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Met ossenwit.

How is it a giveaway? I'd like to learn how to spot these things.

Holy moly.


Hey thanks a bunch. These were not the ones though. The blog was more mathy and had a signal processing analysis and fixed point analysis of the repeated blue and sharpen phenomena.

I had upvoted it on HN either as a post or a comment that had the link. Wish there was an easy way to search through ones own upvoted comments and posts.

Thanks again though for trying to help.


Mitrhil.js is 8.8 kB gzipped.

And you can just return JSON from your API.

And you can add JSX later if you want.


The Mozilla Corporation has earned around USD ~500 million in 2023.

The Mozilla Foundation has received around USD ~26 million in 2023 in donation from the Mozilla Corporation (~70%) and other sources (~30%).


The Mozilla Foundation does lots of "spreading awareness" but does not contribute to Firefox development.

That is the most vexing part. I want to donate for Firefox development. Not marketing, not side projects, let me just fund the devs. But no, that is not possible.

Blender is a huge success story relying on sponsors and donations, Wikipedia is swimming in money but no we can't just have a free browser.

No we need to have a Mozilla Corporation that lives on Google money for being the controlled opposition i.e. technically avoiding monopoly situation thing. After all CEOs can't get rich on donations, can they?


Ironically Wikimedia is also throwing money around to side projects, outreach, etc. But luckily for them their products are essentially run by volunteers.


For someone not in the loop, can you explain the difference between the two orgs and maybe even explain what each org uses the money for?


The Foundation owns the trademarks, and mostly does evangelism. The (subsiduary) Corporation actually develops the browser (and accepts a bunch of revenue from Google for Search placement)


I think it's standard on macOS.


> Perl programmers took pride in making the smallest code possible, all in one line

And this became a joke and meme.


The EA-speak is strong with this one.


Tried the calculator:

7/9 = 1

Tried the RPN calculator:

Can't push any numbers to the stack, so I can't use any operator.


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