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What exactly would the benchmarks measure?
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Okay let's say I create a lot of examples like this https://codepen.io/Qbix-Inc/pen/ogjamBy How to best embed them in github? Are they helpful?
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Let's be real here. The advantages are clear since they are stated up front. The only question is whether the framework works at all and actually lives up to what the README says. I agree with you regarding the working example. There s
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https://www.suzannearnold.com/blog/not-worth-the-candle
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I am confused though about one thing. With all this talk about the README, has no one even tried including the js file and USING the framework before commenting? I should have it up on a CDN, that’s true. How best to include it in one of th
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Alright, so the README and documentation should really just have a ton of links to jsfiddle examples? That seems like it would be very useful, indeed.
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Yes, it’s designed to work with web standards. It requires no precompilers for JSX, Typescript etc, that’s one of the things it keeps reiterating.
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Would this be more along the lines of what you might want: https://qbix.com/platform/guide/javascript
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Show HN: Q.js – Smaller than React/Vue, yet more powerful (40KB gzipped)
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OS isnt the hard part. The driver ecosystem is the moat. Linux finally overcame it decades later
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Yup https://thehill.com/policy/national-security/575819-trump-ad...
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More leverage = more productivity = more supply of good and services The induced remand for more goods and services therefore fills the gap, and causes people to work just as hard as before -- similarly to how a highway remains full after a
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Also known as induced demand, and why adding a lane on the highway doesn’t help for long https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand
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In areas I am an expert in, I am sure my discoveries are interesting, and probably novel. I am working now to actually build them myself. ChatGPT is just helping discuss what else is out there. But in areas I am not, I am still skeptical, b
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Finally. Someone gets it.
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Apparently, Mimi is Chrome’s official replacement. It’s not really a browser so much as a “contextual content viewport experience,” built on a lightweight AI framework that predicts which sites you meant to visit and sometimes shows you tho
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Anti-Corporate-Speak Public Announcement: We Messed Up (Chrome Crash Edition)
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What feature set exactly? Describe what makes it so amazing. Basically collaboration? Notes has that too.
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Hey, why so negative man?
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Here is my question When will people realize that Hacker News DISCUSSIONS have been taken over by AI? 2027?
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That answers it. I guess it still can’t! :-/
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Great, it does type stripping by replacing TypeScript with whitespace. Can it also now load ES5 modules? That way we can use them for everything.
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Did you just recommend actually using some kind of crypto and blockchain on HN? TLDR: That sounds like it is some kind or grift. In all seriousness, google the Sidetree Protocol. Daniel Bruchner promoted it at Microsoft. And now we can eve
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For a developers to know 1. Set up a local IDE with a full clone of the app (frontend, backend, DB). Thus the app must be fully able to run on a small, local environment, which is true of open source apps but not always for for-profit comp
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Every sentence there is meaningful. You can go 1 by 1. But yea the formatting should be better!
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How would you know if it adds nothing of value if you stopped reading it? :)
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Programmers maybe But software architects (especially of various reusable frameworks) have to maintain the right set of abstractions and make sure the system is correct and fast, easy to debug, that developers fall into the pit of success e
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I know. The difference is, his scribbling was FOUND in the margin — but the comment had no text box when it was read :)
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what text box
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Well of course. That’s how most gatekeepers act. Why does every employee in the US need to pay an accountant to file their corporate payroll taxes, when the corporation knows how much they paid and can just use THEIR accountant to report th
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