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Why is this on page2 of HN! This should be on the front page.

JAX GPU support is limited to Linux only. Even the WSL2 support is experimental. https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html#suppo...

Seems like he was involved in relationships with many collogues. He disclosed a few but not all.

It's strange that, this is not on the front page. This report is amazing and very well written.

Could you please add a pause button for the animations on your home page? They jump unexpectedly when you are reading the code snippet.

You should checkout : https://www.mural.co/ In our organization it's used a lot (sometimes overused), and I find it very helpful.

0.3 MP camera in 2021! Why ?

At least put a decent camera. 8 MP one would've been great.

If IBM could have taken Mainframe to the cloud, with option for CICS OLTP and COBOL/JCL Batch processes for smaller enterprises, it could have helped them a lot.

Any party caught willinging sabotaging such a prominent open source project would definitely face greater consequences than just a ban.

Can't handle multi-page documents properly. You have to enter the page number, after uploading the doc and you can only annotate that single page.

This would make pick-pocketers' life easy .

thanks for the warning. reading comments first always helps.

Does gitlab offer a stripped down version with only vanila 'git' ?

MS Office suite for Linux would be a game changer for Linux.

"a case of exploding mangoes" has been on my reading list for long. Would give it a read this weekend.

I am a resident of Bhubaneswar, the capital city of Odisha, India . We are currently bearing the brunt of Cyclone Fani. The wind speed was phenomenal , comparable to the super cyclone of 1999.

Even after 48 hours the city is in dark.

But thanks to proactive steps of the govt agencies the casualty number is much less than that of '99s.

Yes. I could see the images on my mobile browser. The very aggressive corporate proxy was probably blocking the images on my work machine.

The article has no photograph of the "badgir" (wind catcher). I had to search and see a few photographs to appreciate the design.

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My Fav is Neon :

There's no shame in it. Advertising pays the bills. Stop looking so red.

I am excited about both WebGL & Web assembly.

Although both of these have been around for a few years, we are yet to see a general adaptation of these. (might be due to inconsistent browser support).

Now with the rise of VR, 3d Printing, powerful GPUs these two technologies are bound to open new avenues of an immersive browsing experience. I imagine that in next few years we would have 1- Webs stores, that show a virtual 3d shopping mall, 2- 3-d virtual try out of garments, 3- VR coaching of physical activities like a- Playing Tennis, b- Judo, c-Taecondo, d- Dance

This is so creepy! I am sure there are plenty of such companies across globe scamming no so tech savvy tech people! There should be a global crack down against them. Also, big computer farms like Microsoft, Apple, HP, Dell, Acer should educate their customers about such scams.

Long live patents !

Thanks for sharing this.

EU Just create your own search engine ! Height of stupidity .

Glad that Britain is exiting EU .

Npm and it's cousins are 100x better than Maven and gang .

I disagree with you.

Although JavaScript has some flaws, it works and It is easy on the developers.

Frameworks like React, Angular, backbone, amber and tools like Gulp, webpack offer so much versatility.

Seems quite interesting. I would try it this week.

Yes, you are right.

I was a part of the Infosys offshore team (India) that took the transition from Eversource energy's IT department (mentioned in the article).

I clearly remember now, how disappointed, sad and gloomy were the members of the departing team.