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I have no idea who dan luu is, but I imagine he does something very similar for his day job.
by googlryas 4y ago
I have no idea who dan luu is, but I imagine he does something very similar for his day job.
- bombcar 4y agoThere's a number of people who can take what they do in their day job and then write about it (this example clearly is not that, but he spend 30 minutes speeding up his site, and probably an hour documenting it; that's less time than many of us will waste on HN today).
- bachmeier 4y ago> that's less time than many of us will waste on HN today It's impossible to waste time on HN.[1] [1] That's what I keep telling myself.
- kelnos 4y agoDan Luu's posts show up here pretty often. His posts are generally well thought out and often involve quite a bit of research and deep-diving into whatever topic he's chosen to write about. He doesn't post super often -- a quick perusal of his archive shows at most 3x per month, often less, and often not even once during a random month. So while each post might take a lot of time and effort, it's often spread out over weeks or more. (Not trying to criticize your lack of knowledge here, just aiming to fill a knowledge gap.)
- KennyBlanken 4y agoMeh. They're half good, half snobby and self-righteous. He famously refuses to date his blog posts. And in this case, the page is years old, no longer relevant to the content of his blog and contains techniques that are not recommended and will in fact slow down your page load. Either keep content relevant, or put dates on it so people can be aware that content might be outdated.