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by hoten 7y ago
Look up Chrome Feature Policies.
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by hoten 7y ago
How does this integrate with the inventory management restaurants require?
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by hoten 7y ago
He'd obviously consult top doctors. Why would a doctor be better at organizing a large response than a proven business leader who pivoted to disease control?
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by hoten 7y ago
yeah, title is misleading. https://cs.chromium.org/ is the next best thing.
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by hoten 7y ago
What does it mean for a market to have inefficiencies?
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by hoten 7y ago
It may not be too late. you could rewrite the history (but good luck syncing it to everyone)
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by hoten 7y ago
a11y is hard. I like to let axe ( extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/axe-web-accessibil... ) do all the hard work for me.
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by hoten 7y ago
The issue is a mask shortage.
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by hoten 7y ago
Which internet stranger am I to believe?
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by hoten 7y ago
I had the exact same reaction to this site a few days ago. https://twitter.com/cjamcl/status/1228501692682924032
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by hoten 7y ago
What users have you met that don't get frustrated by slow sites?
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by hoten 7y ago
With a service worker, you can stream the header part of a new document instantly from the service worker, while fetching the content. That essentially makes an instance first paint. I don't think that's what the example is showin
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by hoten 7y ago
The post says that the video element is told it's being hovered, although it is unclear if that means the rendering context has that element set to hover (thus CSS changes even if pointer events is set to none), or that some internal-
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by hoten 7y ago
You should follow Surma. He's doing interesting work in this area (moving stuff off the main thread). https://twitter.com/DasSurma
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by hoten 7y ago
Because browsers. And because HTML isn't the issue, it's main thread JS.
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by hoten 7y ago
My first job, the BTD loop was at least an hour. This was 2015.
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by hoten 7y ago
That's just the thing- it's not good, it's consistently good. That's the draw.
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by hoten 7y ago
a11y. i18n. They did a lot there.
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by hoten 7y ago
works fine on my pixel 2. You can't 100% control the pods from your phone (only thing I know is you need to sync w/ a mac to change stuff like wifi name).
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by hoten 7y ago
jsonp
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by hoten 7y ago
The point on not minimizing HTML doesn't make any sense to me. Who looks at HTML via View Source to understand a site, when the Elements panel is right there?
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by hoten 7y ago
Lighthouse is on it: https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse/issues/10122
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by hoten 7y ago
Because it's experimental and you have to start somewhere.
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by hoten 7y ago
I work on Lighthouse (user of the Chrome DevTools protocol) and work with the DevTools team (obviously the main user of the protocol) - and when I first saw browserless I was blown away. So cool! Good job with your success. What was the har
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by hoten 7y ago
We need some Pigovian taxes.
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by hoten 7y ago
It certainly does not take merely nanoseconds to wait for JS to run in another process.
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by hoten 7y ago
It's also good for performance. The blocking can happen immediately in the browser/network process, instead of waiting for the extension code to run in its own process and tell the network service what to do.
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by hoten 7y ago
Unless he's making his own JS engine, it won't.
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by hoten 7y ago
Yes - Lighthouse does this https://github.com/GoogleChrome/lighthouse Chrome DevTools uses Closure compiler directly, but also via jsdoc. In fact, the TS team uses chrome devtools as a test case to validate their jsdoc
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by hoten 7y ago
V8 is Google / Chromium.

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