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by asciiresort 4y ago
Therefore they should not sponsor this project from which the company derived value?
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by asciiresort 4y ago
I’m surprised no one mentioned Neocities which is a spiritual revival of Geocities and the early 2000s web. The aesthetic is much more pronounced, possible too pronounced.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
How is this related?
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> he’s also completely unqualified to be called an engineer What qualifies someone as an engineer? Math? What kind of math? Building stuff? What kind of stuff? Writing code? What languages count and what languages don’t? Does CSS count?
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by asciiresort 4y ago
What are examples of successful Delphi/VB UIs?
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Are you suggesting that this is a two step aggregation , first by groups, second, ultimately, aggregate those groups, in which case the first step was unnecessary? In any case, if you sum a list of numbers you have to look at each value. Th
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Right, so it’s open core, not open source
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Deno showed there is space for not-Node, and that developers would be receptive to this. And yes, Deno is just one player in edge, but you can agree there is much more money involved with all those other players you listed. It’s going to be
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> it has the edge in mind This part, very early on in the Bun page, stood out. That’s a monetizable product, even if the code is open source. That to me felt like positioning itself as a potential drop in replacement for Deno Deploy &#x2
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> Replace npm run with bun run and save 160ms on every run Maybe you can’t falsify this, but it’s a question of risk vs reward. It’s currently at 0.1 release. Chances are it has a much higher chance of breaking. And when that happens, it
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by asciiresort 4y ago
I don’t doubt that. The fact that this project uses Zig suggests to me the developer is talented , passionate, and willing to challenge the status quo. When you choose a lesser known language like that to tackle a hard problem, chances are
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Not to be a cynic, but I wonder how much of the motivation to create a competing runtime in recent months is in response to the eye gauging ( I know, I know. It’s all relative ) tens of millions in funding Deno just raised. I don’t intend t
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> Nostalgia is the least inclusive interaction with a museum of historical artefacts because you cannot teach anyone nostalgia: they either were there and remember the thing on display, or they do not. That’s not true. A not uncommon typ
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by asciiresort 4y ago
It poses a security risk and exploited to phish people. Modern Browsers sanitize punycode, not so sure about bespoke browsers that live inside other mobile apps
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Ask HN: What are the most impressive VanillaJS web apps you've seen?
3 points by asciiresort 4y ago|1 comments
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> Even with the rebate, how can they hope to recoup the investment? Merch Isn’t that why Disney acquired Star Wars and Marvel? Imagine an Amazon theme park alongside Universal Studios and Disneyland.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
That’s a developed country view to assume people are queueing up in their vehicles. People in developing countries just hand carry a tank.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> Then one of the big players comes in and adds the feature to their main product. You can also position yourself to be an acquisition target.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Many claims here of Vite being fast. Does anyone have insight into why? Parcel apparently rewrote in Rust, but I guess that's not necessarily the bottleneck here?
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by asciiresort 4y ago
I thought you were being sarcastic and snarky at first, but Hugo is exactly what I was looking in the event I need to scale up.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> But I'd rather not try to predict how a business will want to use it's data in the future Sure, then the backend can expose a gRPC / protobuf interface instead. Mobile apps can readily deserialize this and it will be mor
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Ask HN: How are Angular releases with breaking changes?
2 points by asciiresort 4y ago|5 comments
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> but the page is rendered before it even reaches the client Which is what PHP was built for. > If people could try to understand SSR before diminishing it, we could have much more productive discussions. If new generation of frontend
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Just wait until you learn about The We Company.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Again, you're missing the point about supply chain risk. The Docker Image size is a good proxy indicator of this.
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by asciiresort 4y ago
The point here is vendoring and dependency management. Makefile and sed are decades old, stable, available on every Linux distro including the Alpine docker image clocking in at 30mb total. The entire image containing an Linux distro with a
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by asciiresort 4y ago
Why not just use JavaScript + HTML? <img src="my_cat.jpg" alt="My cat" onclick="this.src = 'my_other_cat.jpg'">
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> back-end juggling this stuff just to make these guys happy? I don't see this design pattern as forcing a particular back-end framework? It's merely shifting the frontend<-->backend contract from JSON to HTML. Some backe
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by asciiresort 4y ago
> In recent years, a few mavericks and renegades have started to turn away from the world of JS frameworks and the inevitable bloated node_modules folders Some projects claim they are "zero dependencies" but a few sentences int
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The W3C “Validation” Icons(w3.org)
6 points by asciiresort 4y ago|0 comments

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