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by laundermaf 4y ago
Facebook prints money too but that didn’t stop them from turning the clean perfect interface they had in 2010 into the steaming pile of eggs it is now.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Do you really want to spend 10 months retrieving that data? I don’t think there's a single real-life scenario where you do need data, just not this year. So $2.56/TiB is unattainable.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> AWS is some kind of prepaid scheme I heard from a friend who chose AWS to handle backups specifically because he prepaid for them, that presumably is already possible.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> Seems like a non-story to me. Kinda. It’s interesting to see we let robots where others can’t go, even in mundane tasks like delivery.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
While you can enforce the contract later, does it save you from the algorithm and "I don't have that information"?
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by laundermaf 4y ago
No antitrust case yet?
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Not. As shown in many examples in this thread.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Outdated junk from a junk website. Stop upvoting this. The domain should probably be blocked from HN like tabloids are.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
No, what happened with w3fools is that someone realized that it was not “politically correctly” so they picked out a couple of “fixed” examples and said “never mind it’s fine now.” The reality is that w3schools is low quality spam and it wi
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by laundermaf 4y ago
You’re referring to “tag selectors” vs “class selectors” Engines are now good enough you don’t really have to worry about selector performance unless you’re using ridiculously complex selectors, and even then the least efficient part is act
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Having such a stylesheet not automatically work in dark mode defeats the purpose. It says "no classes" but then it demands that you add an invalid attribute on your HTML to trigger it. OK, that's a no for me. Source: htt
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by laundermaf 4y ago
I don’t find the HTTP headers approach useful. Headers only appear a few bytes before the HTML so if you keep the regular link tag right at the top of the file you’re good to go; no need to mess with headers. Every HTML file should start
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by laundermaf 4y ago
I’m not sure you know exactly what “critical CSS” refers to because it’s unrelated to font loading and “color styles.” It has to do with inlining the CSS required for content “above the fold” while loading the rest asynchronously.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Amazon devices are sold because they’re cheap ebook readers. Huawei has only been blocked from dealing with the US, but as a result it’s been killed around the world after being one of the leading low-cost brands. Why? No Google. Take out t
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by laundermaf 4y ago
I covered that in the text you quoted: > unless you’re in China. You sell in China, you don’t need Google’s approval. Outside it you most certainly do.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
You’re missing a few key points here: - Google most certainly can restrict how its products are used, in fact they do. Licensing comes with rules. - Huawei is “free” to use AOSP, but can’t use Google’s APIs. See how far they got with that.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
I think "breaking" is really part of Svelte’s life. I used Svelte since v1 five tears ago and basically I had to rewrite those small projects every time I touched them.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> escalate your issue to their legal department That's scary to even think about, you might just get SLAPP'd https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_lawsuit_against_publ...
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> Only a fraction of properties are exclusively on airbnb I don't know where you live, but the "cross-listing" I see here is on Facebook, and that's next to useless compared to Airbnb’s ease of use. In places with few
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by laundermaf 4y ago
True, but I wager they’re vastly more popular than you think, considering the amount of VPN advertising of the last few years. We’re not talking about PGP here.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
Just as many as any other software.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
It’s static hosting. If they change their terms, it couldn’t be any easier to switch. I switched most of my Netlify sites to CloudFlare Pages in like 10 clicks each. The whole point of having a static file is that they’re super easy to mana
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by laundermaf 4y ago
The other problem is that one goes down, they all go down. A static website has absolutely no reason to go down.
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> what's wrong with shared hosting? You answered that yourself: > It costs less than $10/month That’s a lot of dollars for a static website. There are a myriad of free options and there have been for years. Kinda disappointi
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> Small cost per email like 0.01 cents that is trivial for legitimate senders but not for bulk-sending spammers Given how much is spent on ads, I’d say that an email is still worth more than that. So, what you get is spammers paying minu
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by laundermaf 4y ago
You may encounter issues with mixed packages too, actually a lot more issues given that people expect `module.exports = ` and `export default` to be equal but are not. Just save yourself some headache and publish either ESM or CJS, not both
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by laundermaf 4y ago
While many probably balked at the title, which is correct, I suggest reading the actual article. There are situations where a bundler is beneficial, but indeed you should not need it, as long as you just ship ESM and don't over-complic
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> certain libraries that don’t work with esm yet I assume that you're talking about tools rather than libraries. Any simple library can import ESM asynchronously and any ESM packages can import CJS packages even with static import
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by laundermaf 4y ago
> dependency versions being fixed is a feature Pushing multiple versions of the same library is a bug. Semver ranges exist for a reason. > a dependency published a semver-compatible update that broke something The same can happen with
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by laundermaf 4y ago
For what? If you want to alter it, yes, otherwise package.json already has `bundledDependencies` to achieve the same without cluttering your repository.

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