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blakeburnette
2mo ago
This is lovely.
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blakeburnette
2mo ago
Since this is still in development, it fluctuates slightly, but the floor is effectively WASM - 374KB Raw || 148KB gzipped JS and HTML - 31KB Raw || 8KB gzipped Total - 404KB Raw || TLDR; 156KB for the end user
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blakeburnette
2mo ago
I appreciate all of your feedback so far. It is incredibly helpful. Everyone in this room is so much smarter than I am so thank you for helping point me in the right direction. And of course if anyone wants to contribute, I would love nothi
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blakeburnette
2mo ago
Mobile and scroll. Yeah. I have been struggling with these. I need to add some love into those two areas for sure. As well as Safari and edge cases, etc. If anyone wants to contribute...
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blakeburnette
2mo ago
I totally get the benchmark is arbitrary for most usecases. I have gone back and forth on how to benchmark this, what's repeatable, what's fair, etc... What you see is largely me building something that lets me test performance, a
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blakeburnette
2mo ago
Largely the difference, as I am aware of those two options. They build on the traditional DOM. I took this approach, and as I was attempting to speed processes up I was consistently running into issues where I was beholden to C++ and Blink.
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Show HN: Nectar, a Rust-like React that compiles to WebAssembly
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blakeburnette
2y ago
Regarding FBOs, that is exactly what is happening with Synapse/Evolve. Customer funds and corporate funds were all comingled and reconciled across an inaccurate ledger held within an FBO. Whether the inaccuracies belong to the bank, or
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blakeburnette
2y ago
This gets into the nuances of fintech, BaaS and neo-banking. A consumer cannot reasonably be expected to understand these. The industry and regulators have effectively stated as such. Your money is, indeed, technically FDIC insured to 250k.
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blakeburnette
2y ago
Mercury itself is not FDIC insured. If Mercury collapses, your money is not insured. If Evolve collapses, your money is insured. That's the official stance. The majority of the banking industry is built on Cobol. Open Banking is the on
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blakeburnette
2y ago
Is now afraid to get on my motorcycle today. If you linked an external account, then most likely. However, it is my understanding that Mercury had a very relaxed KYC and I would suppose their user are not impacted by external accounts. The
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blakeburnette
2y ago
The data breach did not cause the collapse of Synapse. Synapse has been a slow rolling collapse for the past 2ish years due to horrible management. Ultimately Synapse imploded when Mercury left Synapse as a BaaS provider to partner directly
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blakeburnette
3y ago
Pitons are something I think are already controversial enough. Necessary in some rock types to enable climbing...but that's a debate for another day. I would say I lean to, only if necessary. Via Ferratas make me cringe and am wholehea
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blakeburnette
3y ago
This, I got hit by a car on my lunch break two weeks ago. I've been riding for 30 years + now and this is the first time that's happened, but all it takes is once. MTB is fun, but injuries are more frequent. Motorcycles and racetr