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US Treasury says NFTs 'highly susceptible' to fraud(theregister.com)
2 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
I don’t know why you’re trying to make this some kind of gotcha. What I said was absolutely 100% standard security advice. You’re just making yourself look silly here.
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by mdhb 2y ago
It actually matters a great deal if it’s one end of the spectrum. That’s very much central to the larger issue. There is nothing about the last ten years that would lead a most people to come to the conclusion that if only we didn’t mention
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by mdhb 2y ago
This.. AND… dev machines should be isolated environments via something like GitHub Codespaces, local docker containers or Google’s IDX. You also shouldn’t be able to push code directly to anywhere other than a centralized repository. All th
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by mdhb 2y ago
But unless I’m missing something here it’s not some equal far left / far right issue. It’s an issue with what seems to be exclusively far right parties who are getting caught one after another as a part of this ongoing investigation of
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A view on private equity and public services: this trend needs reversing(theguardian.com)
3 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
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Data Fetching Patterns in Single-Page Applications(martinfowler.com)
1 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
“Found”
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by mdhb 2y ago
An interesting aside here about moving away from React to Web Components was a big part of their improvement it seems.
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by mdhb 2y ago
Just finished reading the Wikipedia article in full and it actually seems fairly sensible given how quickly this had to come together. Draws boundaries in what seems like sensible places (potential for social harm, amount of compute involve
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by mdhb 2y ago
I think several of your examples appear to be confusing Google’s material design system with the frameworks capabilities.
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by mdhb 2y ago
Could you maybe provide a single clear example of how Google earth doesn’t feel native?
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by mdhb 2y ago
2/3 of those examples had no requirements for cross platform and still chose it anyways. Additionally all 3 of those examples decided to take what they already had with native and decided to rewrite it because of the benefits. I’m sayi
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by mdhb 2y ago
There is nothing about that that allows you to come to a good faith conclusion of “doesn’t take breaking changes seriously” when they literally do all of the work for you.
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by mdhb 2y ago
This isn’t true in Flutter. They literally bake into the CLI with each release which will automatically identify and upgrade any parts in your application using old APIs without any intervention required. It’s literally the opposite of what
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by mdhb 2y ago
I don’t think that premise of “native UI for anything that needs polish” is true these days. Canonical the company behind Ubuntu have said for some time now that all future app UIs of theirs would be done in Flutter starting with the very f
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by mdhb 2y ago
Flutter is so far in front of anything else out there I think at the moment.
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Apple geofences third-party browser engine work for EU devices(theregister.com)
16 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
I’m literally responding to someone who talked about Go and Rust who wanted a comparison.
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by mdhb 2y ago
I mean it’s a fully compiled, optimized machine code binary that I deploy but having said that, it’s not Rust or Go and I wouldn’t expect 100k rps at all. I just throw it up on Cloud Run and let it auto scale up and down as required and cal
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by mdhb 2y ago
From the article: > Interestingly, the core idea presented here is nothing new. In truth, this is how every templating language that outputs HTML has worked since at least the early 2000s (likely even older). It’s kind of hard to explain
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EU Policy. Meta's platforms hit with two more DSA investigations(euronews.com)
1 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
One has to wonder how many of the exploits out there don’t end up making their way to Cupertino as a result and what the consequences of that will be.
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by mdhb 2y ago
One of the nice things about Dart in particular is that they are actually very aware that they are currently a small community. In that sense they ended up making a big focus on having great interop with other languages. Currently they have
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by mdhb 2y ago
Kotlin would be the most direct comparison for sure. There is much less boilerplate than Java and also just by the fact that it’s a relatively new language (~10 years old) that was allowed to grow without a large community attached to it fo
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by mdhb 2y ago
I’ve been doing a lot of backend stuff recently with Dart after coming from a Node / Ruby background and I can’t begin to describe what a breath of fresh air it is. Insanely high quality of life improvement for development. The experie
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by mdhb 2y ago
That never happened.
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by mdhb 2y ago
The head count literally changed by 1.
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What's New in Flutter 3.22(medium.com)
11 points by mdhb 2y ago|3 comments
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by mdhb 2y ago
Christ some of the comments here are so cynical. I’ve only skimmed the docs so far but I believe they offer a full turnkey no config required solution for 2 frameworks currently but like Cloud Run you can bring literally whatever you like h

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