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No. Jaecoo (Chinese but not really an EV company) is the third best selling car at the moment. You see a tonnes of BYDs about. We also have Geely and Leapmotor

The cost of servicing an EV is much cheaper, however

I live in the UK and own an EV and this article is misleading in how they get the 90% figure. All off peak charging tariffs in the UK have higher peak energy charges than their flat tariffs - so you make your EV charging cheaper at the expense of higher energy costs elsewhere. For me it’s about break even assuming 6k miles per year.

Also, if you do not have a home charger, you are very unlikely to come out cheaper than petrol. I think 40p/kwh is about the breakeven

Continuations (“function calls”) reduce the amount of optimisations you can do around memory - both space wise and computationally

It can be both

Legacy - they’re blocking

The only people I know with full EVs don't have driveways. It's not really an issue - you can charge when you go grocery shopping

Apple has a third party sell them - https://selfservicerepair.eu/en-GB/home

I was looking into this. The M5 performance cores can be scaled down to match efficiency cores in performance and power usage.

I believe they lower the clock speed, limit how much work is done in parallel on each core, and limit how aggressive the speculative execution is so less work is wasted.

The guy you relied to wrote the locking code. If you’re so certain they’re doing it wrong, would it not be easier to just prove it? It’s only one file, and they already have benchmarking set up

I think all UK airports have easy to find water bottle refill stations

JpegXL and AVIF are comparable formats. Google argued you only needed one, and each additional format is a security vulnerability.

> I am curious if the equation of CPU-determined graphics being faster than being done on the GPU has changed in the last decade

If you look at Blend2D (a CPU rasterizer), they seem to outperform every other rasterizer including GPU-based ones - according to their own benchmarks at least

Safari probably is that size because WebKit is a system framework, so it’s just the size of the UI code

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The signals bounce off the tunnels a lot

> Why do you think the padding as a percentage is relative to the width of the parent? Do you think it was a happy accident? I don't think so, it was purposefully put there in the specs so that we could have boxes with fixed aspect ratios. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

It’s because you cannot do a percentage of a height unless your parent’s height is fixed - something that happens naturally maybe 1% of the time. You’d be missing vertical borders in almost every case with your suggestion

I hope with Alan Dye now out of Apple they will revisit a lot of what just happened. There’s been a lot of places where things have just become worse

I had a blog post on something similar (but less sophisticated)

https://jacobdoescode.com/2025/05/18/precomputing-transparen...

Since you’re on the topic, what ever happened to the multi threading stuff you were doing on JSC? Did it stop when you left Apple? Is the code still in JSC or did it get taken out?

iOS used to do this using the Cassowary constraint solver pre-SwiftUI. It’s the worst thing to work with. So much code turning on and off constraints, dynamically adding constraints when you have new views. And that’s before you get into conflicts

This might actually happen indirectly. Kagi’s new browser uses WebKit. macOS only now, but eventually it’ll come to windows

I do a few apps that get about this, but the one most interesting to the audience here is a scientific calculator for iOS, iPadOS and macOS

https://jacobdoescode.com/technicalc

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This basically makes a rust server to do the routing, then uses the Boa JS engine to evaluate the JS to handle the route

With this approach, you might be able to do some multithreading to improve the throughput

However, each request is almost guaranteed to be slower because V8 will be faster than Boa

You could also achieve this by spinning up multiple NodeJS instances and putting an nginx server in front to do load balancing - which is pretty standard practice

The reactors will also be cast in the UK by Sheffield Forgemasters

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Every update slows your phone down temporarily, because there’s background processing that goes on for a while after. That’s always been the case

Upgraded my 12 mini. Performance is fine. Battery life is as it always was

Net migration is expected to be 200k in 2026

The festival part is wrong - you can earn £1,000 from self employment without paying tax on it