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    Comment #32627479

    In rust's case part of that is that LLVM is very C optimized. It's not great at taking advantage of the more strict rules of rust yet. It is getting better though.

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    Comment #32562430

    Is there some explanation for why this person does not like WASI?

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    Comment #32347602

    Cap'nProto Is so much better. Really a lot are, but Cap'nProto is main by the original protobuff dev so his description of why he made it is relevant. I use protobuff everday at wo…

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    Comment #32146673

    Asian carp -> copi Since the article tries it's harest to obfuscate that..

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    Comment #32133632

    Failing to load in web view was an instant fail for me :/

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    Comment #32100058

    If you find the quality of ddg results lacking, I know I did, they are basically just a bing wrapper after all, then give Kagi a shot. It's a subscription service search engine, bu…

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    Comment #32093839

    I reponsed to a similar comment hete earlier, I've reproduced that below, maybe that will give some context: I don't have much hope for it, I know several people that worked for am…

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    Comment #32089089

    I don't have much hope for it, I know several people that worked for amazon lumberyard (it's old name), that have quit because that organization is collapsing in on itself, losing …

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    Comment #32054761

    Github issue tracking this comment: https://github.com/riscv/riscv-v-spec/issues/811

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    Comment #32051726

    There is none, one of the main objectives of WASM was to be a machine agnostic bytecode, similar to JVM bytecode for example. People have even built wasm VMs on FPGAs

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    Comment #32050335

    It's unfortunate that it's not available for Firefox mobile, for me at least, mobile is where I want translation. For example when traveling and viewing the sites of businesses

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    Comment #31871289

    Not really that "pre" in their case, it's in a reaction to an existing crisis

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    Comment #31794948

    I don't think that's what they sre saying, I think they sre saying it's stupid Microsoft requires hoops for such a basic feature, hence "Fix Windows" being option 1

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    Comment #31731141

    Doubt it since no one makes money selling gas at the pumps, that's just the hook to get people in the store

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    Comment #31439130

    Th IGPU is substantially better in the new RDNA2 chips, also power draw.

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    Comment #31406865

    Article says 26% met the criteria already, so it's not that out there to expect to see an effect

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    Comment #31297408

    https://web.archive.org/web/20220506173540/https://www.nytim...

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    Comment #30473136

    This would really benefit from labeling the y Axis

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    Comment #30223095

    Yeah, I've done a lot with SDF, and I don't know what they mean. I guess SDFs and ordering are tengentially related..

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    Comment #29717434

    Yeah, it's so slow that I'm wondering if they were actually measuring TCP/unix socket overhead. I wouldn't expect to see a difference at such a low frequency.

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    Comment #29601587

    I didn't dig into the benchmark, but this seems to use typescript which fastly I think claimed in the inital post was "beta"? I would be interested to see how this compares to fast…

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    Comment #29479920

    Probably not the ideal pick for an everuone facing library like this, tcmalloc focuses on reducing core thread contention, at the cost of compactness and often debugability. I've n…

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    Comment #29464571

    Not back into C, from WASM to native executable / asm / object code

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    Comment #29091468

    Maybe don't write an Xorg window manager right as the replacemeant for Xorg starts to take off though