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by hoten 5y ago
Do you have a good record of these sites/configurations? We suspect it's related to the host environment in some way that we can't reproduce on our machines. It'd be useful information for debugging if you can share it.
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by hoten 5y ago
Can you elaborate? If you are referring to the long duration of a SPA, we resolved that by making CLS windowed: https://web.dev/evolving-cls/
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by hoten 5y ago
All of the reported URLs showing this issue no longer do, in the latest version of Lighthouse or on web.dev. Can you provide the URL (either here or in that issue) for which you still get this error? Thanks!
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by hoten 5y ago
The URL constructor.
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by hoten 5y ago
Space missions like to set easier to accomplish goals. Anything after that is viewed as a bonus. US space program did the same with the recent Mars mission.
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by hoten 5y ago
I was inspired by a certain someone's meandering speech patterns to do something similar some years ago: https://www.biglyurl.com/
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by hoten 5y ago
“The winning odds of 1/3 on the first choice can’t go up to 1/2 just because the host opens a losing door,” Wow. I've never seen it phrased so simply. _of course_ it doesn't change–if you picked the door with a goat, the
608.
by hoten 5y ago
That's rather cynical. If an employer says I'm fine to talk about the company in public forums, but they only request I give a disclosure, then that's why I give a disclosure. Not some pointless brag. You can argue that legal
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by hoten 5y ago
I agree, but felt like confirming it anecdotally. I asked my two sisters, in their 20s (not in tech): they both had this misconception from school. A friend (not in tech) did too, but only until he tried registering a domain of his own and
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by hoten 5y ago
The author does. http://dotorgdoesntmeancredible.org/misguidedinstruction.htm...
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by hoten 6y ago
Relevant discussion: https://physics.stackexchange.com/a/79086 > i.e. there is no spacetime path which ever crosses the event horizon As I understand it, there isn't, from the perspective of an observer externa
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by hoten 6y ago
Not being dismissive but a serious answer: go outside? Walk a trail? Just do something to get out of your head. Maybe then you could consume some audio content about astronomy without feeling overwhelmed (or just find a place to read outsid
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by hoten 6y ago
You can find forums where pixel artists look for work. Here's one such forum: https://pixelation.org/index.php?board=8.0
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by hoten 6y ago
Yea, you can avoid it without losing much at all. Most common place IME you end up needing to use it are when assigning functions on a class as event listeners: if you want to be able to remove them, you need to use the same value in `addEv
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by hoten 6y ago
Given computers are nothing but a mind-bogging amount of very simple operations (add, mov, whatever on fixed size values), I'd suggest an equally apt comparison is that a computer is billions of nanobots cutting grass one blade at a ti
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by hoten 6y ago
That should work in the provided example, but in general `fn(cb)` is different: you lose the implied `this` binding unless you do `cb.bind(something)` beforehand. There's also some unexpected trouble due to potential extra parameters.
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by hoten 6y ago
Puppeteer should work. I believe PDF form controls are turned in HTML form elements, which can be queried by Puppeteer.
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by hoten 6y ago
Very interesting! side note but... _why_ do so many articles like to repeat things they just said in bigger text? It's usually somewhat spaced apart, but in this instance the sentence is repeated (but BIGGER) right after its written. &
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by hoten 6y ago
Adding to the theme of games where there shouldn't be: I had a bit of fun adding the Chrome dino game to DevTools a couple years ago: https://twitter.com/cjamcl/status/1143725364553764864?s=20
620.
by hoten 6y ago
I never knew my phone had a little tiny fan.
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by hoten 6y ago
Can anyone locate the photo from Gene Smith he mentioned towards the end?
622.
by hoten 6y ago
Do you mean a verbal insult, or some programming task he asked you to do that was far beneath your level?
623.
by hoten 6y ago
Further, it's impossible to know which hedge fund will beat the market. Using their past performance is not reliable over the long term.
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by hoten 6y ago
But isn't it? I can believe people inside Facebook really thought it was a critical problem, but I don't see how it could have become any more than an inconvenience. - There's a websql polyfill. I don't have experience w
625.
by hoten 6y ago
I'm only speculating, but the reason is likely because language servers are not written in JS. I assume electron apps can spin up arbitrary processes, allowing for a language servers to be written in anything. It'd be neat to see
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by hoten 6y ago
Nope, but there was the scene at the end of season one where Joe does something with fire (avoiding spoilers).
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by hoten 6y ago
what does green mean? EDIT: ah, new account.
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by hoten 6y ago
Comparing revenue might make sense if they were in the same slice of retail, but they aren't, so I think you can take zero value from such a comparison.
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by hoten 6y ago
The site is not making any such request, it is simply using a browser feature. The browser, on demand, downloads a known and trusted binary.
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by hoten 6y ago
But it is a confirmation. If you're far enough away (perhaps you forgot to lock right away), you won't hear the lock mechanism and wont know if you are too far away for the signal to reach. So you wait for a honk.

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