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by kgraves 6y ago
until you need to change something in that binary.
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by kgraves 6y ago
This is what you get when you sell your soul to Google and rely on your competitors funding for years on end. And what does Mozilla of today have to show for it? A self aggrandising, navel-gazing, tone deaf, hollow templated puff piece whic
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by kgraves 6y ago
this is the real problem that caused this all of this catastrophe for Mozilla. we are now in Mozilla's downfall.
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by kgraves 6y ago
Did you really expect Mozilla to care about Servo? I'm sorry, but to them it was a experimental toy that didn't make them any money and they saw it as a cost center.
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by kgraves 6y ago
now you have two languages in your codebase that your team has to maintain :/
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by kgraves 6y ago
Isn't this just a classic case of unbundling[0], as to which Figma and Canva are just unbundling Adobe products. Come to think of it, I also think the reverse will happen when people realise that using multiple tools in concert will ca
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by kgraves 6y ago
Sounds like a huge red flag to me then, and loses my confidence that this service is reliable, plus it makes it a hard decision for most (even me) to go with them. It also signals to me it is not battle tested and results in lost sales. I&#
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by kgraves 6y ago
who hurt you? Seems like the monarchy cannot win either way to rectify their errors with British colonialism. So the commonwealth is also bad as well? or you prefer it to be abolished?
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by kgraves 6y ago
Didn't appreciate the advertising, I found the article a bit hard to read, wanted to know who is using this in prod, but found nothing.
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by kgraves 6y ago
You couldn't have. You might have had a person you know have your number in their address book uploaded to Facebook.
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by kgraves 6y ago
Just curious who uses Fly.io in production? This looks very impressive but i'm scared to use this instead of something battle tested like Heroku or App Engine. Is the experience similar?
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by kgraves 6y ago
When I was a kid I was reading books about the future, flying cars, regular trips to the moon/mars, jetpacks, calling on your watch, autonomous vehicles, etc. Seeing this post just existing makes me feel lied to. Where have we gone wro
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by kgraves 6y ago
Postgres still doesn't support native global replication, :( this is kind of a deal breaker for me.
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by kgraves 6y ago
I'm seeing a lot of complaints about Crystal's slow compile speed. But isn't Rust's compile speed also slow too and it's still being used by many engineers? Even then after 1.0 for Rust, I haven't seen any comp
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Ask HN: Service for setting up multi region app?
1 points by kgraves 6y ago|0 comments
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by kgraves 6y ago
Vimeo?
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Ask HN: UX of Password Login vs. Magic Link Login?
3 points by kgraves 6y ago|2 comments
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by kgraves 6y ago
How do you know that this social network is an echo chamber?
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Real-Time Blog Post Views with React and Firebase(leerob.io)
1 points by kgraves 6y ago|0 comments
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by kgraves 6y ago
wait what why?
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by kgraves 6y ago
Is this an impersonation or a real blog from Quibi, I know they are allegedly shutting down but is this actually their official statement?
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by kgraves 6y ago
kiwicopple, really excited with how Supabase is coming along, definitely a need in the developer space to reduce reliance on Google services and Firebase is a big one, just a couple of questions: 1) Has there been anyone using Supabase in p
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by kgraves 6y ago
How does Parse compare to something like Firebase or Supabase?
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Ask HN: The state of Firebase alternatives in 2020?
69 points by kgraves 6y ago|34 comments
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by kgraves 6y ago
Disagree on GCP. Extremely hesitant to GCP ever since they performed that price hike of their GKE product for their control plane. I really can't trust them anymore, given that nearly all of Google's entire product suite can just
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by kgraves 6y ago
> Actually it should be but they are uneducated. Or maybe they are educated and they realise it is a non-issue and not worth the effort to put into. > That is a poor attitude. In a scenario where that fixed things it would only fix th
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by kgraves 6y ago
> Your argument demonstrates a lack of understanding of websites with/without HTTPS. I assume PG's website is popular which gives weight to the argument that it should have HTTPS. Except that you've missed that this is an
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by kgraves 6y ago
But is it urgent? doesn't seem like it is though. There are millions of sites without HTTPS that should have it, why specifically his site / blog? He isn't thinking about starting a account or a bank on his site is he?
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by kgraves 6y ago
His website works fine without it, what's the issue here?
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by kgraves 6y ago
A more bigger reason that this is a big non-issue then, just use an Android or Chromebook for your Widevine enabled content on 'Linux'. Problem solved for the Linux crowd.

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