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by dbushell 1y ago
Yes, all of the criticism in my post is entirely invalidated. No, the Deno runtime gets regular updates. I don’t think you read the article lol.
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by dbushell 1y ago
Would such versions be much slimmer? Most of the binary is the V8 engine. The compatibility layers are largely thin wrappers around APIs. Anyway, it does strike me as an odd pursuit regardless. Obviously they're seeing compatibility as
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by dbushell 1y ago
Dahl doesn't strike me as a business or product person. He's a genius when left to tinker. I get the impression Deno is floundering because of business/VC pressure. I see the original promise of Deno being compromised in an e
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by dbushell 1y ago
The "rug pull" I was referring to is more about the general Deno philosophy. It's gone from being a modern forward-thinking JS runtime, to being just a Node/NPM copycat with its own half-baked packaging system. In regard
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by dbushell 1y ago
I hear that often, unfortunately it's just my name and I have too much equity in the domain!
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by dbushell 1y ago
My original view on Deno and JSR was positive and optimistic (it's all there on my blog). I've been using it for years and I still use Deno because it has more convenient/ergonomic APIs than Node. If Deno halving the Deploy r
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by dbushell 1y ago
The "replacement" is already being penned: https://www.w3.org/TR/privacy-preserving-attribution/ Which is just going to be in additional to 3rd-party cookies. Google's own study concluded removing 3
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by dbushell 1y ago
> This API collates information about people from multiple web origins, which could be a significant risk to their privacy. To manage this risk, the information that is gathered is aggregated using an aggregation service that is trusted
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Privacy-Preserving Attribution: Level 1(w3.org)
3 points by dbushell 1y ago|1 comments
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by dbushell 1y ago
I'm curious if anyone here is hosting any user-facing websites or services on Deno Deploy? Where response times matter. I still have a handful of "if this, then that" type functions I POST to and forget. I tried to host small
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by dbushell 1y ago
thanks!
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by dbushell 1y ago
Indeed. It's the user's browser and experience, it's not up to the website owner. But it's frustrating to get bug reports when a 3rd party extension is the problem, not the website. Many visitors will just bounce blamin
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by dbushell 1y ago
yep, it's in Grammarly's interest to namespace or scope their CSS in a way that doesn't conflict. Not doing it adequately goes both ways, website CSS could break their extension, or their extension could break the website.
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by dbushell 1y ago
If only I could opt-out, disable, or uninstall those used by visitors to my website when the extension breaks it :(
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Et Tu, Grammarly?(dbushell.com)
279 points by dbushell 1y ago|74 comments
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by dbushell 1y ago
How do you deal with hostile browser extensions?
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by dbushell 13y ago
It sits underneath the first paragraph on smaller screens (I've since added an extra sentence at the beginning.) It was unintentionally confusing in this case.
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by dbushell 13y ago
yes
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by dbushell 13y ago
The "Take Action" link opens a modal giving three options: 1. appeal 2. change name I forget the third... The appeal asks for links to prove your name like other social profiles, plus an option to upload 1 document (e.g. photo ID
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What is wrong with this message?(dbushell.com)
91 points by dbushell 13y ago|77 comments
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SVG Generation(svgeneration.com)
3 points by dbushell 13y ago|0 comments
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by dbushell 13y ago
Thanks, great explanation. I'm finding Ember Data really nice to use from my experience so far. I look forward to seeing an official release and documentation. For the time being the source code is heavily commented if you want to see what
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by dbushell 13y ago
Correct.
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Ember Data and MongoDB(dbushell.com)
23 points by dbushell 13y ago|8 comments
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by dbushell 13y ago
jQuery animate (and any JS animation) iterates over CSS properties by updating an elements style attribute. Updating the DOM at this rate forces repaint/reflows and is rarely going to perform well. CSS transitions/transforms let the browser
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by dbushell 13y ago
jQuery animate is terrible for performance. The demo lags at a few frames per second (and I'm testing on a Nexus 4). CSS transitions are the method for this. Not without their own caveats, but usable. I've written extensively on the subject
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A Primer to Front-end SVG Hacking(dbushell.com)
5 points by dbushell 14y ago|0 comments
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by dbushell 14y ago
Fully minified and gzip compressed I've found SVG to be neither smaller nor larger than an alternate PNG version. It really details on the complexity with the image itself. Obviously you get the scalability factor for free. I suspect mutlip
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A Responsive Design Review(dbushell.com)
6 points by dbushell 14y ago|2 comments
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Multiple Accounts and SSH Keys(dbushell.com)
1 points by dbushell 14y ago|0 comments

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