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He posted updates yesterday and today explaining why the models were wrong, it’s a very interesting insight into some of the complexities of the problem and how many variables are involved: https://cliffmass.blogspot.com/202
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> Her verdict on the long-awaited cereal? > "The green onion flavour is too mild." The whole concept of a spicy cereal seems incomprehensible to me, but I _am_ curious now... I've never had anything close. Has anyone he
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But this makes no sense. Why would a cloud operator even bother with k8s if the customer is only interacting with functions? It’s much more efficient to bypass Kubernetes and run directly on the cloud’s native system (like borg). I think yo
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This is one of the dumbest articles I’ve read about the issue, treating it as a binary good-vs-evil problem instead of critically thinking about the underlying issues and the effects of what they’re actually proposing. I mentioned this in a
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Just to drive the point home, what would have happened if a facebook moderator had decided to remove the initial video of Floyd's murder because, hey, the official reports said he was doing something wrong and the video had the potenti
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What is their end goal here? I certainly don’t want Mark Zuckerberg or any of his employees making decisions on what is considered newsworthy, especially on really important stuff like this. Even if you don’t personally like what is being s
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I feel like there’s some missing context here: the late 2000s/early 2010s were also when the nosql craze was really taking off: Cassandra was open sourced in 2008, MongoDB came out in 2009 and spawned the “MEAN stack” (remember that?)
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Is any of this actually needed anymore? Setting the SameSite attribute on the cookie will ensure the browser will not send it for cross-site requests, so... problem solved?
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7y ago
Or having multiple frontends, each with different API requirements. Yes, you can still write multiple SQL queries, but the “carefully written SQL views” are not that useful anymore.
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Ray Dalio – The Changing World Order: Where we are and where we are going
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Some excerpts: > The New IP presentation paints a picture of a digital world in 2030 where virtual reality, holographic communication and remote surgery are ubiquitous — and for which our current network is unfit. Traditional IP protocol
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China’s controversial mission to reinvent the internet
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I’ve found graphql-codegen ( https://graphql-code-generator.com/ ) to be very robust and easy to use. It takes in your schemas and can generate typings for your resolvers, queries, fragments etc. it can even generate helper h
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Wow, this is fascinating, and extremely disturbing: “Nobody programs in low-level C anymore, and nobody creates new PC automation apps. TinyTask is both....so it must be malicious, apparently? To confirm this theory, here's a simple &
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All the times I touched my face today
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The quote really understates the sheer insanity of this all... Alex Garden cynically constructed a narrative for Masa Son that he [Garden] would change the world, and at the end of the meeting, _Son_ was the one convincing Garden that he’d
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I used to love using array.reduce when I was first learning JavaScript, but over the years, my opinion has firmly shifted to Jake Archibald’s: “All code using array.reduce should be rewritten without array.reduce so it's readable by hu
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It’s actually 35+ years, Windows 1.0 was released in 1985, and I don’t doubt that some (much) older DOS code still exists in one form or the other in their repo. The other problem is open sourcing the Windows code would be also involve open
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But this is only accessible on the client side, what about all the other backcompat code on the server side (like the SameSite issue mentioned elsewhere in the thread?) Or server-side rendering? Are we not supposed to care about progressive
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Meanwhile, Google is forcing this massive change across the web right now by defaulting cookies to SameSite=Lax, something that breaks a lot of login scenarios. The only way to fix it is to start emitting SameSite=None. BUT WAIT, a lot of f
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> Also, JS is at a pretty good level of abstraction to manipulate the DOM I agree with your point in general, but surely the fact that there are 10 million js frameworks invented every week is proof that the native DOM APIs are not a goo
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> Additional services charges such as membership fees, villa-purchasing discount—yes, some exchanges offer deals on real estate!—and “pretty girl customer service,” which means personal service from an attractive rep. Every time you thin
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The verge review said it’s no thicker than the original razr, and that was considered pretty thin when it came out.
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Just curious, what was the rationale for randomizing the spanId at each hop? (As opposed to a more structured format that could let you track the request tree without relying on another field like timestamp)
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From the first paragraph: > On January 15th, we expect to release the “Stable” channel, at which point Microsoft Edge will be generally available to download on Windows and macOS.
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Don’t forget cohesive. I still remember how almost all my applications changed to match the OS styling when I upgraded from 98->XP, it felt like a brand new computer. It’s difficult to imagine that these days, with most everything implem
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I found this recent talk by Chrome's Standards Tech Lead very eye-opening. He talks about some shocking trends in the ecosystem that’s causing the web to essentially disappear from the vast majority of mobile devices being sold across
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Alex Russell – The Mobile Web: MIA
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Financial Times is just reporting that _Softbank_ is the one asking him to step down, so that clearly complicates things: https://www.ft.com/content/ee652036-dd64-11e9-9743-db5a37048...
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> The Israeli company whose spyware hacked WhatsApp has told buyers its technology can surreptitiously scrape all of an individual’s data from the servers of Apple, Google, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft, according to people familiar wit
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