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by hajile 5mo ago
I remember when React's vdom renderer was faster than anyone and it wasn't even close. InfernoJS uses a vdom and is still one of the fastest JS frameworks out there, so I don't know that diffing is always inherently slower.
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by hajile 5mo ago
They no longer accept world records for not sleeping because the record breakers have universally suffered lifelong cognitive damage. We know more generally that people who get decreased amount of sleep suffer increased rates of physical an
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by hajile 5mo ago
We'll set aside performance because that could be fixed with a renderer rewrite. The biggest issue when I worked with it was weaving a spiderweb of bindings that eventually trap you. At some point, you wind up spending most of your tim
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by hajile 5mo ago
Users need interactive stuff. If your site isn't interactive and your competitor's site IS interactive, customers almost certainly will prefer your competitor. When you try to chain that stuff across multiple backend-rendered page
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by hajile 5mo ago
JSX is <div>abc</div> turns into createElement('div', null, 'abc') and you can use that instead of JSX if you like or you can use something like hyperscript. Everything else like mapping or if statements
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by hajile 5mo ago
JSX is basically just a subset of E4X.
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by hajile 5mo ago
There are four culprits here and neither is due to JS. First is the pursuit of polish. Each extra 1% in polish adds tons and tons of lines of code. If you want that level of polish on a non-SPA, you'll still have to add all that code t
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by hajile 5mo ago
Vue doesn't solve problems better than React (and solves them worse if you have to learn all their proprietary files and DSLs instead of JSX), so there's not much of a reason to switch. The real discussion would be between React&#
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by hajile 5mo ago
Money and monetary systems aren't compassionate -- people are. Historically (in the USA), capitalism was paired with charity and supporting those around you (primarily for religious reasons). One of the greatest downsides of the welfar
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by hajile 5mo ago
> There is value in affording all beings dignity, respect, and the opportunity to thrive. > there should be no question about their worth as a person Dignity, respect, thriving, and even human worth don't exist without joy and at
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by hajile 5mo ago
Contracts are legally binding even if they weren't written by a lawyer. Copyright is legally binding even if no copyright claim is explicitly stated. I looked into this a bit (not a lawyer) and it seems that robots.txt isn't legal
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by hajile 5mo ago
robots.txt seems like it should be a legally-binding terms of service which would make them outright copyright infringing. Sue for $180,000 per infringement which should be calculated for each illegal API call.
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by hajile 5mo ago
It proves the limit doesn't exist, but doesn't seem to show how to find one of these more optimized limits. Given that nobody has ever brute-forced a counter-example, it may be that calculating these solutions is P=NP hard which w
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by hajile 5mo ago
> Given that the impact of various changes in market conditions is expected to extend over the medium to long term, price revisions are also planned outside Japan as described below. Current Price Revised Price
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by hajile 6mo ago
We need a secondary official SSVG (Secure SVG) spec so the changes can be guaranteed by browsers and other implementors. This would allow an update to the xmlns to <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/ssvg&qu
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by hajile 6mo ago
All these things are from the private sector and may be left behind if you like (do younger generations even listen to corporate news?) The real issues are government surveillance and it increasingly getting involved in my personal matters,
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by hajile 6mo ago
Kent state saw 4 people unjustly killed. Tiananmen killed 100 to 1000x as many people and that’s just in the area with the reporters. The crackdowns in the other 300 cities without cameras were almost certainly much more brutal. Going furth
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by hajile 6mo ago
My takeaway is that they knew they were changing a bunch of stuff while their reps were gaslighting us in the comments here. Why should we ever trust what they say again out trust that they won’t be rug-pulling again once this blows over?
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by hajile 6mo ago
We could do something like `#function() {}` or `#() => {}` which makes a function static.
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by hajile 6mo ago
What evidence do you have that RISC-V is being held back by fragmentation? Every upcoming general purpose RISC-V core I'm aware of is targeting RVA23. That's even less fragmentation than x86 has. Meanwhile, I don't know of AN
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by hajile 6mo ago
There has been concerted effort to start working on these kinds of standards, but it takes time to develop and reach a consensus. Some stuff like BRS (Boot and Runtime Services Specification)and SBI (Supervisor Binary Interface) already exi
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by hajile 6mo ago
You can choose to develop proprietary extensions, but who’s going to use them? A great case study is the companies that implemented the pre-release vector standard in their chips. The final version is different in a few key ways. Despite su
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by hajile 6mo ago
ARM is British (America’s closest ally) and proprietary. If you’re swapping, just eliminate the risk and cost entirely. LoongArch is 32-bit instructions only. This means no MCUs due to poor code density. That forces them into RISCV anyway a
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by hajile 6mo ago
RVA23 is the standard target for compilers now. If you support newer stuff, it’ll take a while before software catches up (just like SVE in ARM or AVX in x86). If you try to make your own extensions, the standard compiler flags won’t be sup
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by hajile 6mo ago
Lab corundum is where it's at. Almost as hard as diamond (Mohs 9), but much less prone to cracking than diamond. It's available in tons of colors (most famous are blue and red -- sapphires and rubies). Lab-grown is so much better
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by hajile 6mo ago
I want them to finish the official TC39 binary AST proposal. Nearly twice as fast to parse and a bit smaller than minified code makes it a pretty much universally useful proposal. https://github.com/tc39/proposal-binary
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by hajile 6mo ago
Maybe they've been taking down jets the entire time and you've simply been lied to and the situation on the ground is different than what you believe. CENTCOM tweeted that no shootdown occurred only for Iran to show the wreckage a
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by hajile 6mo ago
All CAS can cause friendly fire, but that doesn't remove the need for CAS. The A-10 flies slower and closer than our fighter jets which means they have more time to assess the situation before taking action.
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by hajile 6mo ago
List the number of attacks on America by Iran. Now list the number of attacks from our "allies" like the Saudis or Israel. Words don't matter as much as actions and the biggest attacks on the US by countries in the ME were do
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by hajile 6mo ago
When they struck desalination plants in Bahrain would be an easy example. You can say that they are retaliatory strikes, but they are certainly against the Geneva Conventions. Iran's use of cluster munitions to attack swaths of Israeli

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