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Michael and Ryan have always been about trying to make money from their React expertise. They literally created a company called React Training: https://reacttraining.com/team and have had a fairly lucrative business doing
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Yeah, that's a pretty small amount of clean up. Someone should try to revert the patch and reland it.
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The optimal version does seem to exist here (per the comment too): https://github.com/golang/go/blob/d28bf6c9a2ea9b992796738d03... So the goal was to intentionally nerf Compare() to discourage code the golang
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This was fun to read through. I would need to profile the code, but the startup time being bad for Deno seems like maybe a combination of the code in here being unoptimized: https://github.com/denoland/deno_std/blo
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What part of this is surveillance though? Within a particular Google Photos account the faces of humans (and pets) are identified and then labeled by the account owner. Google doesn't match faces across accounts, doesn't use the d
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That sounds like iOS? Only Apple apps have access to all the system level capabilities and you can't replace any of the system apps, not even the browser.
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Why do you need to know every app installed on the device to invite people you know?
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I grew up there and live there currently. Everyone I know either says "DC", "the district" or "the city" depending on the context. Never heard anyone say "from Washington" who didn't mean the sta
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WideVine stuff is probably marked private in Monorail (or maybe not filed there at all).
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I think you're saying the same thing. The things you list are "criminal activities" because they "circumvent regulations".
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Fwiw that was 12 years ago, and a lot of the Google infra has changed quite a bit since then to make looking at user data much harder and track access more explicitly.
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It's not just about being the default browser, they're the only browser with no user choice to switch or manually upgrade or downgrade independent of the OS.
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You missed GML, the compile time markup language for the UI: https://man.serenityos.org/man5/GML-Introduction.html Ex. https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/blob/master/Userland&#x2
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"Right to work" is a different concept related to unions, and includes Texas: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right-to-work_law All the states are At Will, but a number of them have exceptions that provide ce
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There appears to be a bug in the 2022 map where it doesn't load tiles during a pan gesture so you can get stuck in an all white zone until you lift your finger off the screen: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4
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My experience is that tools like this don't scale in most organizations of even moderate size. Soon folks will want to write services in deno or ruby and the go first approach won't work anymore. Now you have "misbehaving&quo
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Many similar projects are listed here: https://github.com/go-kit/kit#related-projects go-micro seems like it does a bit too much, like service discovery and balancing within the framework when that's likely better
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If it make you feel any better, they eliminated exit interviews a few years back.
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Yup that's what it did, and Chrome still does. After much research and prototyping the CSS JIT didn't improve real world content (especially given the complexity) so it was never added to Chrome.
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On what hardware? Also there's a performance cliff when you have a lot of unique ids (or selectors in use from JS). When you hit the cache querySelector is primarily a getElementById call and then some overhead to match the selector a
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The global scope polluter has pretty bad performance and interop surprises, you shouldn't depend on it and instead use getElementById even if it's a bit more verbose. It uses a property interceptor which is fairly slow in v8: htt
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Yeah, HTML5 explicitly documented the compatible behaviors between browsers to reach uniformity, which meant standardizing a lot of weird stuff instead of trying to fix it. See for example this thread where Mozilla tried to not do this: ht
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That's not magic, it's just how property getter and setters work on the global: <script> var _value = "test value"; Object.defineProperty(window, "testName", { get: () =&
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What have you done a chargeback for with Google? There's stories of folks doing a chargeback and then having their account closed afterwards meaning you lose Gmail etc.
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> E.g. a malicious app mallocs a large buffer and just reads the memory looking for anything interesting? No, the OS zeros pages before giving them to a new process, otherwise you'd have all kinds of information leaks across securit
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Only if you're constrained by the existing API of hooks. Preact signals is a good example of how class components could have been improved with reactivity: https://twitter.com/_developit/status/156727295113678
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> Even backed with that enormous market power and basically unlimited development and promotional budget no project you undertake ever works out. I mean maybe... This product was around for 10 years. That's a pretty long time and by
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That didn't require the meta language and rules of hooks though, they could have added this.addEffect(callback, deps) or something to class components. To preserve back compat they could have added a new base class you inherit from to
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It would need to be C++++
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"Figma will be forever free for students and educators." Curious to see if they honor that, and for how long. Adobe products are heavily discounted but not free for students or educators.

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