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by factormeta 2y ago
>2. They do not care about foreigners or crimes unless they involve Chinese citizens. Don't know if they really care that much about Chinese citizens. Probably just the ones in the politburo.
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by factormeta 2y ago
The link to source code is broken. Looks like someone forgot to put a '/' in the href link. The actual link is: https://www.andreinc.net/2024/04/24/assets/js/2024-04-24-fro... Looks l
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by factormeta 2y ago
thanks to the need for ES to accommodate SPA (one of the worse thing that has ever happens to the web), that allows ES/JS to change the URL of the page as long as it is within the same domain. What could go wrong. Don't try to mak
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by factormeta 2y ago
really? so corporations are doing ltds blocking? Why?
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by factormeta 2y ago
Or for those on low disk space netbook try invidious: Here is a list of running instances: https://api.invidious.io/ YOu can turn off the phone screen while playing sound. Much much more light weight than YOutube
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by factormeta 2y ago
>Comparing LLMs to the Manhattan Project based on budget alone is stupid and arrogant Just want to clarify. The comparison to Manhattan Project or CERN is referencing "the countless small hands feeding the machine." In project
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by factormeta 2y ago
>There is something grim and dystopian, thinking about the countless small hands feeding the machine. Dystopian indeed, this is pretty much how Manhattan Project and CERN were done, with many independent contractors doing different part
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by factormeta 2y ago
Kinda like the aiff -> mp3 conversion process. A lot of data is lost, but we human can really tell the too much of a difference?
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by factormeta 2y ago
https://tauri.app/
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by factormeta 2y ago
>You could make all of that without JS. I'm not sure why people keep conflating the language with the design decisions the website author took. Just HTML+CSS is enough to make all the badly designed sites you want. Yup, now days you
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by factormeta 3y ago
>Even if your cards are encrypted, it still can't guarantee you protection, because in most cases card readers are connected to controllers (not in the case of all-in-one devices like this lock) via Wiegand protocol, which doesn&#x2
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by factormeta 3y ago
so it is basically using libSQL instead of SQLlite?
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by factormeta 3y ago
>Forcing full PWA support would be much better, but still. Yup. Allow index db persistence, and push notification for PWA + WASAM support in mobile safari should do it.
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by factormeta 3y ago
So it requires lan network? Can it work over bluetooth? Like Briar https://briarproject.org
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by factormeta 3y ago
Seems coincide with this that was on HN: http://www.incompleteideas.net/IncIdeas/BitterLesson.html
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by factormeta 3y ago
Would you consider https://handshake.org to be one?
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by factormeta 3y ago
VSCode extension store are controlled by MS, think it has being mentioned here on HN as on the control point. I don't totally avoid VSCode, but would ONLY use it as VSCodium and extensions that works in that. It is not that hard to bel
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by factormeta 3y ago
HN can always change their robot.txt and prevent google from crawling. Many of copy left friends do that to their blog and site to prevent google/bing from indexing them.
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by factormeta 3y ago
Try https://webtorrent.io
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by factormeta 3y ago
I get that it may sucks, but it is better to get an alert message? Or just do the rendering glitches? What is cool about this project is stuff like this. >The presentation is displayed in a simple X11 window colored black on white for m
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by factormeta 3y ago
In deed, I wouldn't say Tim is a crack head. He is just NOT Steve. And Steve had an influence on the culture of the company that Tim can replicate. e.g: what Steve expressed at the Stanford commencement speech, was one of things that
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by factormeta 3y ago
>As much as I would love to agree, the general population really does not care about features like "home screen web apps". Nobody outside of HN even knows what they are. This is always being thrown people when mentioning web ap
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by factormeta 3y ago
If Steve is the revolutionary, then Tim is the professional business/bureaucratic guy, whom I'm sure has optimized Apple a bunch from an operational and business perspective. And when you have a business person running for too lon
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by factormeta 3y ago
That is like traditions chicken farming vs free range chicken farming. Keep in mind while free range chicken farming is better to market, it is also more messy. https://thehensloft.com/free-range-chicken-pros-cons/
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by factormeta 3y ago
Wonder if it can tain Automator in Mac? https://support.apple.com/guide/automator/welcome/mac
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by factormeta 3y ago
It is fair to note, that JavascriptCore outperforms V8 already. However, it is in Zig. And Deno is in Rust.
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by factormeta 3y ago
Thanks for sharing that info! Would like to see more runtime independent JS project such Hono. Although I'm not sure if it supports QuickJS.
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by factormeta 3y ago
>Interesting, the separate compute and storage tiers is another system going that direction which I think is becoming almost the standard at this point, especially for "cloud-native" things designed to run on k8s. From what I c
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by factormeta 3y ago
I get you, jsx is the most useful part about React. However, there is nanojsx now, which would be great to for mobile. React tend to push out large bundles. For example, MatterMost, it is great open source initiative, but the React front en
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by factormeta 3y ago
>- functional programming, and/or Lisp, and/or statically typed ML-descendants; Nice to see functional programming is being used compiler development R&D on quantum computing. Have you guys considered Ocaml and/or Hask

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