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841.
by treve 10y ago
Sounds like they thought of the consequences and didn't heed the warnings ;)
842.
by treve 10y ago
I don't think a change like that would happen without people thinking of consequences though.
843.
by treve 10y ago
A file on a disk is still just a stream of video. Even if they use a proprietary container format, without DRM it's still very possible to reassemble the file into a more common container.
844.
by treve 10y ago
I find that markdown solves the 95% use-case for me, with a much lower barrier to entry, not to mention resistance from others in the team.
845.
by treve 10y ago
That nightmare had to do with misbehaving servers. IE had to advertise as Mozilla so servers would serve the better response. In this case it would be possible for a client to fake a UA, but it's more likely that they weren't awar
846.
by treve 10y ago
I'm doing this with WebDAV too. When I come across a bug that's clearly an implementation problem I weigh how prevalent the software is, how likely they will be able to fix it and if possible I add a user-agent specific workaround
847.
by treve 10y ago
Part of the problem in JS is that there's pretty much 2 classes of functions. Asynchronous functions and synchronous functions. Both are extremely common. Async/await solves this to some extent, because you can just go back to 1 w
848.
by treve 10y ago
Good for you that the market is so good, you can be insulted and walk away from an interview and still find a different job that doesn't do an extremely standard thing: basic technical screening. Your credentials might speak for themse
849.
by treve 10y ago
I'm surprised that "people of color" is the preferred term for racial diversity.
850.
by treve 10y ago
I think you misunderstood higher/lower.
851.
by treve 10y ago
OP should have said "many app developers". The implications are a bit different because it doesn't mean 'all' or 'the majority'. Lots of people will stick with Apple hardware or the mac operating system I&
852.
by treve 10y ago
"Apple is always behind" would be a more apt way to describe their dealings with Safari.
853.
by treve 10y ago
And Dell! XPS13
854.
by treve 10y ago
Not needing a transpiler would be a major plus.
855.
Switching to Google AMP and back(evertpot.com)
2 points by treve 10y ago|0 comments
856.
by treve 10y ago
Totally! Never directly associated that with watts though.
857.
by treve 10y ago
I'm using it server-side, so yea, you're not wrong.
858.
by treve 10y ago
Hm I never used a laptop and thought, I wish this machine had a higher wattage.
859.
by treve 10y ago
If you buy 5 when you only have 4 arms, you might be biased about the pebble's success ;)
860.
by treve 10y ago
I don't think it's such a stretch. From facebook's yarn announcement[1]: > or example, updating a minor version of babel generated an 800,000-line commit that was difficult to land and triggered lint rules for invalid utf8
861.
by treve 10y ago
537M here. babel* matches the following packages: node_modules/babel node_modules/babel-core node_modules/babel-eslint node_modules/babel-plugin-array-includes node_modules/babel-plugin-transform-runtime node_module
862.
by treve 10y ago
It's both amazing, and 600MB worth of dependencies. We use it for server-side code. It's high quality, and we only have a few issues with it, but I can't wait to be able to ditch is (pretty much when async/await lands in
863.
by treve 10y ago
I don't think there's a lesson to be learned. Their strategy is wildly successful.
864.
by treve 10y ago
Pretty slow compared to the real thing. The NX website is also down :(
865.
by treve 10y ago
> Well, if IBM's PC image is anything like it was in the early 2000's probably > 50% of their PC issues are self inflicted by the IT people who built the image. I'd argue that most issues people have with Windows PC fa
866.
by treve 10y ago
Yea it's a pretty poor excuse of an article. Sure the author was wrong, but it's really just a sales pitch wrapped in some false humility. This guy is still not a visionary, and still living in his own bubble of arrogance, demonst
867.
by treve 10y ago
That works for a lot of stuff: > Stars are. Only human perception can be "red, and giant". We describe things using metaphors and concepts that make sense in our world. So what's your point?
868.
by treve 10y ago
To sit on the sidelines and wait till the technology and market matures is a smart decision. There's a lot of new things popping up, and not everything sticks. This is particularly true if you're running a business and you need to
869.
by treve 10y ago
Experimentation. I use my blog to get experience with various technologies.
870.
by treve 10y ago
Fair point. It was just a bit off putting and made me feel that the author has lost perspective a bit.

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