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by mpeg 4y ago
It is nothing like ASP.NET web forms... the server is not keeping any state here between requests, it simply renders the page and serialises the state, event handlers and such in a way that the client can pick them up and resume execution.
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by mpeg 4y ago
Resumability is still a kind of hydration, I suppose, but it's so much more efficient that it makes sense to separate it from hydration and just say it's "no hydration" same as some frameworks advertise "0kb js&quot
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by mpeg 4y ago
The key difference is that Svelte, like React/Vue and most other frameworks is not resumable. Resumability essentially means that the client is able to take server-rendered markup and state and resume execution – this greatly reduces t
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by mpeg 4y ago
Qwik is fairly well known already among js devs. Bear in mind this is a beta product, it's being actively developed (e.g. signals like in solidjs are coming soon, which is a pretty major feature) and the API is probably going to change
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by mpeg 4y ago
You can actually customise the prefetching strategy, and in fact the default qwik strategy on the latest version will prefetch visible listeners. You could change it to prefetch every listener on the page.
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by mpeg 4y ago
Where would you say has accurate salary data? They never actually got to discuss it with me so I don’t know for sure. Would they pay £200k+ base for a data engineering manager though? I don’t think I am senior enough for their director leve
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by mpeg 4y ago
I briefly thought about joining Meta this year and even went through a couple rounds of interviews for a management position, but I got a bit disheartened by the coldness of the whole interview process where I got to talk to people in rando
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by mpeg 4y ago
I also do think Tether is dodgy, but even if they weren't, the illusion would be the same – real money enters the market through the usual fiat onramps, then it gets traded for BTC. Since BTC/USDT is one of the most liquid markets
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by mpeg 4y ago
How does it compare to prefect?
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by mpeg 4y ago
As people are pointing out elsewhere in this thread, the biggest liquidity for BTC is in BTC/USDT markets So when people want to buy BTC they often do exchange from USDT.
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by mpeg 4y ago
I find it ridiculous to refer to "source material" as if it was gospel. Amazon owns the rights for this tv show, and therefore anything they make is new source material. Just like how in the Marvel cinematic universe Spiderman&#x2
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by mpeg 4y ago
If he wanted to be so defensive of his work, he shouldn't have sold it (or left it to his descendants to sell). You can't have it both ways, if I sell my startup to Google I can't then berate them for deviating from my vision
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by mpeg 4y ago
These codes are really just little puzzles, modern cryptography has no weaknesses of the kind these codes have. There are even sites that teach you about bad modern cryptography, like cryptohack [0] but in general the kind of skills you lea
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by mpeg 4y ago
That's your opinion. Who do you think loses out in a situation like that? The ad network is getting paid regardless, the adtech company (DSP, etc) will pretend nothing is wrong unless their client has hard proof and the client (probabl
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by mpeg 4y ago
indeed! the fintech world is already full of these footguns, but HN is very anti-crypto, so everything wrong that happens there is proof the whole industry is doomed
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by mpeg 4y ago
It's not exactly unique to crypto... in adtech, a configuration mistake on a web server can cost 6-7 figures as ads are being paid for, but take people nowhere.
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by mpeg 4y ago
This is incorrect, as the parent explained the point of an NFT is the signature, this proves you bought from a certain collection that was created by a certain wallet You can create your own BAYC, scammers do it all the time but they aren
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by mpeg 4y ago
I agree that electron apps are unnecessarily wasteful but if there’s something important enough to deserve the resources is a code editor. The underlying problem with Electron is that browsers are also massive resource hogs and I don’t see
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by mpeg 4y ago
I understand your point, but I can’t say I relate at all. I start my code editor maybe once or twice a day, so the launch speed does not even register RAM and computers in general are so cheap that I just max out every laptop configuration
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by mpeg 4y ago
They still are very much, especially for smaller studios David Cage (Fahrenheit, Heavy Rain, etc.) Hidetaka Miyazaki (Dark Souls)
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by mpeg 4y ago
Weird for you to gatekeep the metal genre, when in the Netflix docuseries for Woodstock 99 even the lead singer of Korn talks about how everyone should be able to enjoy a show without being assaulted People were getting trampled after falli
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by mpeg 4y ago
But they have to communicate this to the advertisers in the RTB bidstream, in a way that advertisers can decode to a unique subscriber identifier (or at least unique enough) Sending just the IP would be useless, as the publisher already has
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by mpeg 4y ago
That wouldn’t work as they almost certainly use CGNAT so an IP address is shared with thousands of subscribers. If I had to guess, they probably have a process similar to a cookie sync to obtain this id.
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by mpeg 4y ago
Maybe you got banned because you had a selfie with zuck as the profile picture. Some automated system trying to prevent celebrity impersonation might have flagged you.
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by mpeg 4y ago
For that to happen, one of your friends would have had to willingly allow this tool to scrape their social network, which would include your private posts. Is the scraper to blame here, or the friend?
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by mpeg 4y ago
Did we ever need Mighty?
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by mpeg 4y ago
The insane challenges can be even harder than boxes imho. When I first discovered htb I too had a couple months of hardcore grinding to become omniscient, then it became a bit too time consuming to keep doing them once I got in the top 10 I
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by mpeg 4y ago
That doesn't even work, I'm fully doxxed here and in other places and it has no idea what my name is. Even for OP it doesn't work, it just guesses "H* Boppre" (with a different name liks Hans, Horatio, etc. every ti
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by mpeg 4y ago
Right? This whole thread feels like a joke when the author just removed their full name from their public, open source code 3 hours ago (and only from one of their repos, their name is fully visible in all the other LICENSE.txt files)
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by mpeg 4y ago
Fair enough, just thought I’d warn you just in case.

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