liamness

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   by liamness 10mo ago

   I suppose the issue is that it's a multiplier for bad actors. It has become so much easier to generate plausible-looking code (or any number of things that would've previously required a knowledgeable human to make something that
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   by liamness 1y ago

   The particularly clever part is making the implementation open source, which should significantly reduce the complexity for other news organisations wanting to include the same functionality in their own apps, which would further extend the
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   by liamness 1y ago

   You can of course still just export a static site and host it on a basic CDN, as you say. And you can self host Next.js in the default "dynamic" mode, you just need to be able to run an Express server, which hardly locks you into
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   by liamness 6y ago

   > The other unspoken risk is that while Apple may be vertically integrating its SOC, it still relies on a fab like TSMC. Intel's recent problem is rooted in their inability to move off legacy 14nm fabrication process. TSMC may have
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   by liamness 6y ago

   Here's some mad lad adding PCIe slots to a Raspberry Pi 4: https://twitter.com/domipheus/status/1167566293861588992 It's definitely possible, just need to expost the PCIe lanes in a sensible way (this ha
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   by liamness 6y ago

   A new spec for microSD cards (microSD Express) was announced last year, which would let them use similar protocols to SSDs. I don't know if this means they'll support things like TRIM, without which their performance may initially