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Strange set of comments in this thread. Personally, I'd not heard of k or kdb before so this was an interesting read. The code is from 9 years ago, and looks
by austinjp 3y ago
Strange set of comments in this thread.
Personally, I'd not heard of k or kdb before so this was an interesting read.
The code is from 9 years ago, and looks to me like a proof of concept. It's a kinda stepping stone between the 90s approaches * mentioned in sibling comments and the bloat of the modern web.
* A truly amazing and dreadful time. The commercial (and artistic/indie) web pushed developers to twist immature technologies and create perverse superpowers. Never-closing responses in hidden iframes. Constantly exploiting JS engine bugs as features. Disgusting fun.