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by halapro 1y ago
I stand firm that there's no reason to write go in a .js file other than ragebaiting, especially with that "use" directive that clearly everyone is hating on Twitter at the moment (due to Vercel, etc) To be clear I'm fin
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by halapro 1y ago
Definitely not a minor feedback, there's no reason to write go in a .js file. Vite/rollup are perfectly able to "load" certain file types and parse them however you like.
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by halapro 1y ago
Who pays for this abstract exploration? I get that "in the future" it could be useful, but today these researchers need money. Is it like open source where people just do it because they want to?
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by halapro 1y ago
Sorry for the silly question, but why spend time on this? Is it just for fun or is all mathematical exploration eventually useful? This feels closer to art than engineering.
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by halapro 1y ago
I don't need lower latency, I need better congestion management. WiFi in busy areas (like airports) sucks.
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by halapro 1y ago
You can absolutely not reuse a DocumentFragment. The moment you append it to a node, the fragment is emptied. https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#mutation-algorithms > To insert a node into a parent before a child [...]: > I
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by halapro 1y ago
If you generate it from completely static and known values, have at it. If you include user-provided data, then you should sanitize it for HTML .
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by halapro 1y ago
jQuery does not sanitize HTML. This is why jQuery is no longer necessary, even if people think it is.
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by halapro 1y ago
> humanity’s future beyond Earth. Yes but why? It's cool that we can learn about what's around us, but in practice we're light years away from being interplanetary, we just can't afford it and our energy sources are l