating mice could prevent th

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