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by Seb-C 3y ago
Iframes have a pretty bad UX and are ugly and difficult/impossible to properly integrate in any decent design. Also it does not work well with touchscreen and responsive designs. SSI nowadays requires a host with a specific server stac
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Because even in 2024 there is still the unavoidable need not to repeat huge chunks of code such as the page layout, menus, headers and metadata in every single page of the website. And because even in 2024, good SEO requires that the conten
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by Seb-C 3y ago
That does not sound like a good idea to prettify code where whitespaces are significant and can make or break your layout. How do you deal with it?
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Glad to hear that! The game is only in closed alpha currently because it's not mature yet for a public release. My current plan is to be ready for a demo within 2025.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I'm working on Astral Divide, a 2D game about space travel, exploration and automation. The concept is quite unique, but inspired by games like Starbound, Terraria, Factorio and minecraft. https://store.steampowered.com&#x2F
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by Seb-C 3y ago
You cannot compare just the raw salary using the conversion rate, the cost of living is different everywhere. In Tokyo those salaries are enough to live like a king, more than most big cities in the world. Here you can get a decent family h
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I don't know your exact area of expertise, but the salaries for software engineering in Tokyo tend to range between 4M for a junior to 12M for a senior. Some big companies (especially in finance) may go as far as ~15M, but it's pr
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Except for one scene, I don't recall anything before 5 years old. However, there is always something that bothered me: I remember the exact moment at 5 years old where I got out of the shower room confused and afraid because I could n
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I don't understand. If Apple is unhappy with the EU's rules and don't think they are worth the money, they can simply build their own country and offer their products on there. Why coerce Spotify? Why not let them do their ow
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Justice in France has been broken and supremely inefficient for a very long time unfortunately.
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That it why I always refuse to use hosting services with on-demand pricing, especially for personal projects: in the worst case scenario I'd rather see it down for a few days than be indebted for whatever amount.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
That is correct, it's always hallucinating and making things up. Just because those hallucinations sometimes randomly happens to be right, people concluded that being wrong is the exception, while being right is somehow the rule. It&#x
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by Seb-C 3y ago
There are cases where the json does not come from a user input and can be trusted without a validation layer. Also you may want to stream-validate it.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I think that Reddit and AWS are mostly non-ipv6 yet as well, that's a pretty big deal.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
There are plenty of alternative browsers based on Chromium that are way better than Firefox, and I don't see any good reason to switch on it. I went away from Firefox a few years ago and am very happy about it. I also think that the &q
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I switched away from Firefox about 3 years ago (after more than 10 years of using it) because I got tired of them breaking stuff (and my habits) with unnecessary redesigns every 6 months or so.
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by Seb-C 3y ago
> What's the real use case of PWAs? Having apps that works as well as native ones, while using the same codebase and open technologies, and that is naturally as decentralized, safe and accessible as the web. Also not needing to be p
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by Seb-C 3y ago
As a French living in Japan, I can tell that it's the same thing for cheap companies that don't care about the code quality, but with an even worse mix of characters. To reuse your example, I've seen things like that: v
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by Seb-C 3y ago
About 10 years ago I was working for a French bank, for a small regional team to develop internal tools. The only way we could access the core database was through a mainframe terminal emulator only available on client PCs across the intern
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ex.Terminator is a destructor helper for Go(github.com)
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Benchmark of WASM Runtimes in Golang(github.com)
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by Seb-C 3y ago
> Your game looks great, congrats on your progress! I especially enjoyed how the zoom works when you're leaving/arrive planets, and the unique propulsion system (also, the anchor made me giggle!). Thank you. Feedbacks are very
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Nice to see such a topic come up. I am the developer of Astral Divide, which is entirely written in Go: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2597060/Astral_Divide/ When I started two years ago, I basically had
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Blocking cookies on YouTube worked perfectly so far for me. And on top of it I don't get forcefully logged in to it anymore (I never wanted that in the first place).
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I remember reading some ticket pages at the release, where they actually made promises about bringing the capabilities back in the future. But TBH I could not retrieve any link. I know this story already, but as much as I can empathize with
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by Seb-C 3y ago
This specific sentence was about the extensions of Firefox Desktop actually. But still, it's good to know that they finally brought back the extensions on Android. I gave up after waiting one year and a half, and TBH I don't know
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Funny, I was under the impression that Mozilla didn't need any help sabotaging Firefox by themselves. Or maybe it's also the fault of Google if they suddenly broke all the old extensions and never honored their promise to bring th
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Personal attacks are not welcome and against HN guidelines. You can disagree with me and criticize my points, but I do not feel like it's done in a good faith or is leading to anything constructive. So I'm going to stop the discus
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by Seb-C 3y ago
Sum types are a different issue (even if somewhat related) than what I am talking about. Even if sum types were introduced, it would not help with nil values because - as you said - backward compatibility won't be broken. If I had the
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by Seb-C 3y ago
I didn't said that we should remove default values, that is a wrong interpretation of my message. For example we could have a new non-nilable pointer type (that would not have any default value), or an optional monad natively in the la

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