blueappconfig

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by blueappconfig 2y ago
Wait until they find out about rule34-sites
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
Absolutely not. Out of the 3 jobs i have had all of them claimed they didn't look at my portfolio page.
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
Haha! Yeah it really is insane! It will completely tank the performance of our webpage and turn into the largest client loaded script we have, just for a little chat widget in the bottom of the page
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
hotmail accounts are still accessable by logging in using Outlook, in case you didn't know
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Why is Microsofts chat widget over 6MB of JavaScript code?
5 points by blueappconfig 2y ago|4 comments
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
The favorite jokes of ChatGPT 1. Why doesn't scientist trust atoms? They make up everything! 2. Why did the scarecrow win an award? Because he was outstanding in his field! 3. Warning from ChatGPT, this is a dark joke: Why don't s
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Ask HN: Why is Microsoft omnichannel (chat widget) over 6MB of JavaScript code?
1 points by blueappconfig 2y ago|0 comments
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
We where going to add Microsoft omnichannel to our webpage but we discovered that running it, a small chat widget takes up a staggering 6MB of pure javascript code. Anyone known what is going on? See this example from their website: https:
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Ask HN: Why is Microsoft omnichannel (chat widget) over 6MB of JavaScript code?(csimplreslivechatsamples.blob.core.windows.net)
3 points by blueappconfig 2y ago|1 comments
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
Colleague: "Hello!" Me: "Hello!" Colleague: "Do you have time?" Me: "Okay" User is calling sigh - Picks up Me: "Hello?" Colleague: "wait i need to get my headset" Me: "Oka
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
Starting Blender and changing to Cycles render mode and seeing how the shadow falls over the items you place has always felt special to me.
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
No average person would be happy if they saw that mess
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by blueappconfig 2y ago
from the original tweet linked in the post "ceiling is being raised. cursor's copilot helped us write "superhuman code" for a critical feature. We can read this code, but VERY few engineers out there could write it from