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JoshuaRLi

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    Happy to see PEP 582 gaining traction, the last attempt I saw in this space was https://github.com/cs01/pythonloc .

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    Comment #24437156

    > The only thing that matters is wall clock time so if cache layout is making a 300% difference to wall clock, focusing on instructions counts will mislead you on the most impactfu…

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    Comment #24405063

    It isn't surprising to me that instruction counts as a performance metric would have less variance than wall time. Did you know that the environment size can actually affect wall t…

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    Comment #24095830

    I suspect it might be something mentioned in https://github.com/masukomi/arc90-readability . I believe it's what powers "readability" view in modern browsers (firefox https://githu…

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    Comment #24005470

    Have a look at https://github.com/zyedidia/micro , which has those keybindings by default. Mouse support too. Completely eliminated the text editing learning curve for me, and year…

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    Comment #23699220

    Yeah, I was happy to see the switch away from C random/srandom or rand/srand. Not my area either, but a little surprised why a PCG-family non-CSPRNG algorithm wasn’t used: https://…

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    Comment #23635502

    Love how my old Galaxy S6 is stuck on ancient Android 7. And it's the verizon version too, so I can't unlock the bootloader. Perfectly capable device, what a shame. Switched to iPh…

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    Comment #23579651

    Maybe https://github.com/anacrolix/torrent/tree/master/cmd/torrent... ?

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    Comment #23331838

    On my work laptop (macOS Catalina), I get a bunch of `in-addr.arpa` - seems to be reverse lookups. Is that the case for you, too?

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    Comment #23226221

    go mod init github.com/your/project Then, go get -v will download your dependencies to GOPATH, and (re)generate go.mod, go.sum. For info on how to update dependencies, read `go hel…

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    Comment #22886014

    I switched from pointing various things to cloudflare to simply using NextDNS a while ago, and it's just excellent. The onboarding flow was way faster and easier than I thought it …

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    Comment #22885988

    > Even worse, iOS forces you to use a fake VPN to change DNS servers at all on cellular! This is a major pain point for me - I'm trying to use both NextDNS and Tailscale on my iPho…

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    Agree with all these points (also an iPhone SE 2016 user). One more point to consider is whether or not the iPhone SE 2016 will continue to get OS updates.

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    Comment #22885921

    Yes. I've long been impressed with the single core performance and power efficiency of apple's mobile SoCs. Same-generation SoCs used on a variety of androids can't even compare. G…

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    Comment #22733764

    This looks pretty clean! The enhanced readability reminds me of Wikiwand. If you're looking for a bit of feedback, the search doesn't seem to handle fast typing well. I tried searc…

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    Shameless plug: I rewrote the "dotfile-relevant" featureset of GNU stow in plain python as a PoC of a simpler batch symlinker: https://github.com/joshuarli/sym-prototype It's worke…

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    > the general public actually doesn’t care about privacy at all It's not that people don't care; privacy is probably undervalued in the context of making privacy vs. convenience/ut…

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    At least on linux, go's native resolver follows a sane subset of glibc conventions like parsing /etc/nsswitch.conf, /etc/resolv.conf, /etc/hosts [1]. As long as your dns configurat…

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    Comment #20386651

    Hi Dima - I'm assuming you're aware of dnscrypt-proxy and wrote nss-tls because you wanted a lighter weight implementation of a subset of dnscrypt-proxy's features on a specific pl…

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    Comment #20110936

    see https://www.reddit.com/r/css/comments/bb73cw/58_bytes_of_css...

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    Comment #20100232

    Very cool - thanks for sharing, and the shoutout (consider also replacing 38rem/2rem with 70ch/2ch)!

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    Comment #20053601

    https://github.com/joshuarli/dotfiles/blob/master/misc/firef... Also have a bunch of umatrix rules, but not inclined on sharing those. Regarding gmail, keep a pinned tab open on ab…

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    Comment #20049022

    I have never had any performance or memory related issues with firefox, on a modest xps 13 9343 with 4gb ram. In fact, with regular usage, firefox rarely exceeds 2gb usage, and cpu…