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TL;DR The Unhook browser extentions makes YouTube usable. Searching for something on YouTube does not work as expected at all. At some point they started deleting older videos with…

I rarely see this mentioned, but you don't have to compress hydrogen that much for transportation/storage. Ongoing research on metal hydrides is promising [1]. 1. https://en.wikipe…

I ended up writing a small wrapper on top of SQLite based on this: https://dgl.cx/2020/06/sqlite-json-support With proper concurrency control, it can work very well even for multi …

According to dosdude1's thread on macrumors.com[1], more devices will eventually become compatible and wifi will get patched. 1. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-11-big-s…

> I am incredibly happy with every update from Apple. I am incredibly disappointed with every update from Apple. I bought my MacBook Pro in 2011. The most basic 13.3" machine that …

Mean Piston Speed [1] is a good indicator of engine longevity. ~16 m/s for automobile engines ~25 m/s for Formula one engines ~26.5 m/s for Koenigsegg’s 2.0-Liter [1] https://en.wi…

I can't say I fully comprehend the SSR vs SPA war. Both concepts are definitely being misused/overused, one is "dated" and the other "modern", but surely the middle ground where be…

I am using an even more minimal subset of CoffeeScript 2, basically classless, and love it. I can't find a sane reason to hand-write ESxx. I complement it with Rust as needed, whic…

What do you mean by 'first class support' of WASM in C/C++? Is it somehow possible to produce wasm binaries without utilizing emscripten?

I like this approach a lot, especially as implemented in [1]. Perhaps a tutorial, or some examples can be documented in that style. Hyperapp + hyperscript-helpers[2] is my favorite…

They had to, since changes cannot break backwards compatibility with the legacy web.

> The javascript language has advanced considerably. Not only has it adopted many of the syntax sugar features such as classes and fat arrow function, it has gone beyond coffeescri…

Haven't tested it yet, but OpenWebRTC [1] has been on my radar for some time now. 1. https://github.com/EricssonResearch/openwebrtc

What modifications are required to be made to the linux kernel/tcp stack to take advantage of 48+ cores, in order to achieve a more linear scalability? Are there any real-life expe…