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by ascorbic 3y ago
> Take my phone out of my pocket (not that easy when you are already sitting...), Isn't it uncomfortable sitting with a phone in your pocket?
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by ascorbic 3y ago
One of the important things about them burning a million quid was that they weren't super rich. That money was pretty much all of the money they had left in their earnings from royalties. They then deleted their back catalogue, so th
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by ascorbic 3y ago
Love Lane sounds more charming but had the same origin
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by ascorbic 3y ago
Fukushima was absolutely not a reminder of that. The investigations have shown that not only was Fukushima forseeable, it was in fact foreseen by TEPCO's own risk assessments, but they ignored them.
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by ascorbic 3y ago
This is with 4. It did fine with the question, so I added another layer and it was fine: A building has all signs in mirror writing. You are unable to read mirror writing. You come to a door and you read it and it says "pull". How
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by ascorbic 4y ago
There's no compatibility layer for AsyncLocalStorage though, and it's not something that can be polyfilled without runtime support. Requiring it in Next.js has forced all the other edge runtimes to implement it in its un-standardi
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by ascorbic 4y ago
As the Netlify engineer that Rich @'d, I can back him up on this. SvelteKit is still admirably platform agnostic. In fact I think it supported Netlify Edge Functions before it did Vercel's!
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by ascorbic 4y ago
I work at Netlify on framework integrations. We plan to do the exact opposite. Right now there are features in Gatsby that were built to support only Gatsby Cloud. I know this all too well as I had to reverse engineer them to implement them
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by ascorbic 4y ago
> Github Co-pilot is nowhere near this. They're both based on GPT-3. The difference is that Copilot's model is trained on a lot more code. I'd be amazed if Copilot doesn't have a super-linter soon that can find and f
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Can you support GitHub as aprovider? It seems to be the de-facto standard for dev tool services, and is the only one I regularly use.
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by ascorbic 4y ago
The US seems to be the only place where everyone uses iMessage, so Android users have to use SMS and suffer the bizarre shaming of the green bubble. In most countries outside the US, WhatsApp seems to be the default. SMS is just legacy 2FA
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by ascorbic 4y ago
It depends massively on the person. I was vegetarian from birth to age 16, it was during this time that Quorn was launched in the UK. I loved it. It was a lot nicer than the other meat substitutes we had available in the 80s/90s. It wa
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Show HN: PHP on Netlify Edge Functions(github.com)
22 points by ascorbic 4y ago|3 comments
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by ascorbic 4y ago
The criteria seem to be mostly designed to ensure that people who aren't using it as their main account can't do things that cost Monzo lots of money. That said, if you want to deal mostly with cash then Monzo probably isn't
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by ascorbic 4y ago
£4.4 billion in Feb, so about 6bn USD. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1118161/customer-loans-a...
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Ah, memories of carefully copying BASIC from these books. All Usborne books are great (and my kids love the current ones too) but these in particular were such a formative part of my learning to love coding, aged 8-10 or so.
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Vereinigtes Königreich checking in
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by ascorbic 4y ago
That's not something I'd say applies in the UK. Save for large city-centre pubs on Friday night, most are relatively quiet. If it's too loud to have a conversation then someobody is guaranteed to ask them to turn it down. Hav
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by ascorbic 4y ago
The other part missing from that is that 50 years ago there were almost certainly no women in there. If a wife brought food, she would then leave. It's a world of difference now, where pubs are family places. That's something that
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by ascorbic 4y ago
It's not. I'm not sure where OP got that idea from. The margin is in alcohol in the UK too, in pubs but also in restaurants.
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Take a look at our docs on integrating with Netlify Edge Functions. They're mainly aimed at framework developers. https://docs.netlify.com/netlify-labs/experimental-features/...
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by ascorbic 4y ago
I think they meant "I read up on isolates", rather than "You should read up on isolates"! I think you're exactly right though. Isolates are the way forward, and are gradually going to take more and more use cases fr
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Congrats on GA! I'd add to the pros that these edge runtime are a lot more standards-compliant than Node too. Users do get conufused about the CPU quota thing. They compare the 10ms or so that you get with edge functions, vs 10 seconds
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by ascorbic 4y ago
(Netlify engineer here) To echo what the others have said, lambdas are a bit smarter than that. They actually keep the node process running until it has been idle for around 5-15 minutes. We can make use of that ourselves by reusing the Nex
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Yes, the open source Next.js doesn't include support for deploying middleware to the edge. If you run `next start` it runs middleware in the main server process. I work at Netlify and to support running Next middleware on edge function
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by ascorbic 4y ago
That's not what my comment says
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by ascorbic 4y ago
Well I'm not coding all day so closer to 5%, but for anyone earning over $200/month that should be worthwhile.
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by ascorbic 4y ago
You don't run the database itself there, you connect to it remotely. I've not had a chance to try them yet, but PlanetScale Portals look like a great solution there. https://planetscale.com/blog/introducing-pl
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by ascorbic 4y ago
There's Fresh, but you can run also Next.js on Deno (and Remix and SvelteKit and Astro and Hydrogen and Qwik and 11ty and SolidJS and more). We do it at Netlify. See the examples linked here: https://docs.netlify.com/ne
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by ascorbic 4y ago
It's all standards-based code. The WInterCG project makes it even more portable: code should be easy to move between Deno, CLoudflare etc.

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