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@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it
2026-03-06 02:37:36

Shopping for bike stands. I'm not getting a professional quality one, but I would like one with at least a chance of holding up half of a heavier cargo bike. Found this one, which looks decent. amazon.com/VEVOR-Adjustable-Ma

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@eana@s.1a23.studio
2026-03-04 01:43:18

It’d be better to double check your output before making claims like this...

github.com/cosmiciron/vmprint

Rendering sample of VMPrint: “The same contract holds in Latin, 日本語, العربية, देवनागरी — without compromise.” (see image 2)
Zoomed in to the “Latin, Japanese, Arabic, Hindi” part. Text is rendered as: Latin, 日本語, ﺍﻝﻉﺭﺏﻱﺓ, द◌वेन◌ागर◌ी Arabic glyphs are rendered with RTL direction and proper distancing of their joined form, but glyphs shown are in their isolated forms. Devanagari glyphs are rendered left to right without ligature or order adjustments. Joining vowel glyphs are rendered with dotted circles.

GitHub - cosmiciron/vmprint: A pure-JS, tiny typesetting engine with bit-perfect PDF output on everything—from Cloudflare Workers to the browser. No more Headless Chrome to just print text. AND -- try the static demos on the home page below and see for yourself. · GitHub
A pure-JS, tiny typesetting engine with bit-perfect PDF output on everything—from Cloudflare Workers to the browser. No more Headless Chrome to just print text. AND -- try the static demos on the home page below and see for yourself. - cosmiciron/vmprint

@Techmeme@techhub.social
2026-02-18 21:55:59

DoorDash reports Q4 revenue up 38% YoY to $3.96B, vs. $3.99B est., total orders up 32% to 903M, and forecasts Q1 adjusted EBITDA below estimates (Samantha Subin/CNBC)
cnbc.com/2026/02/18/doordash-d

Doordash falls 8% on lackluster fourth-quarter results
Investors have raised concerns over the company ambitious investing plans as it ramps up its artificial intelligence and autonomous tech

@mgorny@social.treehouse.systems
2025-12-23 13:11:20

I'm building webkit-gtk right now. It's one of these messy packages where a few source files need a lot of memory to compile, and ninja can randomly order jobs so that all of them suddenly start compiling simultaneously. So to keep things going smoothly without OOM-ing, I've been dynamically adjusting the available job count via steve the #jobserver.
While doing that, I've noticed that ninja isn't taking new jobs immediately after I increased the job count. So I've started debugging steve, and couldn't find out anything wrong with it. Finally, I've looked into ninja and realized how lazy their code is.
So, there are two main approaches to acquiring job tokens. Either you do blocking reads, and therefore wait for a token to become available, or you use polling to get noticed when it becomes available. Ninja instead does non-blocking reads, and if there are no more tokens available… it waits till one of its own jobs finish.
This roughly means that as other processes release tokens, ninja won't take them until one of its own jobs finish. And if ninja didn't manage to acquire any job tokens to begin with, it is just running a single process via implicit slot, and that process finishing provides it with the only chance to acquire additional tokens. So realistically speaking, as long as there are other build jobs running in parallel, ninja is going to need to be incredibly lucky to ever get a job token, since all other processes will grab the available tokens immediately.
This isn't something that steve can fix.
#Gentoo #NinjaBuild