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tadeegan
7y ago
That’s what you get for creating a closed system for connected speakers. You get trounced by bigger fish who can do it just as well and have wider integration.
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tadeegan
7y ago
I wonder if they cross compile .net or if it’s some kind of webapp like vscode?
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Terra, Cruise’s Data Processing Platform
(medium.com)
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Advanced JS Closure Compiler Optimizations (2017)
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tadeegan
7y ago
J2CL attempts to solve a much different problem than GWT. It does not try to replace js or js developers. J2CL is designed for cross platform code reuse. For example, the code powering Google Docs front end needs to be written for web, And
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tadeegan
7y ago
I used to work on this. Happy to answer questions. Here is a good article about Closure Compiler optimizations which J2CL uses as its optimizing compiler: https://medium.com/@thomasdeegan/10-optimizations-closure-co...
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Cruise 2018 maneuvers video
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8y ago
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Closure Compiler vs. Uglify code size
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Modern Bazel and Closure and React Workflow
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9y ago
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Modern Bazel + Closure Compiler + React Sample
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tadeegan
9y ago
This would be an interested DDOS attack for open source CI systems that check pull requests. Especially when combined with some sort of distributed network build cache like bazel, you could easily fill it the cache by making a few pull req
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tadeegan
9y ago
How does this compare to using XLA for AOT compilation?
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[JavaScript] Closure Compiler vs. Uglify
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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8 JavaScript optimizations Closure Compiler can do, Uglify can't
(medium.com)
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8 JavaScript optimizations Closure Compiler can do
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tadeegan
9y ago
nginx makes it very easy to sever multiple websites on a single ip.
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tadeegan
9y ago
As someone who works on Closure Compiler, this is one of my biggest gripes with the project. Things are getting better though! CC now supports node's module resolution algorithm. It works pretty well with Es6 imports but not so well
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tadeegan
10y ago
For portability and use within the node/npm ecosystem? Yes I think so.
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tadeegan
10y ago
This feels like the hacker news I remember. :)
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tadeegan
10y ago
This API seems... creepy.
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tadeegan
10y ago
When I looked into it, webtorrent still requires a centralized server to at the very least set up the peer to peer connection. The problem is that there isnt a way to avoid this with WebRTC. It also serves content to the initial peer. How
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tadeegan
11y ago
Kappa
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Google next gen Java to JavaScript
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11y ago
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Understanding log + dB
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tadeegan
13y ago
Okay, seriously, what could someone possibly send over snapchat that is important to national security?
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Yahoo's Mayer gets internal flak for more rigorous hiring
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14y ago
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