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by irq-1 13d ago
> Static memory allocation makes you OOM-proof. It ensures you don't cause an OOM error. Your app can still be killed by OOM.
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by irq-1 19d ago
https://www.fastcompany.com/91500104/google-minnesota-data-c... > Google’s new Minnesota data center comes with the world’s largest battery—and won’t raise electric bills > The tech giant says it will fund enough
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by irq-1 1mo ago
Auto manufacturers should take 15% of purchases made outside the vehicle, and 30% of purchases made inside the vehicle eco-system .
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by irq-1 1mo ago
> linear/affine types and a perceus reference counting You should put these up front also.
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by irq-1 2mo ago
You're right. Just for information, slices.Contains() uses the index, not a copied value. https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.26.5:src/...
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by irq-1 2mo ago
examples/process_monitor$ GOOS=darwin GOARCH=arm64 go build # go.hasen.dev/shirei/cocoabackend ../../../gopath/pkg/mod/go.hasen.dev/shirei@v0.5.0/cocoabackend/ perf_d
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by irq-1 2mo ago
> Mobile is under consideration (no decision yet). If it is supported, it will be limited to utility-style apps — not games or rich multi-touch experiences. https://judi.systems/shirei/ No Multiple Windows so even d
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by irq-1 3mo ago
> DNS4EU commits “not to block DNS resolution except for when required by law, enforceable decision of the competent court or other government authority or elected by the User.” (Emphasis mine) So the 'privacy first' resolver
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by irq-1 3mo ago
They got an executive order to ease the regulation... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43911648
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by irq-1 4mo ago
Reminded me of Win, Place & Show (1966) from 3M. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/782/win-place-and-show
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by irq-1 4mo ago
If the ID is permanent then governments will require it, because they can. If it has attestations or endorsements, governments will require a government endorsement. Think about what China, Iran or Russia would do with a permanent ID being
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by irq-1 4mo ago
> The same key, in every app, for every recipient. Not assignable to anyone else, not revocable, not subject to suspension. Yours forever. This is impractical and the opposite of what we want. It's a required ID to use the internet,
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by irq-1 4mo ago
Yea -- it could use votes to pick a hero article, or change summary length.
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by irq-1 4mo ago
Investing will make more money than a career. If it's really money you want, start a business or save capitol.
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by irq-1 4mo ago
https://www.fastcompany.com/91500104/google-minnesota-data-c... > The new plant in Minnesota will be big enough to deliver 300 megawatts of power and store an enormous 30 gigawatt-hours of energy, making it the larg
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by irq-1 4mo ago
> Google, for example, is internally championing a process where the engineer has a dialog with the LLM to generate a design doc ... Smart. They'll be able to regenerate code in the future, with better LLMs. It also lets them redo
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by irq-1 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resource_Interchange_File_Form... Interesting
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by irq-1 5mo ago
Depressing to see influencers and AI going together so well. Influencers are hardly trustworthy or authentic.
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by irq-1 5mo ago
> I suspect this is how we wound up with NFTs, the metaverse, and the clunky VR/AR headsets. VR/AR is because new tech allows us to do something... that we haven't figured out yet. It's not driven by visions of the fu
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by irq-1 5mo ago
gova: build failed: exit status 1 # counter ./main.go:20:16: cannot use Counter{} (value of struct type Counter) as gova.View value in return statement: Counter does not implement gova.View (missing method viewNode) N
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by irq-1 5mo ago
Should have 5+ puzzles to do on the first day, so people can play enough to remember it. (They can be the same 5 static puzzles.)
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by irq-1 5mo ago
Another: https://www.slate.auto/en/personalization A basic truck that you can customize. > BRING YOUR OWN TECH > Bring the apps you know and love to create the experience you want. Instead of a bulky, distractin
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by irq-1 5mo ago
Connect it to an AI talking head and you have a customer service center - users browsing a store can click to talk with 'someone'.
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by irq-1 6mo ago
> the any-type-allowed-anywhere design always seemed a little strange. Sqlite came from TCL which is all strings. https://www.tcl-lang.org/ An example of where this would be a benefit is if you stored date/times in
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by irq-1 6mo ago
...so then trace the transfer to each identity? How does knowing the first person in the chain help identify the 2nd and 3rd, etc? What if there are 50 identities and the coin has a dozen origins?
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by irq-1 6mo ago
> ...the fact that things can be anonymous (no one can know how you voted) or verifiable (people can prove that you only voted once) but not both. Isn't that what secure hashes do? ID to hash is anonymous and checking for duplicate
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by irq-1 7mo ago
Some other options. https://github.com/andlabs/libui > Simple and portable (but not inflexible) GUI library in C that uses the native GUI technologies of each platform it supports. Missing a lot of desktop features
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by irq-1 7mo ago
Seems like this only helps large (heavy) websites with consistent content. The real world examples are all large, like YouTube, Amazon, etc... Small JSON responses that compress to <1k would fit in a single packet, so I don't see th
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by irq-1 7mo ago
It seems wrong that a "Technical Fellow" is charged with leadership, rather than sharing technical knowledge.
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by irq-1 9mo ago
It's because of the demo wrapper/layers. Try just the raw demo: https://unpoly.com/examples/modal/preview.html Still not perfect -- the demos should work too. I love the idea of a progressive framework a

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