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The Mysterious Forces Steering Views on Hacker News
I was initially torn about whether to publish this story, as I don’t have a clear or constructive recommendation on how to resolve the issue. I also didn’t want to come across as a paranoid conspiracy theorist – birds aren’t real, by the way. However, after repeatedly witnessing firsthand how Y Combinator’s Hacker News platform influences the spread of information and, consequently, opinions within the tech scene, I believe this topic deserves to be discussed, even if only briefly.
I approached this subject rationally, aiming to explain certain metrics I observed in my log files. I began exploring the Hacker News algorithms, along with related posts by other authors and,...
Holiday IoT Project: Playing Music With a Tesla Coil and ESP32
Let’s Make Some Sparks
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5 Lessons I Learned After 5 Years of Technical Writing
Let’s Find Some Pros And Cons
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Domains as "Internet Handles"
A little while ago I cam across a post by Dan Abramov, a name that until then didn’t ring a bell, but who appears to be a former Meta employee and member of the React core team. The post links to a website made by Abramov, that addresses the issues of how, quote, every time you sign up for a new social app, you have to rush to claim your username, how, quote, if someone else got there first, too bad and how, quote, that username only works on that one app anyway.
The website goes on:
This is silly. The internet has already solved this problem.
There already...
How Much Radiation Is In a Banana?
Let’s Do Some Fun Tests
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disable-javascript.org
With several posts on this website attracting significant views in the last few months I had come across plenty of feedback on the tab gimmick implemented last quarter. While the replies that I came across on platforms like the Fediverse and Bluesky were lighthearted and oftentimes with humor, the visitors coming from traditional link aggregators sadly weren’t as amused about it. Obviously a large majority of people disagreeing with the core message behind this prank appear to be web developers, who’s very existence quite literally depends on JavaScript, and who didn’t hold back to express their anger in the comment sections as well as through direct emails. Unfortunately, most...
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Working on Zeit Working on a modern bulletin board Moving towards decaf coffee with Lion’s Mane Finished migrating all my active projects away from GitHub towards Codeberg Began migrating the Go modules path of my projects from github.com/mrusme/* to xn--gckvb8fzb.com/* Had some fun the other day building an XMPP chat bot for the VT100 community that connects to any OpenAPI API and responds to mentions as well as private messages: https://codeberg.org/mrus/hal9001 (Caution: crude code!)
Notes about VK_EXT_custom_resolve
Vulkan 1.4.333, released on November 14th, includes VK_EXT_custom_resolve, an extension that is closely related to the work we have been doing at Igalia to help Valve release the Steam Frame. It’s an extension that allows you to use a custom fragment shader to specify how to resolve a multisample image into a single-sample image, typically so the latter can be presented on screen. CTS tests for that extension were written by yours truly in close collaboration with Turnip developers, and are now public.
When using classic render passes from Vulkan, the extension only adds a flag that you can use to mark...