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by paraditedc 8y ago
There are equivalent articles in Chinese. a -> yige "一个" the -> zhege "这个"/ nage "那个＂ And of course words like "my", "our" which are used in place of articles are there as well. You mi
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Coincidentally, here's JavaScript's getting started workflow: - Command + Option + J (on Mac+Chrome) - Start writing JavaScript
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Yeah I mean CSP - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/CSP Specifically script-src: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Co...
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by paraditedc 8y ago
And how do you know the browser plugin source code have not changed?
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by paraditedc 8y ago
> Also, serving a 3rd party script from the 1st party's domain gives the 3rd party permission to make ajax calls to the 1st party domain, which may open up security holes. What do you mean? The 3rd script served from 3rd party domai
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by paraditedc 8y ago
I don't think you need SRI if you already have SCP with hash? SCP covers dynamically loaded scripts also, which should provide more security than SRI.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Sorry if it is not clear, I was referring to html files returned by servers when user visits old-fashioned server-rendered web pages (non-SPA pages) like `/page1` or `/page2`. How do you version urls like those? Something like `&#
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by paraditedc 8y ago
On the positive side, with apps, there's a lower chance to land on a phishing app, because apps need to be reviewed before they appear on the store.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Curious what's the strategy you use to invalidate browser cache for non-SPA? When deploying new changes.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
And this is the first time I heard someone complain Amazon UI being slow. And Amazon sales or stock are not dropping. Probably you are not part of the 99% of users that Amazon is targeting.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Really depends on what is your product and how users use it. If the user just visit a few pages every time, you probably don't need SPA. However, if your website has hundreds of pages and users need to navigate around a lot, SPA would
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by paraditedc 8y ago
So are you against frameworks or JS?
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by paraditedc 8y ago
With service worker, after you deploy the new changes, user will still load the cached version first, before downloading new version in the background. So the load time is still short.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
I am surprised by the fact that author completely ignores client side caching using browser and service worker, as well as SSR. One key point of PWA is that it works offline and loads faster after after first load (even after you deploy new
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Maybe TikTok is a better example, given its ability to influence public opinions.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Since we are in the fallout stage now, it is important to note that this news is poorly received within China, with most organizations against it or denying ties with it. I wrote a summary of reactions in China on my blog if anyone is inter
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by paraditedc 8y ago
nvm (comment removed)
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by paraditedc 8y ago
pdf of the document: https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/ir/2018/NIST.IR.8202.pdf
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by paraditedc 8y ago
To illustrate how ridiculous that this is considered a piece of news to Westerners, consider if Chinese media reports "Taylor Swift confirmed to have voted in the election." I don't think the term "confirmed" is the
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Doubts within China on gene-edited babies story(paraditedc.com)
3 points by paraditedc 8y ago|0 comments
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by paraditedc 8y ago
1. This is literally an opinion piece. 2. The author seems to reference the official document from the government. I did an extensive review of official document on social credit system (link in my profile), and didn't find anything de
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by paraditedc 8y ago
> Zhima Credit’s algorithm considers not only whether you repay your bills but also what you buy, what degrees you hold, and the scores of your friends. I think you misunderstood what this means. It means when taking loans, the algorithm
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Hold on a sec. You are advocating for less transparency for government policies? I need to bookmark this.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
> At a certain point you will end up on one or more blacklists, and there is no clear way to get off it again, or even arbitrage this act. > There are rules in preparation (or already implemented) where your network of friends and rel
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by paraditedc 8y ago
No need to use capital letters. I fully agree.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Totally agree.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
Unlike Uber (or even HN for that matter), China's social credit system is transparent and explicit in the way it rewards or deducts points. You know what you did wrongly to lose points, so that you can avoid it next time. You also kn
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by paraditedc 8y ago
I guess you are referencing Nazi? Without going into a history lesson, let me just point out that China fought against Germany in both WW1 and WW2. So our parents and grandparents do have some ideas of experiments and consequences.
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by paraditedc 8y ago
I want to leave a comment to fellow Chinese citizens reading this thread. 1. "Don't waste your time with explanations. People only hear what they want to hear." 2. Don't get triggered by downvotes. They are just virtual
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by paraditedc 8y ago
> right now > 22 November 2017 Also: https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=germany&source=lnms&tbm=n...

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