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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Graphene is clearly bullish on Android, but I have no idea why. Their resources are historically better spent hardening vs literally reinventing the wheel. Multiple variables in that equation have changed - so it could be interesting w
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> He isn't saying they won't prosecute That was the direct context of his statement. > Is that what you're saying? I’m saying you’re dangerously shit at reading between the lines if you don’t see the scheme when an ex
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> At this point SPA pretty much implies React At this point, app pretty much implies React - ask an LLM for an app and see if that’s not what you get.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> you should figure out what a world with zero crime would look like. Not zero, but relative near-zero, is possible through exactly two paths. The one you’re validly warning against (surveillance state), but also: tightly-knit communitie
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Listening to people pointing it out who have everything to gain from selling this narrative? Sorry - what are you implying I have to gain from “selling this narrative”?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> why not treat all crime this way? Because government and law enforcement should be held to a higher standard. Here’s the closest and easiest reach to obvious regulatory capture from the other scumbag party: “I am concerned that the siz
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Leave a decipherable comment, please.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Especially today, single-user stuff, especially in categories of things like health, especially when you’re writing your own stuff, that’s when you know from the start that scaling doesn’t matter! =] Related, and more powerful than my comme
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Observant people pointing out corruption is not corruption Both your interpretation of my position, and your expression of your own, are indecipherable by any charitable standard. Make more sense, sooner.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Single HTML files / pages can be fully-featured, full-purpose-fulfilling applications. > Most websites or applications are hybrids. and some are emphatically not . But…where were you going with that?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Yes. Could you point out where you think the gotcha is? I can taste the tone. Just because a bunch of engineers applied implicit meaning that didn’t exist to a very literal phrase for a few years doesn’t make it correct. Doesn’t make webapp
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Unprosecuted / unconvicted corruption is not corruption. That’s your position? Yeah, I’m all set here. Talk weird circles with another user.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Plenty of app usecases don’t need to “scale” - immediately or ever!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> it’s just a site sigh …does someone else want to finish this up?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> What we had before is a normal amount of corruption. There's no such thing as having zero crime. These two things aren’t mutually exclusive. Also, “normal” isn’t good. In fact, “normal” often seems like a horrible bar to aim for
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by DANmode 1mo ago
No, as a populace , we could decide. By voting, etc. Not by running for office. > If everyone is corrupt, how will you by doing it before literally everyone is corrupt.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Noting their shared infra feels far from an extraordinary explanation. In fact, it feels pretty ordinary.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
No, the telltale sign of a SPA is that it’s an app that’s a single fucking page, lol Please stop changing the definitions of explicit words and phrases - to anyone reading this!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Enterprise Software
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> Yup, if i claim everyone is corrupt, then i can be corrupt. We could just decide that’s not how it goes.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> But finally real. The word you’re looking for is blatant . It has been there over 50 years, with the ratchet tightening toward where we are now not each year - but mostly in the shadows, not in your face laughing. Two things change ea
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Can I hear more? I suspect you’re being downvoted because 500m a day (for that many days) is a bit much, but there’s definitely plausibility, here. If we all can’t hear more here, can I hear more by being your Executive Assistant?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Is it their app’s features that are slow, or the analytics bolted on top?
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by DANmode 1mo ago
> SPAs will be slow no matter what. Uh…no? You’re presumably talking about specific terrible prebuilt frameworks - not someone building a nice vanilla SPA.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
But my “Google paid me” on my resume!
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by DANmode 1mo ago
Because there’s still a sizable group of people who see $1,000 from Google as more than $1,000. Even a resume item.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
It’s not. Same as credible threats are also seen as nothing to do with free speech. It just isn’t what free speech is. It’s a separate thing.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/ This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa. Also, agreed.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/ This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.
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by DANmode 1mo ago
https://wilsonharper.net/projects/businesscard/ This is the post from some days ago that I thought I was commenting on - sorry for the fuckup, please accept this replacement story - mea culpa.

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