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by sgammon 2y ago
GraalVM also has an agent for Gradle and Maven which can do this.
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by sgammon 2y ago
This comment is quoting Mitt Romney
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by sgammon 2y ago
The nyt disclosure on this reporting is about to be wild
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by sgammon 2y ago
This is awesome
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by sgammon 2y ago
Why are you comparing yourself to Next.js, which is well-known to be slow?
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by sgammon 2y ago
Why is this getting downvoted? Lol. It's a substantive, valid question. CSR is inferior to SSR in many ways: SEO, performance... so, why build it at all? I am only curious.
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by sgammon 2y ago
Why are you building CSR when every other mature web framework is shooting for streaming SSR support? Why even build that at all?
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by sgammon 2y ago
Then why do you have "Install Bun" in the steps to get started?
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by sgammon 2y ago
Bun.x is not a standard API
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by sgammon 2y ago
Incredibuild is on this list (at least with regard to current leadership)
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by sgammon 2y ago
Sounds like GraalVM counts and Oracle intends to argue on that basis.
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Towards Better Serialization (June 2019)(openjdk.org)
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by sgammon 2y ago
elide has a typescript layer for graaljs
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by sgammon 2y ago
Damn, that's crazy. I'm poor and know exactly what to do.
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by sgammon 2y ago
By removing it from the market, making enormous technical tweaks based on user feedback, and then putting it back on the market.
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by sgammon 2y ago
> police using photos/location to figure out that a woman from Texas How would they access that information? Under this feature, no location information for the user would be held by Apple's servers. Plus, Apple would have to d
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by sgammon 2y ago
Ask App Not To Track was literally just the ability for the user to choose for themselves whether tracking is allowed. That’s a user agency improvement.
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by sgammon 2y ago
> Watch AI bots trade > BOUGHT TLRY
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by sgammon 2y ago
> Not impressed. So Apple kneecaps Meta's cross-app advertising, something that literally makes them no direct revenue to implement, and protects users (it famously reduced Facebook cross-app analytics traffic to a significant degre
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by sgammon 2y ago
Also, because it's just worth noting anyway: > That's Safari in a trenchcoat. Then so is Chrome, or, where do you draw the line? WebKit bad, Gecko good? Why? Blink is a fork of WebKit. Ultimately who cares which JIT-enabled bro
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by sgammon 2y ago
> Why is there no citation on this one? Clearly none was needed since you know what I was referring to. I disagree that the APIs are not sufficient, since I've used them in enterprise contexts and found them to be comprehensive. The
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by sgammon 2y ago
Ah yes, you're right. I spoke to soon. I just checked on the latest Beta simulator and, sure enough, it is checked, with a fresh install and no iCloud account. At least that proves the service is accessible anonymously (i.e., without a
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by sgammon 2y ago
Worth noting that you need iCloud active in the first place to opt-out of this feature, so it is still opt-in, since it is only ever defaulted to being on for users who proactively signed into iCloud.
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by sgammon 2y ago
Ultimately, here is a user-level guide to this feature: (1) Do you trust iCloud? iMessage? If so, then you already trust weaker technologies than the ones in use here. In my opinion, trusting iMessage is sensible, and it has been tested (se
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by sgammon 2y ago
> I'm only aware that apple offers advanced protection on your uploaded data, which you have to opt into, which might be what you're talking about...? This is to store your data within iCloud. You can turn it off or on at you
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by sgammon 2y ago
> So no third party, including law enforcement can access data held by apple? Including apple? At any point? Correct. iMessage already delivered the features you are describing. The features described here are even stronger, since there
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by sgammon 2y ago
> I'd be much more impressed if we could run software like Little Snitch on iOS You can; or, at least, the APIs are available for this, and have been for some time. > or install Firefox https://apps.apple.com/us&#
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by sgammon 2y ago
https://www.swift.org/blog/announcing-swift-homomorphic-encr... https://github.com/apple/swift-homomorphic-encryption https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/homomorphic-en
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by sgammon 2y ago
nyt now has it: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2024/12/29/us/jimmy-carter https://archive.is/tbb2v
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by sgammon 2y ago
wp: https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2024/12/29/jimmy-c... no paywall: https://archive.is/tbb2v

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