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Comment #49152356
Thanks for sharing, tito! I figured it was time I chimed in properly, as the lead on this project. Quick mission statement, since it explains everything below: Deltafin runs the fu…
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Comment #49151898
Thanks for sharing antirez! (huge fan btw) We've made some updates to deltafin since this was shared 5 days ago. I wonder if you'd be able to get better speeds now? https://github.…
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Comment #49131483
Hi! I'm one of the deltafin devs. The biggest difference is that this is not actually a 100% "pure" uncut Kimi K3. This is requantized to 3-bit residual, whereas deltafin is the fu…
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Comment #5093238
My biggest complaint about HN is the users with enough karma to down-vote that do so just because they disagree with you. I've had legit discussions here about real tech topics (fo…
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Comment #5023522
It's misleading to make it sound like this is somehow a victory for Linux. This is a win for web apps. This is proof that traditional desktop apps are dying.
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Comment #5015451
Security e.g. users shouldn't trust a client based HTML5 with any serious data collection. - I'm not sure why you say that. I do online banking all the time. It is possible to code…
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Comment #5015426
True, which is another problem web apps face - waiting for the W3C to adopt something new. Native apps run on OSes that change several times a year, introducing new features. New H…
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Comment #5015389
security causes a lot of limits for users and developers - Security will probably always be an issue, even with native apps. Anything specific you think could be changed to make we…
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Comment #5015376
Interesting idea. So instead of browsers forcing everything over HTTP(s), allow all kinds of transmission?
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Ask HN: What are the biggest limitations of HTML5?
Ubuntu's and Firefox's mobile OS'es are coming soon, and Google's Chrome OS is on the rise (the Chromebook was Amazon's #1 selling laptop). It seems like we should start taking "we…
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Comment #5012082
Is it just me, or has Google been trolling Apple a lot lately? The "sell" search "bug" on their stocks site, now this?
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Comment #5006128
I'm not too familiar with Facebook's APIs, but could someone just go ahead and make a live version of Facebook like this? I know there are 3rd party iPad apps, what about a web ver…