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fredthedeadhead

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    Comment #48976244

    > The compiler is itself compiled to WASM Nitpick: it's Wasm, not WASM. Wasm is a contraction of “WebAssembly”, not an acronym, hence not using all-caps. https://webassembly.github…

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    Comment #41351986

    I really miss reading new blog posts and series from Shamus :(

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    Comment #40630658

    What does the author use to measure sound and create those graphs? I'm interested in automatically monitoring an annoying noise that's coming from a neighbour.

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    Comment #40630605

    The blog post is 404ing, here's a Web archive link https://web.archive.org/web/20240610032818/https://asim.bear... The author has added an important edit: > I want to preface this …

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    Comment #40487946

    > The Google Cloud situation What's the Google Cloud situation?

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    Comment #40333070

    So, I think this hilarious, but link shorteners have to be stable, right? What happens when link shorteners go offline? Is there a way of decoding shortened links without the serve…

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    Comment #39271675

    Project Rho gives several compelling reasons why there ain't no stealth in space https://www.projectrho.com/public_html/rocket/spacewardetect...

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    Comment #39135897

    Thanks, I missed that! It looks like it landed on quite an incline, almost 45 degrees.

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    Comment #39134782

    Are images of the damage available to the public? "Imagery revealing damage to the rotor blade arrived several days later." https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/news/after-three-years-on-mars-…

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    Comment #39129070

    The site is down, so here's a working archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20240125111236/https://www.coldb...

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    Comment #39059377

    Sonatype's response https://www.sonatype.com/sonatypes-ongoing-commitment-to-mav...

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    Comment #38061218

    I'm pretty interested in Breeze as an alternative https://breeze.social/ * There's no endless swiping. Users can only see a handleful of matches, each profile stays visible until u…

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    Comment #38060915

    The blog was removed after OkCupid was acquired by Match.com, which is another problem in online dating apps that isn't often mentioned. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Match_Group…

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    Comment #38060758

    Fireship did a 'SurrealDB in 100 seconds' in case anyone would like a quick video summary: https://youtu.be/C7WFwgDRStM?si=va17q7zagn4lIoi3

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    Comment #37852215

    A couple of other peculiar colourful facts about Bristol: * Ex-mayor George Ferguson (mentioned in the article) always wears red trousers, except when Bristol won the European Gree…

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    Comment #37335626

    > You've listened to a shitty song a lot. I don't know what song it means, the link is broken https://www.yourmusictastesucks.com/google.com

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    Comment #37254133

    > Dr. Porges hypothesizes that the larger your screen, the less mentally taxing it can be. “As you narrow the visual field, you’re increasing the demand on your nervous system to e…

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    Comment #37132167

    One high-level benefit of Kotlin Coroutines is that they're multiplatform, so one could write common Kotlin code that could compile to JVM, JS, or Native targets. Virtual threads a…