milky2028

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by milky2028 8mo ago
Web Components are bad. Lit in particular is one giant memory leak. No tooling exists for making use of server-rendered Shadow DOM, which means users pay CPU cycles for client-side rendering. Everything here is still true: https:/&#x2
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by milky2028 4y ago
A point made before, a little whinier this time. What are you doing about it?
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by milky2028 4y ago
Woof that opening quote about being born in East Africa has not aged well.
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by milky2028 4y ago
AWS | NYC | Engineering | Hybrid | https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mattpope1_aws-reinvent-2020-k... Good people solving some interesting problems. Lots of secret, unannounced, greenfield stuff to work on. Hit me up and
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by milky2028 5y ago
I wonder if some sites are using JavaScript to handle language, but they don’t want to use navigator.language since below IE 11 doesn’t support it. In this case, it might make sense to fall back to location.
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by milky2028 5y ago
This is incorrect. The File System Access API 100% does contain a showOpenFilePicker API. As it says in the blog post, they’ve just begun this process by beginning with the private origin portion of the API, but they’ll be adding the other
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by milky2028 5y ago
Like, I’m a Snowden guy. I rep this dude but this article is garbage.
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by milky2028 5y ago
Is it just me or is this nonsensical trash that seems to say absolutely nothing?
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by milky2028 6y ago
It's worth $150k not to have to live in Carmel.
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by milky2028 6y ago
I really don't need another half-baked social platform built into something that already does one thing very well.
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by milky2028 6y ago
Yup. Same here. Went into a mini panic.
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by milky2028 7y ago
All of these are pretty good points. It makes sense that there aren't many jobs specifically focusing on WASM yet or that anyone working on it now is still seen as a Front End Developer who just does the WASM stuff. Thanks everyone!
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Ask HN: Are there any jobs yet in WebAssembly?
11 points by milky2028 7y ago|8 comments
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by milky2028 7y ago
It's not too farfetched to think that some Rust code might be used in Android itself. Google already uses Rust in ChromeOS to build the Linux VM.