_jezell_

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by _jezell_ 3y ago
Stopped reading at "Why Java"
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by _jezell_ 3y ago
Not to be confused with Quic.
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by _jezell_ 3y ago
Sounds like it's VNC that pretends to be open source but has a shady website that wants you to pay millions to use it.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Flutter is quickly shaping up to be the best way to accomplish this. The new renderers landing on all platforms including web are really nice. I've ignored Flutter until now, but it's getting too good to ignore for much longer.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
I think the guys at Rive would disagree with this sentiment. https://twitter.com/FlutterDev/status/1288494688115126273
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Unity is not a good example, it's bloated as hell and takes like 15s minimum to load a square. It wasn't built for WASM and uses a toolchain that makes WASM hard. Bevy loads pretty instantly in comparison. That's where I&#x27
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Well his vision so far for Twitter seems to be to turn it into an anti-woke, advertiser shaming, ad supported platform. I'm sure there are a few people excited about that, but I'm not sure it's as visionary and uniting as som
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
WASM will bring back a lot of the web devs to native, but C++ via ecmascripten sucks balls compared to the alternatives.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Should be titled "Why one web pioneer thinks it's time to bundle more apps with your browser and change the way it does tabs". I like Arc, but they aren't reinventing the browser.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Bun is amazing. Super early with some quirks but I use it whenever I can. So much nicer than the alternatives even with the early buggy bits.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
https://developer.ibm.com/articles/reducing-cold-start-times... Knative has solved most of those pod start time problems since it’s dealing with a similar scenario, unless 0.008s startup time isn’t good enough for you.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
The implementation makes some weird choices like rebuilding a bunch of services like DNS, cert, weird dependency on SQLite. Wish people would stop reimplementing Kubernetes and just build on top of it. I think "per-user" is probab
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
minio
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Because it is a GUI mashup built on top of a dozen dated, crappy, products that don't work well alone or together, and strung together with fishing wire and duck tape. The fact that it even runs at all is an accomplishment.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
I'm not sure I'd buy the paintings of a painter that didn't own his own brushes.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Because Facebook is trying to cobble together crap on top of Unity. They are using an inferior engine built by someone else and designed to make mobile games. There's no way they will rule the metaverse without owning the engine and ge
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Meta should have bought Unity. Zuck is sleeping at the wheel. They are gonna try to win at the metaverse without a dev platform. Good luck with that.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Very cool.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
This post is a red flag signaling the author doesn't know what he's talking about.
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
When you care about perf a lot more than consistency
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by _jezell_ 4y ago
Come on, those employees were just leaning in.
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
And I'd still rather have Netflix than basic cable 30 years from now as well.
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
Because there are no good LMSes. It doesn’t matter if it’s open or not. The concept is broken. The platforms people actually like learning with aren’t LMSes.
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
Because there are no good LMSes. It doesn’t matter if they are open or not. The learning platforms people like aren’t LMSes.
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
Maybe they should have studied how open source ate their lunch without an office...
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
Looks like they let the marketing folks write tech articles again.
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by _jezell_ 5y ago
Is this basically Facebook's version of SourceGraph?
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by _jezell_ 6y ago
This is a really neat demo, but there's a few limitations that are glaring issues for a chat server or most scenarios I can think of that I would want to use websockets. As many have mentioned, the 250 connection limit per instance is
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by _jezell_ 7y ago
Ah, the sound of former Oracle executives counting their GCP bonuses.
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by _jezell_ 7y ago
After reading, I have no idea what Fluent Design is.

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