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by cududa 4y ago
Preach my friend
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by cududa 4y ago
bragging about having 196GB in a thread about real world performance is exactly why this thread happened
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by cududa 4y ago
Would love to hear more about that! I feel like there was a very specific period between 2010 and 2012 when web app stuff just sucked but Google Docs etc was great fun ~2006-2009
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by cududa 4y ago
Yes, I started this discussion thread you're responding to. No, there isn't really a way to do native development without experiencing what your customers do. Build locally on the high powered one, run on your lower spec'd ma
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by cududa 4y ago
Sorry you’re living that experience. Wasn’t trying to say insomnia doesn’t exist. Just for me, it was just I’m sensitive to noise and the lack of it helped me sleep. Hope you find a way to get consistent sleep.
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by cududa 4y ago
This is how it should go. Not setting the high perf machine as a benchmark.
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by cududa 4y ago
Tell me you've never developed native applications outside an iOS simulator, or OS development without telling me...
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by cududa 4y ago
You having fun/ being able to develop fast isn't your customer's problem/ the problem's of people actually using the things you build. Windows Vista devs with 8GB of DDR2 when real world customers had 512mb of DDR l
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by cududa 4y ago
Well people weren't working from home in 2010
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by cududa 4y ago
It's absolutely horrific you'd refer to elder care and social security as "arguably minor".
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by cududa 4y ago
Well one of them is from a company called Nintendo
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by cududa 4y ago
Dualband bonded 2.4GHz and 5GHz WiFi 4. No idea if it was effective speed or reported.
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by cududa 4y ago
I have a bunch of USB-C cables. Some will fry things some won't. How will a naming convention help me keep track of them once they get chucked into in the basket under my coffee table
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by cududa 4y ago
JIT. It's using a "known state"/ cached blob to start then quickly falls apart as it does it's "SSD expected" memory management voodoo.
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by cududa 4y ago
Made some offhanded comment about Chrome perf on Twitter earlier this year and a Google friend replied something like "Well, pretty much the whole Chrome team just got upgraded to local test machines with at least 32gb of RAM. Godspeed
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by cududa 4y ago
Ask Japan how it's going for them with a plummeting population level, exploding elderly population, almost a million unfilled job positions, and hardline anti-immigration policies.
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by cududa 4y ago
But that's not how it actually goes. Many devices aren't actually spec compliant
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by cududa 4y ago
Obviously this isn't the same thing, but yes - this seems right. But, I remember my first time going to Google's campus in 2010 and connecting to their guest wifi network. 1Gbps! Insanely cool! Pulled up gmail and google docs and
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by cududa 4y ago
Yep. Just do it on the cable, heat shrink some wrapper around it and make it extremely obvious on the box. Try walking Grandma through what cable and charging brick to use over the phone when she calls you while she's at walmart
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by cududa 4y ago
Honestly I'd prefer that! Have fried two devices using the wrong damn cable/ charger. Sure the device should have had better power IC's etc to prevent anything from happening when I plugged in the wrong one, but still, they a
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by cududa 4y ago
This is still ridiculous. The USB certified logo should be one image, then a similar sized wattage and Gbps number displayed next to it. The pertinent information is still too tiny. The cables themselves are still way too easy to mix up. Co
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by cududa 4y ago
I thought I had insomnia for a decade, until the pandemic and moved to a quiet suburb. I now routinely sleep 9 hours a night.
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by cududa 4y ago
Sounds pretty accurate! Hopefully they get it configured properly!
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by cududa 4y ago
Ah - guess I can reply now here, but HN seems to be rate limiting me - lets perhaps DM on twitter to find repro steps? But to your main question - the resultant HTML is occurring after running a python script fully locally, no hosting, prod
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by cududa 4y ago
Sure thing - there's a link at the top of the post with an example of code. HTML is about 200 lines, each one slightly different, did a 3 second wait before each post request (25 posts, 5 with the offending tracking code), used their p
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by cududa 4y ago
Well when you google "CSS Minify" or "JS Minify" it's the top result - so it clearly isn't some low use tool. I just decided to use it for HTML as well. Wasn't "pounding it". The API limits to 30
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by cududa 4y ago
Well the API was easy to implement, took minutes. Was more just out of convenience for producing a lot of assets that then get served to a lot of people. None of it ever went into production because we caught the requests pretty quickly thi
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by cududa 4y ago
Can't be sure, but that would be rather frightening if cloudflare is just injecting JS willynilly
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Tell HN: Toptal's HTML minification API occasionally injects tracking JavaScript
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by cududa 4y ago
Well I mean it also cuts down on their repair costs quite substantially. Repairing anything but the front screen has been a nightmare since the iPhone 8

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