mdhb

59 ms·

901.
by mdhb 2y ago
Curious to know how to compares with https://cranelift.dev/
902.
Flutter WASM is now stable(docs.flutter.dev)
6 points by mdhb 2y ago|3 comments
903.
by mdhb 2y ago
This is very much not normal and is absolutely a scandal.
904.
by mdhb 2y ago
This kind of shit makes all of their customers less safe. When people realise this is what they can expect from Apple they will just sell these exploits to intelligence agencies instead for who knows what purpose. So congratulations Apple o
905.
by mdhb 2y ago
They absolutely do not have a competent AI strategy and are many years behind the competition.
906.
by mdhb 2y ago
Hopefully they won’t be the absolute waste of time as a company that they have been on the web standards working groups. Hard to trust them at this point in any collaborative sense.
907.
by mdhb 2y ago
You are ironically doing the exact thing you are accusing others of but instead of being mad that people don’t know how a factory looks it’s you not understanding why people are upset at this and have very conveniently ended up at a positio
908.
by mdhb 2y ago
I don’t know that I’d rush to call Typescript awesome. It’s only awesome sitting next to JavaScript. Compared to say another modern language (I.e Dart or Kotlin) which has proper typing, compilation and didn’t have to take on all the baggag
909.
by mdhb 2y ago
Apple’s behaviour specifically
910.
EU opens formal proceedings against Facebook and Instagram under the DSA(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
1 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
911.
EU Launches Whistleblower Tools for Digital Services Act and Digital Markets Act(digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu)
1 points by mdhb 2y ago|0 comments
912.
by mdhb 2y ago
It’s the least capable browser on the market with the highest number of bugs by a huge margin and produced by the richest company in the world. It’s not by any reasonable standard a decent browser judged against its peers. They do less and
913.
by mdhb 2y ago
https://wpt.fyi/results/ Safari has more than double the number of standards tests that fail in their browser alone than anyone else. They are stupidly behind where they should be and intentionally did their best to cr
914.
by mdhb 3y ago
How things work in your mind and how they work in the real world are very very different things in this instance.
915.
by mdhb 3y ago
People just toss comments like this around as though they were facts when in fact it’s completely paranoid made up q-anon level nonsense. These laws work a very specific way and have very specific controls in place to prevent shit like you
916.
by mdhb 3y ago
“De Moraes’ critics claim he has abused his powers and shouldn’t be allowed to unilaterally ban social media accounts, including those of democratically elected legislators. But most legal experts see his brash tactics as legally sound and
917.
Verified pro-Nazi X accounts flourish under Elon Musk(nbcnews.com)
15 points by mdhb 3y ago|1 comments
918.
The Missing Features of iOS(ios404.com)
2 points by mdhb 3y ago|0 comments
919.
by mdhb 3y ago
Flutter is a nice alternative I found in that a lot of thought really went into how to design a UI framework from the ground up using everything we now have learned over the years about what works, what is important and without having to wo
920.
by mdhb 3y ago
I do continue to find it weird how CSS is just relegated to this second class citizen when it comes to web development and huge numbers of folks seemingly have little to no interest in learning it beyond what they can copy and paste. That w
921.
by mdhb 3y ago
I don’t think this CPU budget actually exists… it’s certainly never been publicly mentioned as far as I can tell. I think it’s another one of those half truths floating around the SEO world. Is there some concept of a budget regarding how m
922.
by mdhb 3y ago
Google have run headless chromium for many years now, there are no extra bonus points for serving straight HTML to them. The only thing you might get pinged on is if you have crappy core web vitals scores as a result of the client side rend
923.
by mdhb 3y ago
For what it’s worth it’s actually at 72% support according to Can I Use data and nothing at all like your 1/3 claim and as I mentioned has a polyfill. I don’t know why it is but almost every time I see your username pop up on HN it’s a
924.
Apple Store in New Jersey Files to Unionize in Renewed Push(bloomberg.com)
2 points by mdhb 3y ago|0 comments
925.
by mdhb 3y ago
Because one of them is a team that is primarily funded by grants but generally tries to do the right thing and the other is the richest company in the world who have a track record over a decade long of actively trying to cripple the web an
926.
by mdhb 3y ago
CSS Module scripts are only currently natively supported in blink based browsers because would you believe it Apple is years behind everyone else on web technology yet again for the millionth time. There is a simple polyfill however in the
927.
by mdhb 3y ago
CSS custom properties are what you’re looking for here. They cascade into the ShadowDOM without any issues.
928.
by mdhb 3y ago
I feel like maybe this isn’t well known because it’s the top voted comment and I hear people say this all the time but you absolutely can have global styles with ShadowDOM I do it all the time. You have two options: 1. you can insert a <
929.
by mdhb 3y ago
I think that might have been true when the DOM was the only game in town. With the introduction of WebGPU support coming to the platform a lot of those arguments begin to fall apart pretty quickly.
930.
by mdhb 3y ago
Just to be clear I’m not advocating for PGP at almost any point in time, especially not in 2024.

More ›