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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 29-May-2024 00:13:59 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: -
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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Saturday, 18-May-2024 00:36:16 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: @hllizi @NeonPurpleStar > everybody loves them
hmm I wouldn't be so sure about that (because I don't continually love them)
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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Saturday, 18-May-2024 00:36:13 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: @hllizi @NeonPurpleStar the idea would be sound if "applications" would be separated from "static content" (it's ok if applications use a superset of static content stuff). The problem is that there are way too many pages which would be static content if it weren't for ads or weird browser work-arounds.
On that note: it would be nice if Links2 would support MathML fully (or hide annotations or mark them properly instead of just bunching them right after the normal mrow whatever rendering)
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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 16:34:22 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: @Schouten_B @sykora @aral btw. Mozilla and formerly OpenAI and other organizations are pretty much as close to charity as companies do (often) get (because profit isn't their main goal, only one of several, at least originally, from my perspective), so that they can't buffer such stuff seems bleak.
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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 15-Sep-2023 06:21:29 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: @NeonPurpleStar well, unless registered afaik one never sees replies or such (only the linked post itself), so the value of twitter links is massively reduced...
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Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: (fogti@chaos.social)'s status on Saturday, 20-May-2023 23:30:22 JST Αλαιν Εμιλια :nonbinary_flag: @jessica @icedquinn @Jain well, take a look at what IBM does in recent Power CPUs. I think they do 4x hyperthreading (and their threads are more core-like than on X86)