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jarbus
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About jarbus
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Comment #49189965
I really want to love mobile Linux, and have given it multiple shots before. But I just don't see how it will catch up with iOS/Android in the same way it caught up with Windows/Ma…
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Comment #49112760
I’m still a novice on the material science behind it, but what is QuantumScape lacking here if anything, and why is it a dealbreaker?
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Comment #49064917
As someone who generally liked the article, this is perhaps the strongest argument against it. Prose like this requires even native speakers to really focus. I wouldn't write this …
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Comment #48969412
I was unaware of alternative IRs for julia (albeit I started learning much more about compilers once I left the julia ecosystem). What other IRs is this supposed to replace? And wh…
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Comment #48799051
Thanks for sharing your experience, I'm glad to hear that mobile linux is practical for some people. What do you do for GPS? And in day-to-day use, doesn't WayDroid drain the batte…
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Comment #48795867
Tap to pay isn't itself a dealbreaker, for me it's more a representation of the status-quo and what is to come, specifically how more and more of the modern world will rely on inte…
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Comment #48794580
Linux has long been the most practical laptop OS for me, but I can't see it ever being competitive with mobile OSes, and that's coming from someone who wants it to succeed (I've in…
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Comment #48741769
really interesting perspective, as an ex-julia user, can't really argue with the main points. I will say that julia is delightful to use and code in, whereas the article's main poi…
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Comment #48587430
Where is this 10x number coming from?
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Comment #48565991
Is the site broken for me, or is there literally zero information on what this is besides the title of this HN post? I’ve never seen a waitlist for such little information
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Comment #47917650
This is incredible. Interactive demos like this make mathematics 10x more accessible
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Comment #47569294
This is really cool. In the demo, how do they just yank the chip off the board? I'd have assumed it would be somehow soldered on or something.
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Comment #46776482
This is why I like buying in a physical store. I also think the only solution to this practice is really just to avoid buying as much as possible. I never get food delivery and onl…
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Comment #46652993
I think the court of public opinion also matters greatly to be honest, especially when you are responsible for a dangerous technology
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Comment #46576949
It can be an exhausting way to view relationships, but I think it’s true. I’d argue there also is plenty of room for intimacy and vulnerability when it’s genuine. I think people ap…
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Comment #46489701
Didn’t realize we could post short stories on here. This one was really nice :) I wrote a similar sci fi short story set in the near future if anyone is interested: https://jarbus.…
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Comment #46358712
This looks really cool. I wonder if they support vi keybinds
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Comment #46249275
Been a proud user for a while at jarbus.net :)
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Comment #46084989
This is pretty cool :) I had worked on a similar project earlier this year, but applied to GA and not ES https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03037
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Comment #46054943
This is so so, cool, but I feel like most of the features are lost once you need to use complex dependencies that aren’t in unison.
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Comment #45976569
Love this. I feel this narrative is woefully under-appreciated. I think there’s something beautiful about watching people who aren’t near the top of their field, “normal” people wh…
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Comment #45848657
I posted this 5 days ago, how did this resurface?