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Edge Cached Static Sites on CloudFlare(hugotunius.se)
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by K0nserv 7y ago
It's not slow by any stretch of the word compared to the rest of the web. A clean reload transfers only 300kb of data that uncompresses to 670kb. Of that 223kb(570kb uncompressed) are fonts which are heavily cached and change rarely if
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by K0nserv 7y ago
It certainly doesn't help that the NPM's and Yarn's lockfiles are hard to read. Compared them to Gemfile.lock which bundler generates. NPM's package-lock.json https://github.com/search?q=filename%3Apackag
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Yes we are, just adding context for anyone reading who is unfamiliar with Evan's work.
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by K0nserv 7y ago
Evan is the author or Vue.js which they also seem to have borrowed code from. A lot of the core code seems to be React Native with `s/RCT/Hippy/g` applied.
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God jul och gott nytt år!
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I opened a random file(HippyBridge.h[0]) and it looks very similar to React Native's RCTBridge.h[1] which leads me to believe Hippy is either a fork of React Native or heavily "inspired" by it. A lot of the comments and symbo
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They are probably talking about unqiue users in each app. 10b/18 ≈ 555m per app which isn't unreasonable for Tencent.
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No they dont't usually collect the data and forward it to third parties. With most stuff like this apps will embed a binary SDK which is initialized when the app starts. Because the SDK runs in the app's process it has all the sam
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by K0nserv 7y ago
Yup I do this too and I agree with your observations, about one third of my home network's DNS request are rejected with nearly no impact on my internet browsing. I've also observed the same thing when browsing the web with uBlock
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I encourage everyone to try routing your own device's traffic through mitmproxy and observing this in real time. It's eye opening. Apps like Deliveroo, which have legtimate reasons for high accuracy location access, send your data
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My university(Gothenburg University) did this for the CS course. Haskell does a very good job at levelling the playing field since it was new even to those who had prior programming experience. As I recall about 40 people out of 70 did drop
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by K0nserv 7y ago
I read this on LinkedIn a few days ago and what immediately struck me is how irresponsible the post is. 90 day disclosure deadlines and the practice of responsible disclosure is well established. In the author's own timeline it's
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> React Native can wrap any native component and bridge it into your app. If you had bad experience with a 3rd party component, that's not RN's fault, build your own extensions you need, but for the most part you just need the
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by K0nserv 7y ago
> I have working examples of fairly complex production applications that are <=10 MB on iOS. Fair, the problem isn't as bad for RN, for Flutter it's still very bad though. > False statement. React Native provides you with
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by K0nserv 7y ago
I'm very much in the cross platform is a bad idea camp. It's fine for sharing business logic and other non-UI code, but having tried several cross platform UI kits I've never found it to work well. Cross platform UI always en
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by K0nserv 7y ago
React Native, Flutter, and Electron have a lot of problems in between them. They are fairly good cross platform solutions, whether cross platform UI is actually a good idea is much more dubious, I lean towards no it's not. I'm mor
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by K0nserv 7y ago
That’s super interesting. I really like Rust, definitely my favourite language recently. I’ve been thinking a lot about the pattern you are using with Rust for the shared layer. Have you got an engineering blog or something with more detail
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That's to be expected with increasing wealth in those countries and while I said a lot of western countries need to make adjustment it's also true for growing economies like China and Indias as well.
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This is the unfortunate truth and it's particularly bad beause the rich western countries that contribute the most to climate change will, in many instances, be the last to feel the effects. This in combination with decmoractic electio
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I read somewhere that the one meat free day a week initative is laughable and we should really be aiming for one meat day a week. Personally I've switched to a mostly vegetarian diet in the past few years and when I do eat meat it&#x27
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The difference is that you don't consume butter in 250g quanities in a single sitting. Even if butter is worse the consumption patterns for butter are not those of beef.
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Like a few other tools — ack, ag, and pt — it's specialized for source code, in addition to that it's really fast. The repo contains detailed comparisons with grep and an FAQ.
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by K0nserv 7y ago
Just a small note that I would highgly recommend ripgrep[0] over standard grep. It's another modern tool that has been created by leveraging Rust and it's from BurntSushi[1] who is excellent. 0: https://github.com/
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by K0nserv 7y ago
Do you have a source for this you could share?
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> The problems mentioned are relevant to other package managers and languages, but they’re obvious problems that other package managers solved 20+ years ago. Which package mangers and how? The ones I can think of[0] and are familiar wit
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by K0nserv 7y ago
I wrote two comments[0][1] on Reddit about this, but I think there's a bit of JS-bashing happening here since a lot of the issues described here are relevant for many other package managers other than NPM. There are notable problems wi
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Zoom Zero Day Followup: Getting the RCE(blog.assetnote.io)
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Sorry I should have been clearer here. RiskIQ doesn't distinguish between the CDN and origin in their write up. That's an assumption on my part, I believe it be the case that the CMS that serves the JS file is different from the o
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It looks like a CMS that is being repurposed as a CDN. I would bet the path https://www.britishairways.com/cms/ resolves via a gateway to a different set of servers than the main BA site. So for all intents and purpose

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