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Here's the real question - how is this implemented in chrome? are signed exchange website that are clicked in google search page and whose url is switched is still running the google search page's code? If this is so, and it only
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We need to decouple two things that are mashed together in this post: Web packaging and Signed exchanges seems benign and beneficial, you can sign a particular page inside a package (let's say a zipped folder of some kind) and now anyo
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I've used both. Webstorm is definitely slightly better in most things. Little things like better handling of closing tags or more useful context menu. VSCode is massively easier to configure and has a lot more plugins. Most major plugi
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You can debug inside VSCode. That is an IDE. Practically by definition. A text editor is Sublime text.
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For the last 10 years I've worked with perhaps 200 developers, I haven't seen a single one who uses vim or emacs, whether they are 20 or 50 years old. Maybe it's the nature of the work - web development (frontend and backend)
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Most of the money is from private donors, some of it is from the government, though that is pretty common -lots of governments give out grants and funding to private organizations for the purpose of cultivating ingenuity or developing certa
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I assume he meant to decry the use of inflation adjusting and similar shenanigans to be able to compare two groups in vastly different ages. It is similar to saying that a peasant in today's world eats/lives better then a king a t
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Emphasizing porn users and blackmail implies that the hacker blackmailed porn users by threatening to expose their usage (like what kind of porn they watch or somwthing). The correct title is guy got jailed for infecting computers with rans
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This is really not clear from the site. Even after I skimmed the tutorials and docs. I would imagine it should be front and center like in Hasura and Postgraphile . I would be tiffed if I found out after I started developing with it using t
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So If I understand it right, this is an ORM (with some graphql like properties) with the addition of data model code generation?
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new accounts (below 14 days I think) are colored green.
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Not that I don't agree with their opinion, but being a language creator mostly like greatly biases you towards over estimating the usefulness of certain features. As such I wouldn't hold language creator's opinions on the val
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We did. It was called GWT and it was aweful. Lets not.
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I don't think "nowhere near as complex as it seems" is anywhere close to describing what many consider the most complex game ever built, including many industry veterans. Every material has dozens of variables (such as densit
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No, you can lose your job or means of making money in some countries, but you can't get bankrupted by paying for treatment in countries with universal healthcare (or even close to it). Most developed countries also have some measures o
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Relational databases (except maybe MemQL) treat the file system as the source of truth. And usually the file system is bigger then the memory so they need to constantly update their cache with more relevant data. Redis loads everything to m
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Is this supposed to be novel in some way that I'm missing? Of course you have chemicals in your body which are heavily sprayed on your food.
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> He contends that there likely isn't a sentient civilization within about a billion light years of us because the signature of Dyson spheres would be unmistabkable and unmissable. Or that making a dyson sphere is harder than FTL, o
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That's not how github pages work. https://tc39.github.io , which is the from the repository of the tc39 github main account is a new site. https://tc39.github.io/ecma262 , which is the github pages for the
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It's a product, and they've just launched it. The fact that they aren't a for-profit company is not really relevant. Nobody uses the product right now, and by product I mean the TS39 website. And assuming that one of the purp
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That's not part of the new website, it is part of each proposol repository (or the all spec) and existed for years as far as I can tell
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TC39 definitely needs a better, clearer website for people to browse then just using github repositories. So this is quite welcomed. At the moment though there's nothing in it. No search capabilities or unique content and practically a
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VueX is terrible. I'm using vue with MobX, and though it's not as seamless as with react, you still get most of the benefits. There's just nothing that comes close to it.
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I've been working with Vue for a few months now, after several years with React, angular, JSP, rails and django (and of course jquery). I know a lot of people, especially in HN, are impressed by it but I found it very lacking. It makes
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You mean giving up on standards like IE6 and below, adobe/macromedia flash, RealPlayer, Quiktime and ActiveX ? You mean the open web of ICQ, Skype, AOL's walled garden? The web of 5, 10 and 15 years ago was much less standardized
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That image is a visual illusion. I find it hard myself to detect that it's a rabbit when it's ears are horizontal like a mouth. Not sure what is the purpose of it, is it to show that even computers vision algorithms can get confus
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I disagree. Logging is a cross-cutting concern. It is basically the example used to define what a cross-cutting concern is. I want my cross-cutting concerns to be as invisible as possible, I definitely do not want them to proliferate throug
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It's worth mentioning that what both of these are talking about are rewrites using a new project in a all or nothing stake. Iterative rewrites are not subject to these caveats.
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I don't think that's the right mindset to approach it. My experience usually is that it is a pile of crap, and I can do better, but I probably would make the dame pile of crap if I was under the same conditions of the original cod
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"they believe up to 80 percent or more of the lat-long data available there is fake." Isn't 80% fake data (i.e. bot clicks, auto play video counting, etc...) on par for the ad industry?

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