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by treve 6y ago
Agreed. We're building HATEOAS-powered SPA's for customers, and we've ultimately built an architecture that reimplements features we wished browsers did better. Our end-goal is ultimately exposing a graph, make everything add
482.
by treve 6y ago
I may not have a full understanding on the project, but I have doubt. One benefit of Push is that the server can potentially generate a group of responses together, which can be much cheaper than generating them individually. When prefetch
483.
by treve 6y ago
I'm aware of the project but don't know enough details of this feature to really comment on it! I imagine that it addresses some, but not all of the potential benefits H/2 push could have.
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by treve 6y ago
Yes, nearly all of them. For example: consider an operation like 'give me a list of articles', most APIs will combine this result in a single request/response. But if each article has a URI as well, they won't end up in
485.
by treve 6y ago
Great summary. We indeed switch to Websockets for a few things that we would like to have (eventually) used HTTP/2 Push for. To give an example of an issue with this, is that we would like to receive updated resource states when they h
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by treve 6y ago
It is definitely for discoverability!
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by treve 6y ago
Evert here =) first and last name are dutch. I moved to Canada and joked about naming my son Jack ;) I didn't like my name growing up, but as an adult I'm grateful I have a kinda weird but more memorable name.
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by treve 6y ago
Yeah this works well for specifically this case. There's other cases that I feel we haven't had a good chance to explore, specifically as it pertains to APIs. I wanted to kill many compound HTTP request within a single one. Many A
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by treve 6y ago
I wonder how fast M1 feels compared to, say, KDE on a high-end Intel machine. Is it really that much faster than anything, or just faster than what people are used to with OS/X and Windows.
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by treve 6y ago
I sent an email and was waiting for something to happen, was just staring at a blank screen... Once I disabled privacy protection my mind was blown. Super funny. But it does make me wonder if people test their stuff with firefox and privacy
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by treve 6y ago
No longer on 20.10. Curious why it's different: -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 76744 Aug 23 15:08 /bin/ping
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by treve 6y ago
I understand more than a few do this and love this. To me the schema & design should test the implementation. If you generate the schema based on the implementation, your schema is basically implicit. I dont think by doing it this way y
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by treve 6y ago
Weird! Not setuid on my ubuntu machine.
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by treve 6y ago
Posting this as it's exactly 30 years old. I thought it was a pretty interesting read. Some fun quirks in the HTML source as well.
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WorldWideWeb: Proposal for a HyperText Project (1990)(w3.org)
1 points by treve 6y ago|0 comments
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HTTP Push Is Dead(evertpot.com)
14 points by treve 6y ago|0 comments
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by treve 6y ago
> M1 delivers up to 3.5x faster CPU, up to 6x faster GPU, up to 15x faster machine learning (ML) capabilities, and battery life up to 2x longer than before If they can release ARM machines that are such degree better, how terrible is App
498.
by treve 6y ago
I would love it if anything that is not cross-platform, would just get a tag for what OS this is relevant to, so the rest of us don't need to bother.
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by treve 6y ago
If you break any concept/law down far enough, it becomes kinda meaningless. Terms of use, or laws don't have to be written in perfect logical consistency. The important thing is intent. The intent is not to block things that resem
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by treve 6y ago
Another way this _could_ be solved is to allow HTML authors to use idempotent HTTP methods like PUT. Sadly, it doesn't seem browser vendors are very interested to support this.
501.
by treve 6y ago
I'm one of those people that really dislikes threads in slack, so I'm probably the wrong person to ask!
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by treve 6y ago
We've switched our chat to Matrix, and it's been a great experience so far. The Element client is real Slack competitor. I have high hopes Matrix can disrupt all the chat silos out there.
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by treve 6y ago
I feel the same way, and have a similar experience. Me and many of my friends and co-workers are always excited for October and make meaningful contributions. I understand there's negative consequences, I also anecdotally believe that
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by treve 6y ago
I don't have the answer, but I can imagine this is hard to compile because so many things emit CO2 all over their supply chain. So the question becomes, when do you consider something the 'final' product in the line. If it&#x
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Capitalism 2.0: The case for government-funded civic tech(medium.com)
2 points by treve 6y ago|0 comments
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by treve 6y ago
This is really helpful, thank you! Will make my citizen ship application a lot easier :D
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by treve 6y ago
How do you do this exactly? Would be helpful to know
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by treve 6y ago
Yup! Keep running into having no way to fill in Canadian Government forms. It's all XFA.
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Ketting v6(evertpot.com)
9 points by treve 6y ago|0 comments
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by treve 6y ago
The robustness principle is widely considered to be a bad practice these days. Strictly failing is a good thing, generally. Accepting arbitrary query parameters is pretty much a de facto exception though

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