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Backward compatibility, compilation speed, circular dependencies, small vs big specs, etc. What code do you want to show about these aspects? Code that shows these aspects. What broke in Java because of language change
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I love programming languages. And I love to reason about them. When I see an article comparing languages, I'm all in. So I clicked on this one. Started skimming through it, looking for code . Found none. Came back here to share my dis
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remotely disabled Were they really remotely disabled? That would mean somebody out there pushed a button and made your add-ons go poof. As I understand it, the browser checks the certificate of add-ons at some point (on startup? o
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This is a blog post, not a Show HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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You don't necessarily need the whole server-side dance: https://jsfiddle.net/chrisvfritz/50wL7mdz/ I find developing without a server side build process much more lightweight and enjoyable.
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Anybody here using QEMU? What is your use case?
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Why do you think that the DMCA would lead to some sort of deletion of repositories that was sent over a wire to a website that the DMCA was meant to be into? It's not a simple case either. But it feels a bit strange that there aren
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Title: Linus Torvalds elected as the new president of the United States hncynic: Now all he has to implement is version control. So I can have my own branch.
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Are you sure you can't simply run it all from a single server? Computers are pretty fast these days.
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Interesting. Can you give an example of why DNS based service discovery was needed?
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Often when I talk to founders who use Kubernetes, they could simply use docker and a bit of shell scripting instead. Those of you who use Kubernetes: What is a functionality it brings to the table you would miss if you automated your docker
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Users of online forums in Austria will have to provide operators with their true identities or risk fines that could run into the millions. How trustworthy is a publication where the very first sentence of an article is no
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The private upvote counts are one of the few things I dislike about Hacker News. It feels like the system is hiding information from me that I would find interesting and that I could use to reason about the world. I would find it even more
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So you need to execute 3rd party software on your machine and let it fiddle with your DNS settings? Personally, I would not want to do that.
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Is it still hard to do wildcard certs with them? That is one of the reasons I don't use let's encrypt.
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Any identity on any service can (now) be linked No need to integrate Keybase or any service for this. You just can use any place on the web as a hub and post "I am news.ycombinator.com/user?id=rakoo, I am reddit.com/
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Can websites read that ID? Or is this about apps?
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1: They claim the integration is needed because people are too dumb to copy&paste a string. 2: The whole user interface is set up so users believe in what they see in the web interfaces. And you want to tell me with a straight face that
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This seems backward. They want ActivityPub servers to apply to a central service (keybase) to offer cross server identities. And they want users to trust that central service to decide who is who. It's always amazing, how strong the fo
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the WC equivalent of <include> is the <script> tag I beg to differ. My <include src="footer.html"> would insert the html in the footer.html file. While <script src="components.js"><&#
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When you guys think about all the developers you know, do you rather see a positive or a negative correlation between the usage of high level tools and developer productivity? In other words, is your experience that developers who use an ID
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It’s clean and simple How so? What is the Web Components equivalent of <include src="footer.html">?
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I wonder why HTML never got includes. It would be so nice to just write: <include src="footer.html"> On Hacker News, for the first pageview, this would load the whole "Guidelines | FAQ | Support ..." secti
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Well, what would be a "first image"? There have been countless images depicting black holes since forever: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=black+hole&t=h_&ia=images&iax=imag...
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What is the difference between what Assange did and what every journalist does who does not disclose their sources? I'm not sure if I am right, but I thought the whole point of Wikileaks was to be a publishing platform with good source
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Thanks! The link says nitpicking is "Looking for small or unimportant errors". That is certainly not what I want to do. The press is full of articles about this "First photo of a black hole". This seems to imply that it
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I posted a comment 10 minutes ago and it got immediately downvoted into oblivion. Could you guys please tell me why it is such a bad question to ask? Thank you! Here it is: Does it really count as an image of a black hole? Since no light is
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Extensions are analyzed by the Firefox team: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/AMO... If the review process is still insecure (That is how I understand you reply) I would prefer th
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In collaboration with Disconnect, we have compiled lists of domains that serve fingerprinting and cryptomining scripts. Now in the latest Firefox Nightly and Beta versions, we give users the option to block both kinds
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