apitman

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   by apitman 2y ago

   I'm pretty sure all 2-character TLDs are reserved for country codes.
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   by apitman 2y ago

   Nice stack, but are you really using it to make complicated enough sites that TypeScript is much benefit? Drop that build step baby.
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   by apitman 2y ago

   I recommend reading the short book Weaving the Web by Tim Berners-Lee.
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   by apitman 2y ago

   I believe it's morally wrong to make software that makes people wait needlessly. If your software makes me wait, it better have something to do with the speed of light.
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   Future of .io domains uncertain as UK hands over Chagos islands(domainincite.com)

   33 points by apitman 2y ago|21 comments
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   by apitman 2y ago

   And my point is that if you're that certain your 14 yo isn't accessing things you're not aware of, then you must be watching them very close indeed.
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   by apitman 2y ago

   Is your 14 yo not allowed to go to friends' houses where they might have much more access to these things?
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   by apitman 2y ago

   Also browsers limit the number of HTTP/1.1 requests you can have in flight to a specific domain
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   by apitman 2y ago

   You don't need most of that until you're making enough money to hire someone to worry about it.
10. 850.▲
    by apitman 2y ago

    It's weird how certain everyone is that it would take a ton of time to maintain. I mean, maybe. Depends on what you're running.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    You say that as if AWS pricing isn't designed to be confusing in order to get people to spend more money. There are people who do nothing but consult on AWS because it's so complicated. I don't want to learn AWS, I want to bu
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    by apitman 2y ago

    They're not perfect. In particular accessibility probably isn't very good. But that hasn't been as high a priority since it's a dataviz app anyway.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    We're not even using lit. Feel free to check out the code[0]. It's not the best (we're still learning web components) but it's working pretty well for us so far. [0]: https://github.com/iobio/bam.iob
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    by apitman 2y ago

    I design my web components so they emit custom events and provide methods for parents to mutate them/trigger re-renders. This might not scale to huge apps but I don't have any interest in working on something like that.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Vue itself must be updated. And if you throw out the router, Vuetify, state management, etc, what is it adding above Web Components anyway?
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    by apitman 2y ago

    I think part of the reason people talk past each other on this issue is because they're optimizing for different things. If you're working for a VC-backed startup with a central product that needs to move quickly and is going to r
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Yes. Consider the tradeoffs carefully. Try the experiments. Do the research. Then make a decision.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    They don't need to be a bad actor. They just need to be big enough and follow their incentives. Companies aren't binary good or bad. They go through a lifecycle. Today's young and scrappy startup fighting for the people and t
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Assuming this isn't sarcasm... I would be very careful about banning or even dismissing anything that has been popular for thousands of years.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    The internet is moving towards a place where it might not be possible to self-host anything important without getting DDoS'd. Companies like Cloudflare provide a solution to this problem, but that also creates a crutch that means no ef
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Sounds like an interesting story. Do you have a link to a summary?
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    by apitman 2y ago

    > ECH - if I understand correctly it's effective for sites hosted on big providers like Cloudflare, AWS, etc, but doesn't add much value when it comes to self-hosted domains or those on a dedicated server Yeah, and unfortunatel
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Honestly really impressive. SQLite is eating the world.
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    Modern web apps without JavaScript bundling or transpiling (2021)(world.hey.com)

    1 points by apitman 2y ago|0 comments
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    by apitman 2y ago

    I just tried @bmon's curl examples above with 100 byte requests. Similar results. I think the Cloudflare explanation is more likely.
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    by apitman 2y ago

    Because I prefer making things to Dependabot hell
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    Once #1 is nobuild for the front-end (2023)(world.hey.com)

    1 points by apitman 2y ago|0 comments
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    You can't get faster than No Build (2023)(world.hey.com)

    3 points by apitman 2y ago|0 comments
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    by apitman 2y ago

    > it oversold Rust a bit and claimed Python had issues it doesn't actually have So exactly like a human
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    by apitman 2y ago

    > You'd already be using source maps in any real-world scenario We're shipping production real-time genomics apps in vanilla JS with no source maps.