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by inlined 2y ago
(I work on Firebase App Hosting, which also supports Next.js directly rather than OpenNext) I want to +1 that Vercel has been really improving their portability. We still have Next.js specific code in Firebase, and having different architec
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by inlined 2y ago
I think the hardest gesture to do would be to scroll. Cheekily I nominate sticking your tongue out and virtually licking the UX up/down
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by inlined 2y ago
I teach AED use and both my curriculum and trainer AEDs have one pad on the right chest and one on the left side. Is this the “two on the chest” method? If so, why have organizations not updated their curriculum and tooling? Should I assume
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by inlined 2y ago
Traditionally, you would sign with the government’s public key so that only they can decrypt it. But ballots are so low entropy that I’d be worried about brute forcing it (maybe some significant nonces can be added?) a solution where you us
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by inlined 2y ago
Things I like: - Everything is an expression - Async imports just work without thought - Yaml-like object structuring - JSX improvements - Multi-line string literals without leading whitespace Things I’m on the fence about: - Pipe operators
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by inlined 2y ago
Mom and pop are the consumers/victims here. And if 46% of all websites are WordPress, it’s probably likely that it has a monopoly on sites in its domain (e.g. blogging, commerce)
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by inlined 2y ago
Do you want antitrust investigations? Because this is how you get antitrust investigations. Wordpress is nearly half of the Internet. There’s a pretty compelling argument that Matt is using his market power to prevent competition in violati
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by inlined 2y ago
Can we either remove the subtitle that’s not in the article or s/affect/effect?
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by inlined 2y ago
I actually wonder if “tip the development team” makes sense (assuming tipping is gratuity and not because an employer pays below-living wages). Weirdly it might even lead to quality improvement because low tip areas could be detected and de
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by inlined 2y ago
Wonder if the size of this breach will be used as evidence of consumer harm by their monopoly. If there were more competition in the market, there wouldn’t be one single treasure trove so enticing.
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by inlined 2y ago
Vercel has great products (both their hosting product and Next.js). If we look back far enough, some of Next.js’s most killer features (e.j. ISR) had tight coupling with their hosting platform. In the last year, Vercel has really upped thei
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by inlined 2y ago
Yes, I’m the engineering lead of Firebase App Hosting. If you have anything you want to talk about, inlined.dev has all the places you can find me.
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by inlined 2y ago
Any node app works if you have a build and start script. Being a “supported” framework is a lot more about forward looking commitments that we’ll understand your site’s configuration and translate it to our native output rather than asking
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by inlined 2y ago
The build process is open source, as are any adapters we use to help align vanilla code to best practices. Some stuff is magic (e.g. the FIREBASE_CONFIG env being automatically injected), but I’d hardly call that a risk of lock-in.
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Firebase App Hosting(firebase.blog)
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by inlined 2y ago
Though I'm not familiar with the specifics, they announced "context caching"
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by inlined 2y ago
Yes, against Hollywood. Before then you could only see a Fox movie at a Fox theater
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by inlined 3y ago
https://arstechnica.com/google/2024/01/google-lays-off-hundr...
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by inlined 3y ago
Especially since Google had always had the AOSP as a reasonable way of demonstrating their commitment to the industry as a whole disjoint from the places where they thought the Google ecosystem provided extra value (which they admittedly re
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by inlined 3y ago
Unless Apple has a most favored nation clause—another legal practice that should be outlawed
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by inlined 3y ago
Taken in the context of Google as a whole, this seems like pretty good evidence that Google does not consider itself to benefit from monopoly power like the DOJ claims. If Google did have a monopolistic advantage, they could refuse to pay t
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by inlined 3y ago
I feel like Cal Poly SLO prepped me for “real programming” relatively well. The software engineering major has a year long capstone program building software for a real company. I built a scriptable GPS emulator for Trimble. I was also requ
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by inlined 3y ago
Are you using a log service directly, or stdout? Stdout has no such issue. On Run (and therefore functions 2nd gen) you get a SIGINT before the container is shut down. Open Telemetry is pretty easy to configure to flush on SIGINT in the bac
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by inlined 3y ago
What part of the constitution prohibits banning software?
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by inlined 3y ago
Large amounts of money being sent through tumblers is definitely suspicious. Or spending more money than reported income.
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by inlined 4y ago
I used to work at Microsoft on the windows team. There it was very common to have a “goto cleanup” for all early exits. It was clean and readable. Otoh, I once was assigned to investigate an assertion error in the bowels of IE layout code.
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by inlined 4y ago
My email address is no@never.com. I’ve actually seen some forms reject it though
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by inlined 4y ago
The iPad
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by inlined 4y ago
If the latter requires you to do your own mini router to handle each verb separately, then yes. It greatly improves readability and reduces boilerplate to have the ability to have one handler per path x verb
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by inlined 4y ago
I hope you’ll watch the firebase summit keynote on Tuesday

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