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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
Agreed, I felt the same when toying with this concept for the first time. I initially thought I could just build directly off of deno_core, but quickly learned there's a lot you'll have to implement. Much of what I perceived as de
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
Yea for real. I’m sure there’s tons of reasons why it took so long, there’s gotta be some devil in the details. Maybe the standards compliance, complexity of the code base, something something “ecosystem”, all the above… Feels like a simila
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
That’s the thing. I think Node is struggling to keep up with pace of web platform standards.
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
The question didn’t ask about production readiness. But I would say that it depends on your use case. For example, I think Deno is an excellent alternative to Node for general purpose scripting, but that doesn’t require production readiness
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
In the JavaScript ecosystem, check out Deno. Built in formatting, type checking, test runner, benchmarker, and dependency management via web standards. Minimalism is pretty core to their philosophy.
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
I also use OpenWRT with SQM (using cake queuing discipline) on a CM4 Pi to address buffer bloat. I don’t see any red blips, my latency is consistently between 20-40ms on Wi-Fi. What hardware do you have? SQM is pretty CPU intensive. Mine is
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
VR adds a third dimension compared to a typical remote meeting. For me, this gives a sense of locality, as if you’re sitting next to a specific person (not a bunch of tiles) and can communicate with them naturally. Features like breakout ro
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
One step further: serve the PWA from the plane’s LAN. Forgot to install the app before takeoff? No matter!
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
For any frontend folks looking to use packet-level throttling over simulation with lab testing tools such as Lighthouse, I highly recommend throttle from the sitespeed.io folks. Inspired by comcast, but installable in Node. https:/&#x
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
Completely agree on the questioning of JS being futureproof. With the advent of WASM, JavaScript developers have been given foresight and "reskilling" might not be a bad idea (in the words of swyx [1]) [1]: https://twit
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
Good clarification. That said, the permissions are highly programmable on top of V8 behind specific calls, and it's better than root by default as with containers :) Similar to Chromium, Deno's permissions model is embedded in the
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
It is WASM. This is implied in the post, even though the emphasis is on JS. WASM is still early and has a young ecosystem. Only now are we really starting to explore what WASM can do and I predict that will only accelerate.
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by beeandapenguin 4y ago
There's a lot more to unpack from this concept than Ryan's post is letting on. I'm seeing a lot of negative sentiment, largely focused on negative opinions towards JavaScript. This is entirely besides the point. The emphasis
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
IMO the silver lining to Deno is incredibly simple: it’s compatibility with the web platform. I’m not sure what you mean by not compatible with the larger ecosystem, as Deno is basically spec compliant except for the Deno namespace (which y
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
I’m a textual person 90% of the time for the speed and flexibility. But I’ve found visualizations of my textual thoughts — after writing them — in the form of a mind map to be quite valuable in some circumstances. Mostly to communicate visi
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
You are right — because they built their trace data using the same data model as the error data (everything is an "event"), they are now running into difficulties with high quality trace data. See here: https://develop.
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
Last year I spent some time integrating OpenTelemetry into a large monolithic frontend, using opentelemetry-js [1], which supports both node and web. At the time the spec was not 1.0 and the library was under active development. It required
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
You are misreading. He's saying that rollup[1] was the only other option for bundling static assets besides webpack until esbuild was created. Rollup was created by Rich. - [1]: https://rollupjs.org/guide/en/
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Mobius: Adopting JSX While Prioritizing User Experience(codeascraft.com)
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
For the long running scenario, why not use Links? The specification describes[1] a similar scenario and how links can be leveraged to causally relate spans even across trace boundaries. As for the crashing scenario, this seems like an appli
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
Khan Academy did a great writeup on their experience (including thoughts about HTTP/2) with various strategies for serving JS, such as: - Single bundle - No bundles (all separate files) - Hybrid https://blog.khanacademy.org&
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
> I occasionally do high altitude climbs, and hikes, so I'm looking forward to upgrading to a newer model with continuous elevation readouts and SpO2 readings. I also use it for this reason, but I've found that these activities
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
VR has given me a new sense of imagination and creativity, similar to what some might experience with 3D printing. Being able to perceive a digital space in three dimensions is a significantly different human-computer interface than a 2D sc
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
There seems to be a misconception that the Lighthouse score is linked to the page experience search rank update. Higher Lighthouse scores won't give you better SEO. Only better results from field data (albeit only Chrome field data) wi
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
Anyone know why the Spotify Web Playback SDK isn't supported on mobile? The docs [1] say "It’s the same technology we use to power our Web Player experience", which seems to work fine on my mobile browsers. However, mobile br
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
I have to admit, this was first time I've considered trialing Apple Music after being a longtime Spotify customer. Lack of browser support in a Spotify Web API providing free advertising for Apple Music. The irony!
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
+1 Would be super cool if this integrated with the Battery Status API for even more realism! Looks like the spec is getting updated with more modern security and privacy practices. https://www.w3.org/TR/battery-status&#
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by beeandapenguin 5y ago
In general, the term 'metaverse' is commonly used in the AR/VR space to describe virtual worlds. Today, in (virtual) reality it feels somewhat analogous to an "immersive operating system". It's the entry point
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by beeandapenguin 6y ago
Another example is optical zooming. Companies like Mojo Vision have already built a contact lens prototype that could power “superhuman” traits like this. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pV52DF5IrEc

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