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by mhoad 4y ago
Under implementation in Chromium too https://bugs.chromium.org/p/v8/issues/detail?id=7748
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by mhoad 5y ago
Not only have used in non trivial situations but 1000% would use again and now consider it my default go to language of choice. As mentioned elsewhere in this thread it clearly DOES do well at exceptional scale given that the majority of Go
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by mhoad 5y ago
I should stop posting while drinking wine too it seems :)
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by mhoad 5y ago
Fuschia from Google also looks to have a very good solution to this problem but is probably still a couple of years away.
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by mhoad 5y ago
I consider it telling that Facebook doesn’t dog food React Native when it comes to their primary source of income (their application or their ads manager depending how you want to look at the problem) but Google Ads is totally done in Angul
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by mhoad 5y ago
AngularDart is sadly basically dead these days at least publicly. It still runs all of Google Ads so it’s very well maintained internally I imagine but it’s officially unsupported publicly at this point which I agree is a shame. Flutter for
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Elon Musk Demonstrates How Little He Understands About Content Moderation(techdirt.com)
15 points by mhoad 5y ago|3 comments
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by mhoad 5y ago
Nobody is coming to kill him. The scenario as a whole makes no sense when you think about it with even the most gentle level of scrutiny. His only danger at this point is jail.
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by mhoad 5y ago
This is an entire movie script you’ve made up in your mind. That isn’t how any of it works .
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by mhoad 5y ago
I see it as more of a natural correlation honestly.
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Web3: A VC-funded gig economy of securities fraud(davidgerard.co.uk)
220 points by mhoad 5y ago|190 comments
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by mhoad 5y ago
Would be great if companies could do this on their own rather than having to be forced kicking and screaming
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by mhoad 5y ago
Codespaces is great in my experience. VSCode devcontainers is another very similar approach that will keep it on your machine but at least containerize the development environment raising the bar fairly significantly for a rogue package to
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by mhoad 5y ago
For whatever it is worth this is the one I am betting on.
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by mhoad 5y ago
Sorry just to be clear, I wasn’t tying this to the strict mode situation but was attaching myself to the concept that this is just one of several points where the framework is showing some signs that it’s time to start thinking about altern
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by mhoad 5y ago
Broadly speaking I think React is in a weird spot where they have painted themselves into a corner with no obvious way of fixing it by essentially forking the DOM and doing so many things independently of the wider web platform. That approa
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by mhoad 5y ago
In the same way you shouldn’t claim to speak for all homeless.
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by mhoad 5y ago
Must be all the coke..
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by mhoad 5y ago
What a visionary. This whole gig is just going to be a series of random brainfarts and trolling isn’t it?
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by mhoad 5y ago
Worse still because Cloud Run is basically just managed KNative it’s not some crazy proprietary technology that Amazon would have to develop in house.
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by mhoad 5y ago
I was wondering the same, I only know the GCP ecosystem and there I already consider cloud functions to be a “legacy” choice relative to Cloud Run where I no longer need to have a 1 to 1 relationship between requests and invocations along w
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by mhoad 5y ago
Safari has been pretty aggressive in saying that the only areas they are lacking are as a result of privacy concerns which is actively wrong on multiple levels (the feature gap is huge across many areas that have absolutely zero to do with
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by mhoad 5y ago
There is another pretty good solution for this that will allow your front end to stick with JSON and keep your backend as gRPC only which is to stick envoy in front of the gRPC services and use a filter to translate between the two which is
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by mhoad 5y ago
I appreciate that they seem to be taking some publicly visible steps towards no longer being the worlds most hated browser by developers everywhere but they still have a long way to go.
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by mhoad 5y ago
React is pretty terrible in terms of both performance and size compared to something a bit closer to the platform like lit.dev
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by mhoad 5y ago
I don’t know I disagree with anything you said other than the end goal. But yes, I agree, I think getting the Linux kernel out of Android is an obvious next step. Does Android just become another Fuschia “product” at that point the same way
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by mhoad 5y ago
There is no compelling reason to keep Android running as some legacy option when they are making Android and more generally Linux compatibility as a goal. It would just be a slower, less secure option with years of cruft and a huge dependen
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by mhoad 5y ago
I think the idea of a proper production grade Fuschia workstation that you could use as a daily driver is still a few years away realistically. However, I think when that happens a lot of interesting opportunities will I inevitably open up
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by mhoad 5y ago
I think it’s currently unusual but makes sense as a pretty obvious SOP for an attacker with a specific target set who is sitting on top of a pretty valuable vulnerability (RCE on a fully up to date Chrome in this instance). They are hard to
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Former Catholic bishop admits covering up sexual abuse allegations(theguardian.com)
9 points by mhoad 5y ago|0 comments

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