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by haburka 7y ago
The premise of this article is false. It’s possible to build a new browser. It’s just not worth it. If you can simply just fork chromium like Microsoft recently did, why would any time restricted project not go that route? You can remove th
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by haburka 7y ago
He didn’t include this in the main tweet, but in his deeper analysis he found on mobile they only send 2.4 mb of resources so, it would only be 2% of your 100 mb cap. Still a lot but you probably shouldn’t be shopping for apple products on
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by haburka 7y ago
The interviewer is incentivizing this behavior by playing gotcha with computer science knowledge. The only reason I know about radix sort is from college and I have never used it. If they are hiring a college professor, then I understand bu
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by haburka 7y ago
Why did you optimize for using less cpus? Was it a happy accident or a goal?
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by haburka 8y ago
I love typescript. I use it basically as much as I can. Some projects have builds that break breakpoint support. I’m not sure of the exact cause, but it is frustrating. I often have to disable source maps when this happens,
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by haburka 8y ago
When you say “in principle,” what you mean is “ignoring all of the reasons people spend money.”
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by haburka 8y ago
When asked why turning a blind eye to people being laid off was popular, the researcher said: > Maybe it’s because we see the polar bears and the trees and the physical environment as not being agentic, in the sense of not being able to
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by haburka 8y ago
Additionally the author of this article used time to download the bundle as a metric rather than time to first interactive, or the speed index metric which are actually indicative of UX. I think that if you’re not very serious about front e
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by haburka 8y ago
Ironically, this is a medium post. Why didn’t the author make their own website to demonstrate how creative they can be? The real answer why sites are homogenous is because everything has to be mobile friendly. There are only a few options
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by haburka 8y ago
The deprecation path for bad apis is to use eslint. If you make it so you can’t merge without eslint passing then you have effectively deprecated syntax.
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by haburka 8y ago
> JavaScript arrays are getting two new methods: flat() and flatMap(). They return a new array with all sub-array elements smooshed into it. I appreciate the nod to smooshgate.
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by haburka 8y ago
I recently used vue cli 3 for a small project and I found parts of it to be absolutely delightful, like the UI that allows you to pick if you want vue router/prettier/vuex/etc. I also had some very easy installation stories b
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by haburka 8y ago
I agree, this doesn’t need to be a Vue component t. I looked through the source and it seems to be pretty poorly factored code that transforms inputs to css. I wouldn’t recommend using this library as the code seems to be somewhat hacky. F
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by haburka 8y ago
There’s nothing wrong with you. People often feel terribly depressed when they meet their decade long goals. This is because striving is so satisfying and full of novelty. Basically, the top of the mountain is beautiful but it’s also lonely
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by haburka 8y ago
Hacker news is definitely toxic and fairly prone to being unnecessarily down on npm and JavaScript in general. Although HN thinks HN is very intelligent and good at debate, it’s somewhat prone to promoting one opinion and in a very aggressi
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A Case for Safe Eval(github.com)
58 points by haburka 8y ago|42 comments
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by haburka 9y ago
Lol scaling is not a solved problem. Garbage collection is a solved problem. Scaling is always a challenge.
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by haburka 9y ago
Can it differentiate between hot dogs and not hot dogs?
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by haburka 9y ago
I made a free account and read it. I'm glad it is behind a paywall because that means the writer will get compensated for it. No one deserves to get paid for hard work with exposure alone.
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by haburka 9y ago
I hope this works out. Very frequently I feel that medium authors are not fairly compensated for their work. Although there are some valid criticisms of medium, I think they do a good job as a platform.
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by haburka 9y ago
They are demos, using experimental browser technology. Why does everyone on this website expect everything to work for them?
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by haburka 9y ago
Imo if you are using safari and you are playing a demo, you should expect the demo not to work. Safari is the new IE and most demos use advanced browser APIs that safari doesn't support. You shouldn't need an error message to unde
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by haburka 9y ago
That's a web rtc problem. The library doesn't have a cross browser compatible adapter for it.
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Why I care about diversity(code.likeagirl.io)
1 points by haburka 9y ago|0 comments
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How the BBC trains junior engineers(medium.com)
2 points by haburka 9y ago|0 comments
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From painting to software engineering at Tesla(medium.com)
1 points by haburka 9y ago|0 comments
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The state of the Web(medium.com)
1 points by haburka 9y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript closures in detail(medium.com)
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A guide to becoming a full stack developer in 2017(medium.com)
4 points by haburka 9y ago|0 comments
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by haburka 9y ago
I think this is a really good sign that it's a good idea to get out of crypto currencies. China is actually pretty good at making decisions to defend it's country from negative outside influence. Anywhere that hosts a bitcoin exch

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