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by deepstack 4y ago
glad someone mentioned it, browserify is way simpler to use and bundle. But now we have esBuild!
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by deepstack 4y ago
>>On the Intel front, Apple saw how underperforming, short lasting battery and hot the 12” MacBook was. Then they saw how performant, long battery lasting and cool their iPad (ARM chip) was. This became an easy decision for Apple to
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by deepstack 4y ago
Yeah that's tech for you! E4X was a ES standard, but Mozilla dropped it in 2014, then FB pick it and made JSX and now that is the defacto "Front-End" development.
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by deepstack 4y ago
would also like to hear from DDG ppl. On another note, Really appreciate DDG's map functionality using apple map with iaxm query parameter set "maps" and q set to whatever you want to search for: https://duckduckgo
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by deepstack 4y ago
>As your system gets bigger, and your teams get bigger, the value of a typed schema has a multiplicative effect on both reliability and productivity. I often see this in arguments using in TypeScript vs plain JS debate. Is this really tr
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by deepstack 4y ago
that is fine. It is how user suppose to login to an authenticated area.
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by deepstack 4y ago
exactly! web developer in the late 90's did that and worked fine. Yeah it is a bit more pain to use, however it keeps web stateless which was a what it suppose to be. If you want to make your fancy desktop stateful programs do it with
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by deepstack 4y ago
web pages do NOT need cookies or javascript period. and if you insist on that your users must use javascript to view your web site, then cookie is not even needed, one can do some finger printing and there is your permanent cookie! This dev
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by deepstack 4y ago
interesting, do want more information on this. Can someone who work for Mozilla care to comment on this? If this is true, then I would rather be using brave or ungoogled chrome build than Firefox.
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by deepstack 4y ago
>I guess they'll move on somewhere else? Likelihood seems low, impact seems low. Why spend energy on it? many services don't really migration of the data. Why would I want my data stuck some where?
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by deepstack 4y ago
however that fact that it is NOT using V8 is quite refreshing change. We need diversity in the JS eco system other than google v8. Didn't realize JavascriptCore is faster than v8.
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by deepstack 4y ago
yeah what happens if a few years down the road, the company decided to close the free accounts? To me for open source project we need a way to archive the discussion and make it public not tight to any company or so.
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by deepstack 4y ago
Or instead use specialised communities that does do moderation like peer tube, odysee.
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by deepstack 4y ago
Bingo, we are just bunch of bacteria walking around. Some organism become symbiotic over time like mitochondria, so it go incorporated into our cells to make energy. The whole concept that we as human-being is one organism needs to be revi
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by deepstack 4y ago
All I want is something that is NOT owned by a big corp, especially NOT MS, Google or Amazon.
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by deepstack 4y ago
Deno could be a good alternative. It should hit GA 3 QT this year.
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by deepstack 4y ago
And that is how we ended with the mess in this article. We are not doing kinder garden here, it is software development. And if one can't grasp idea of files on server (a very basic) then why are you even doing software development? Th
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by deepstack 4y ago
If you read Tim Wu's master switch, this is nothing new. There are certain people (technocrates, geeks too) like to consolidate and centralize stuff. Yes it makes things easier to manage and organise, however the cost is freedom. A mes
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by deepstack 4y ago
if someone can't figure how to put a file on the server, or install package then they shouldn't be in tech or software development.
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by deepstack 4y ago
Hmm, I think a long time ago (around 2005 or 2006) JSX was briefly considered to be party of ES standard. It didn't make it, and shortly after FB introduced React. Think it may have being easier if JSX is just included in ES as a stand
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by deepstack 4y ago
just wonder isn't this same as login via db shell. psql or mysql whatever? Why do we need a php file to do that?
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by deepstack 4y ago
As consumers, we ought to demand that. I like IoT, however if this is how the manufacturers gonna play it, I would rather have old stove and fridges with no internet access. Let's vote with our money.
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by deepstack 4y ago
try search in HN, algolia is mining the data of HN for sure.
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by deepstack 4y ago
in android, the GPS config file (some xml) file will do the trick of making the at least the GPS/Location system on the phone unreliable. Apparently each country has their own config file. Found this out when a friend used the Android
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by deepstack 4y ago
otherwise, there are gittee etc that way more lightweight where you can self-host.
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by deepstack 4y ago
main reason I use Gitlab instead of GitHub, MS. Won't touch a closed source MS project with 10 foot pole. Not after the all the backdoor they being putting in NT kernel, etc.
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by deepstack 4y ago
Being off almost 10 years, life got significantly better and more interesting. Also stop using smart phone, or only use smart phone in airplane mode most of time. That also helped alot!
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by deepstack 4y ago
>I honestly love Ruby and Ruby on Rails, but I can't understand why companies like Shopify and Github go through so much effort to scale Ruby especially at their size. Maybe I am wrong, but couldn't this effort be put to rewrit
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by deepstack 4y ago
sounds more like for maintainers from tauri. deno/rust/websymboly capacitorjs PWA group seems got the stuff right in this webview directions than monolitic electron. If we must go the chrome route, then NWJS would also be more p
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by deepstack 4y ago
a few years back working on Java project. Used H2 instead of postgres, and included H2 db as in application memory access. It speed up quries tremendously. There is just no beating in application db.

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