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Chrome 59 with TurboFan is Sometimes Slower than 58
(prerender.cloud)
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9y ago
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Lambda is Cheaper than EC2
(prerender.cloud)
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AWS Lambda Cold Start Benchmark (Node, Python, Java)
(github.com)
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Server-Side Rendering doesn't always make sense
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When Not to Server-Side Render
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10y ago
I've been successfully using Chrome headless in a 500MB Docker container for dumping the DOM for https://www.prerender.cloud/ for months (rendering a large variety of sites without restarts for weeks at a time) Run it
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The best Postgres feature you're not using – CTEs aka WITH clauses (2013)
(craigkerstiens.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
shameless plug: I'm already using headless Chrome for https://www.prerender.cloud/ and it's amazing (just building it from source https://docs.google.com/document/d/1a9cdsljKxCSreR2LDE3KE
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10y ago
The SPA frameworks and web APIs available to us now are pretty good - browserHistory as you mention, is available via `window.history.pushstate` and abstracted away for you in most SPA frameworks. > If built poorly, all of the browser fe
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10y ago
If you don't want the deal with the ambiguity of whether your AJAX will run or not, I'll shamelessly suggest https://www.prerender.cloud/ which is helping a few sites who couldn't get Google to execute their
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Chrome 55 uses 30% less memory than 54
(prerender.cloud)
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10y ago
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10y ago
For anyone needing a minimal effort prerendering solution (server side render for most JS frameworks), i.e. the use case described by Jeff - I made https://www.prerender.cloud/ (you could use the prerendercloud npm middlewa
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Apply for 12-month tour of USG 18F
(whitehouse.gov)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I made https://www.prerender.cloud/ and it _might_ be useful here - that is, solving that initial 3.3mb loading penalty for the JS. But it may require removing your loading screen so the screen doesn't flash to loading
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10y ago
After making a React app for a hackathon in August, I was surprised I couldn't paste a link on Twitter and see a URL preview, thus began https://www.prerender.cloud/ - middleware that runs your single page app through
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10y ago
similar question was just asked 2 weeks ago: Ask HN: How to get started with machine learning? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12713056
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Show HN: React server side rendering as a service
(prerender.cloud)
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10y ago
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Make a blog for create-react-app in 10 lines of code
(prerender.cloud)
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10y ago
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10y ago
(almost instead of completely useless) because there's still a ~50ms Lambda penalty
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10y ago
You're right, and I agree it isn't apples to apples. I am still looking for ways to break the 150ms TLS handshake barrier (let me know if you have) My intention was merely to point out the difference between bare/raw HTTP on
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10y ago
The problem is that if you don't play by their "standard box" rules, you may not end up in the truck at all. The users browsing the AMP results may never feel compelled to scroll down to see non AMP results. So a publisher&#x
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10y ago
Not supported, as in, the react-devtools that rely on it could break at any moment? Or just that you don't officially document the API?
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10y ago
> After peeling through the React codebase Except you don't have to peel through their code base or intercept any calls, they expose a clean interface for this: https://github.com/facebook/react-devtools You ca
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Is new AWS region us-east-2 Ohio online? (screenshot)
(cloud.githubusercontent.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
Yes, you can use TensorFlow directly and not know much, here are more examples https://github.com/aymericdamien/TensorFlow-Examples It's OK to jump in and try it without having background information. See how far
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10y ago
If you want to jump right in with "hello world" type TensorFlow (a tool for machine learning), see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12465935 (how to fit a straight line using TensorFlow) If you like to study&#
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10y ago
Altman keeps the dialogue focused and Hoffman actually gave candid answers. The two of them together run through the pillars of starting a company (having a hypothesis, testing it, MVP, distribution and strategizing about funding) My favori
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Why announce your secret, unprecedented cyberstrike against Russia?
(marginalrevolution.com)
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10y ago
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Why I Don't Vote: The Honest Truth
(econlog.econlib.org)
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10y ago
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“Twitter search doing to Google what broadband did to AOL” (2009)
(businessinsider.com)
2 points
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jotto
10y ago
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