kenOfYugen

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Driving a classic car for 37 years produces less emissions than producing 1 EV(theclassicvaluer.com)
8 points by kenOfYugen 4y ago|7 comments
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by kenOfYugen 4y ago
TL;DR The Unhook browser extentions makes YouTube usable. Searching for something on YouTube does not work as expected at all. At some point they started deleting older videos with not that many views, and I remember at one time that I trie
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by kenOfYugen 5y ago
I rarely see this mentioned, but you don't have to compress hydrogen that much for transportation/storage. Ongoing research on metal hydrides is promising [1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen_storage
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by kenOfYugen 5y ago
I ended up writing a small wrapper on top of SQLite based on this: https://dgl.cx/2020/06/sqlite-json-support With proper concurrency control, it can work very well even for multi process applications.
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by kenOfYugen 6y ago
According to dosdude1's thread on macrumors.com[1], more devices will eventually become compatible and wifi will get patched. 1. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-11-big-sur-on-uns...
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by kenOfYugen 6y ago
> I am incredibly happy with every update from Apple. I am incredibly disappointed with every update from Apple. I bought my MacBook Pro in 2011. The most basic 13.3" machine that was available for sale. 320GB 5400RPM HDD, i5, 4GB
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Is This War?(nikos.com)
5 points by kenOfYugen 6y ago|1 comments
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by kenOfYugen 7y ago
Mean Piston Speed [1] is a good indicator of engine longevity. ~16 m/s for automobile engines ~25 m/s for Formula one engines ~26.5 m/s for Koenigsegg’s 2.0-Liter [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mean_pi
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by kenOfYugen 8y ago
I can't say I fully comprehend the SSR vs SPA war. Both concepts are definitely being misused/overused, one is "dated" and the other "modern", but surely the middle ground where best usage of both can be attain
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MLton Release20180207(mlton.org)
1 points by kenOfYugen 9y ago|0 comments
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by kenOfYugen 9y ago
I am using an even more minimal subset of CoffeeScript 2, basically classless, and love it. I can't find a sane reason to hand-write ESxx. I complement it with Rust as needed, which is the only language that justifies having a verbose
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by kenOfYugen 9y ago
What do you mean by 'first class support' of WASM in C/C++? Is it somehow possible to produce wasm binaries without utilizing emscripten?
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by kenOfYugen 9y ago
I like this approach a lot, especially as implemented in [1]. Perhaps a tutorial, or some examples can be documented in that style. Hyperapp + hyperscript-helpers[2] is my favorite combo at the moment. 1. http://dave.kinkead.com.
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ECMAScript 6 for Penetration Testers [pdf](cure53.de)
2 points by kenOfYugen 9y ago|0 comments
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
They had to, since changes cannot break backwards compatibility with the legacy web.
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
> The javascript language has advanced considerably. Not only has it adopted many of the syntax sugar features such as classes and fat arrow function, it has gone beyond coffeescript with features such as async/await and object spr
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Haven't tested it yet, but OpenWebRTC [1] has been on my radar for some time now. 1. https://github.com/EricssonResearch/openwebrtc
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
What modifications are required to be made to the linux kernel/tcp stack to take advantage of 48+ cores, in order to achieve a more linear scalability? Are there any real-life experiences? Would a different TCP stack such as mTCP[1] su
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Frameworks without the framework: why didn't we think of this sooner?(svelte.technology)
10 points by kenOfYugen 10y ago|0 comments
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Same here. New battery, new secondary SSD, reconditioning of the MagSafe power supply and maxed out RAM are underway. Performance-wise it should be about the same as the latest Macbook, which doesn't feel like an upgrade for software d
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
I can relate. Since I setup a Linux desktop PC running Arch & bspwm, I feel less productive in macOS. The only other desktop UX tool I use is dmenu. It feels like when I first moved from Windows to OS X. Makes sense, since back then OS
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
I believe something along the lines of runtime.js [1] is implied. The timeline suggests a reference to Gary Bernhardt's talk, "The Birth & Death of JavaScript" [2]. 1. http://runtimejs.org/ 2. https:&#x2
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
I like to have a simple personal 'benchmark' when learning new languages. One of the first programs I try to implement whenever a new language comes along is a filesystem walker. It combines enough concepts that allow me to quickl
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Mozilla should just adopt the adorable libuv unirex[1][2] along with the project. I have been following their identity redesign story from the beginning, and to be honest, all their designs are very generic and vague. Too complex to be call
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Seems like a good enough prototyping kit for open source hardware. I wonder why the 'no-price-scaling' per unit for bulk orders is considered a feature though.
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JavaScript isn't cancer(spion.github.io)
4 points by kenOfYugen 10y ago|2 comments
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
What about Vuvuzela? Haven't thoroughly examined it, but it focuses on metadata-privary and -relative- scalability. web: https://vuvuzela.io/ repo: https://github.com/davidlazar/vuvuzela paper: h
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
Does any method of converting the store image to a bootable disk, like the previous versions, exist? Anybody tried it? I prefer testing major upgrades as clean installs. EDIT : createinstallmedia method is reported to be working. Haven&#x2
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Pure JavaScript Version of Closure Compiler(github.com)
3 points by kenOfYugen 10y ago|1 comments
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by kenOfYugen 10y ago
An inspirational side-project. > I want to get a DNS fuzzer running against it to really pound on it, and then get some benchmark and comparison tests against other servers. Even if the benchmarks turn out to be not in favor of Trust-DNS

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