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I really like it, it seems like a great alternative to slack for a team that just wants non-notification chat

Just because non-hn crowd isn't aware of it, doesn't mean it isn't a big problem

Who built the cpu itself? It's interesting that it claims V-extension support, even though that was only just ratified

Please tell me there is more than one person

I guess they know windows is on-the-way-out if they're trying to eek the last bit of cash from it like this

They could put a police officer right next to him on the street, that'll keep the customers away

Maybe we need a different sort of jail, one where things are kinda nice

Hiding of the large files has tripped me up multiple times. I've starting having to look at the diffs outside github's UI

Why doesn't firefox build ublock origin directly into firefox

> Is it faster in ARM?

Not in the general case, but specifically with how Apple has brought the ram chips so physically close to the cpu cores

But chrome will

China would have to have a strong motivation for doing so, as they'd be hurting their own economy in doing so

The website doesn't scroll properly

Raw supply is not affected but the supply chain on the finance side is, which can create artificial delivery shocks.

Seems odd that a town can prevent people from living in an RV

> I haven't seen any technical advantage

RISC-V has geopolitical advantage however in that it's not controlled by US/UK.

I can see why Amazon wouldn't pay to bootstrap that, but I can see why Tencent/Huawai/Alibaba would try to.

RISC-V is trying to create a standard platform specification to address some of these concerns

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2w4cWFpqAA

I too remember when AMD and Intel simply gave up on filing any new patents in the early 2000s

I imagine future 1-liner replies to recruiters: "salary range too low"

Will this project help with bootstrapping rust on new architectures?

People want to move further away to lower housing costs. Commuting in for a half day seems demoralizing

I'm surprised that was allowed, there aren't exactly many x86 manufacturers in the market

Can always impose more isolation, this isn't anything near a full economic blockade yet

It also seems like a good way to get the OSS maintainer familiar with the company in case they ever wanted to have a more direct financial relationship

I want to know that the hardware will work with linux, and will continue to work with linux. A pre-install option is just one way to advertise and convince the user that you've tested the hardware to work on linux

A pre-install option for linux would increase user trust that it'll "just work"

Sure, but when you look at the ordering page, it doesn't mention linux as an OS option, just Windows or no OS

Just make it illegal for corporations to purchase single-family-homes

I liked using Linode, though I can't help but feel some apprehension about what will happen to it in the medium/long term

Allow donations that explicitly go towards Firefox dev (rather than umbrella Mozilla).