sreekotay

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by sreekotay 6y ago
Lol - fair. I might have been too premature in antcipating its failure :P Thought it made a good point, but was too verbose in doing so.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
You're misremembering (or didn't follow far enough to get?) a few things. The spice prolongs life, in a way they are unable to replicate or otherwise export production of. Production of the Spice also is devastating to the ec
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by sreekotay 6y ago
This is an under rated comment - likely due to length :P TL;DR - the web has gotten WIDER since 2013. A lot.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
I think the article starts out sounding that way --- but reading all the way through, it's about how to DO BETTER if you want to ship more often (the key take aways from the article being: document, iterate/revisit, and be intenti
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by sreekotay 6y ago
> As far as I know, none of us are God, so it is completely impossible for us to know what's going on in the world. Or.... all of us are: http://www.galactanet.com/oneoff/theegg_mod.html Also... I feel for GP.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
I mean --- not really - adaptive scene detection for Vbr is a long standing thing.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Hah - I think that's clever: Apple as the "China" of the new world tech order... All their users and developers are happy with their benevolence. Except the ones that aren't.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Srsly. Open JS console and type this: document.querySelectorAll('table')[4].style.maxWidth ='1000px'
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by sreekotay 6y ago
isnt this.... Vbr?
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by sreekotay 6y ago
This is a nice-ish idea. But... does that mean that Apple and MS would not ve allowed to make any apps if they make the OS?
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by sreekotay 6y ago
This seems maturely handled.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Not quite ELI5 -- buttttt nice analogy - and I see. Particles not energy > 100% Thanks!
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by sreekotay 6y ago
THANKS! This one stuck/made sense :)
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Fair point on FB and Google. Troubling rumblings in that direction... But I dont follow... install only their app from that store. Same sandbox, etc applies. Let them require same security. As to revenue... that might have to so with cust
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Maybe think of it differently: what if there were third party app stores that had the same TECHNICAL requirements, but not the same business/policy requirements. Feels like this is (should be?) as much about USER freedom and choice as
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Can someone decode/ELI5 please? (or did i just miss the joke...)
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Agree-ish - buttt makes me think: How about... dont keep a dependency you could replace with an afternoon of programming? Factor, re-factor, and (most especially) DELETE should be tools in the toolbox -- but see if you need it/keep i
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Appears to be a custom HTML elements (and some helper libraries) that you can plugin to vanilla, Vue, React, etc?
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by sreekotay 6y ago
That's interesting. Number of versions is probably a weak signal for this --- but how many browser versions should the dev a small site be looking for? Things DO break...
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by sreekotay 6y ago
I think this misses the point. Latency becomes the dominate factor very very quickly. Increases to webpage speed only really help for large file downloads (and sometimes not those) and increased user/device concurrency. Edit: this a
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by sreekotay 6y ago
People underestimate how valuable copy/paste is...
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Nice work. Actually working on something quite similar. Have you played with Roam research much?
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Love this. Well done.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
On its way out... but.... synchronous XHR still works. https://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/
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by sreekotay 6y ago
UBI isn't (necessarily or even generally) isn't generally communist (in the strict sense). I'd argue it's a bit of practical captitaliasm, game theory style --- rising tides lift all boats? You can keep your big boat -
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by sreekotay 6y ago
wellllll there's no GREAT answer. Usuallllllyyy this is why some lightweight authentication is a good idea? Some kind of TGT/token scheme, and then rate limit based on that? But does make it all a little less "just works&q
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Excellent and fun project. Error handling seems light... especially at runtime, but for a toy, its cool. Hard to argue its more portable than C until it can self host though.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Really simple cool! One minor thing on the IP rate limiting side.... LOTS of mobile/cell users might end up NAT'ed behind a single IP. Just an FYI.
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by sreekotay 6y ago
Very much agree - looks cool - butttt private access is a lot ask...
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by sreekotay 6y ago
"Just found". Dude - it's a cute project (really) - but... c'mon ;)

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