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by esprehn 3y ago
You could try https://sourcegraph.com/search Though GitHub will probably have all the same features eventually and cheaper too.
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by esprehn 3y ago
The usual way of putting this is that once a player emerges as a winner, that they turn towards regulatory capture. Or in the worst case players collude to prevent new players.
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by esprehn 4y ago
This should be tagged (2004)
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by esprehn 4y ago
I think it was Bump Photoroll not Picasa that became Google Photos: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/bump
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by esprehn 4y ago
From what I observe Google Photos is quite popular. It's from 2015.
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by esprehn 4y ago
What you're describing is basically SES: https://medium.com/agoric/ses-securing-javascript-in-the-rea... There's pros and cons to that, most folks don't enjoy being inside such a restricted sandbox.
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by esprehn 4y ago
I can't tell if your sarcasm is top notch, but isn't Chromebooks and GSuite (docs, sheets, slides) exactly the thing you describe?
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by esprehn 4y ago
I'm only surprised no one has made the joke about using the Fishwasher.
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by esprehn 4y ago
I realize you mentioned hooks not react in general, that code is here: https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/657698e48d5b093b4ea5a... You can see the linked list insertion right below that too.
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by esprehn 4y ago
Not at compiling! And for many situations fast iteration beats fast runtime. Python is a great example of this.
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by esprehn 4y ago
There's a bunch of factors at play with LadyBird. First, kling worked on WebKit so he's familiar with browser arch already. Fun fact: the AK library in SerenityOS is basically a reimplementation of the WTF library in WebKit (thoug
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by esprehn 4y ago
Libraries and frameworks generally use intrusive linked lists where the pointers are embedded inside the objects. That enables a lot of useful properties (like traversal) with minimal overhead. That's how the DOM and Layout is implemen
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by esprehn 4y ago
These implementations are nicely written for learning purposes, but look inefficient. For example many of the data structures are implemented with a LinkedList, but the allocations and pointer chasing is likely slower than just using arrays
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by esprehn 4y ago
Blaze is very old (from 2006), the history is described here: https://mike-bland.com/2012/10/01/tools.html#blaze-forge-src... In the years that followed folks left Google and joined other companies and create
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by esprehn 4y ago
Yes, the codebases at Google and FB contain billions of files. Article from 2016 about the scale, and of course it's only grown dramatically since then: https://m-cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/7/204032-why-
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by esprehn 4y ago
> I don't actually believe that it has blocked that many people from being phished The data says the opposite, the safe browsing list is very effective* which is why many other browsers and systems use the same list to block malicio
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by esprehn 4y ago
> It's not hard. Anyone in America with $35,000/yr is in the 1% of the world's economic strata. That doesn't take into account the vastly different cost of living across the world. Sure, 35k USD is a lot compared to s
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by esprehn 4y ago
Netflix is different from traditional broadcasting in that they always order an entire season. That makes the cancellations more dramatic because instead of a pilot or few episodes like in the past they instead keep performing a Firefly o
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by esprehn 4y ago
That statement also contains factual errors. async/await came from standard JS (as part of the harmony track of work) not from node.
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by esprehn 4y ago
They already knew that from Wave, which also had the "my friends aren't on it and I have no invites" headwind.
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by esprehn 4y ago
The SWE ladder goes to L10 (Fellow). There's also Sr Fellow (L11) but that might be just Sanjay and Jeff, and I think Jeff is technically on the manager ladder as an SVP now.
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by esprehn 4y ago
Neither of those is likely the reason. This is about A/B testing your way to success, growth and engagement. Allowing too much disabling of engagement driving features or too much customizations hurts metrics. It's the same reason
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by esprehn 4y ago
Area120, even with the previous cuts, was full of talented people with a background in building businesses and VC investments. It was a pretty unceremonious end to what was originally considered an important part of Google's innovation
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by esprehn 4y ago
That's really helpful thanks! Why do some versions of Android use an old node.js?
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by esprehn 4y ago
This seems to be a marketing page, are docs or tech details available anywhere? I couldn't find how it actually works without creating an account.
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by esprehn 4y ago
Have you tried gn or bazel?
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by esprehn 4y ago
You have his name slightly wrong, it was Chris Seaton. Here was the announcement: https://twitter.com/flavorjones/status/1600436490885947393
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by esprehn 4y ago
Without commenting on the contents of the memo Komoroske was not some random employee, he was one of the most senior PMs at the company and now heads up strategy for Stripe.
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by esprehn 4y ago
I didn't say it's globally ignored (I understand how promises work :)), I said what you did in the code sample adds a catch that ignores the error (it's an empty catch). In real code that wouldn't be empty though, it sho
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by esprehn 4y ago
I also posted the same thing (and have had this discussion with Jake on Twitter :))

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