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by twsted 4y ago
I am really worried about this. I would have hoped Apple stayed away from this business. This is greed, imho.
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by twsted 4y ago
Mostly Lua, it seems.
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by twsted 4y ago
Understand all and Aaron, at the question: "You guys forked webkit which forked khtml, so you all had a nice leg up no?" says: "Yes. Just like IE started from Mosaic Spyglass. But a rendering engine (like WebKit/Spyglass
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by twsted 4y ago
Impressive work! I'm doing something along these lines in Go with Postgres, but I'm definitely not as productive as you. What do you think about Echo? Was it your first choice as a web framework? How in your opinion is better than
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by twsted 4y ago
Carl Sassenrath is btw the creator of the Amiga Exec
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by twsted 4y ago
Exactly. SSR is _not_ tied to JavaScript. Now it is often cited in the context of JS (with other hyped terms like Isomorphism and Hydration) but we used it for years to mean classic templated server-side cross-language generation.
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by twsted 5y ago
Idiocracy
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by twsted 5y ago
If I rethink about how long I was kept away from go by its error handling and then I fell in love with it...
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by twsted 5y ago
This is really hilarious: > When asked, RDX Works executives informed Jepsen that blockchain/DLT readers would normally understand present-tense English statements like these to be referring to potential future behavior, rather than
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by twsted 5y ago
500K to parse options is frankly too much...
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by twsted 5y ago
I'm using Multipass [ https://multipass.run ], docker cli, configured with a docker context.
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by twsted 5y ago
I use RSS and I am sad that it is not used universally. I do not miss Google Reader, because I don’t think it was the right choice for a privacy point of view.
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by twsted 5y ago
Absurd. Most of the time I think it is just dev laziness. Can anyone tell us which web feature is blocking the compatibility with Safari?
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by twsted 5y ago
I don’t see any graph in Safari
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by twsted 5y ago
Right decision, in my opinion. I was hoping this.
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by twsted 5y ago
This is a story that you can often hear on HN but I don't think it's correct. There were three correlated reasons for the bad reputation of IE some years ago: 1. it was largely dominant, so people thought they could develop just
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by twsted 5y ago
The source article where these info (and much more) are derived: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-18/apple-rea...
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by twsted 5y ago
Tangential, the best web tech (in my opinion) I am considering at the moment (in this order): - Svelte - htmlx - lit-html and perhaps also lit-element
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by twsted 6y ago
As others have said, I also think that this was a turning point in how Google was generally perceived. But anyway, there is nothing to miss about it, even if it was not clear at that time: having a news aggregator on the cloud owned by goo
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The blockchain is one of the dumbest innovations of the tech industry(threader.app)
65 points by twsted 6y ago|61 comments
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by twsted 6y ago
Can you tell us more about that? I remember pyston v1 from Dropbox. You are speaking about v2, which is a binary package (closed-source at the moment)?
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by twsted 6y ago
You need to be invited to try
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by twsted 6y ago
"The reason that other high-end headphone manufacturers lean heavily on plastic and even wood in their builds isn’t that they can’t afford metal. It’s because they’re interested in having human beings wear these products on their heads
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by twsted 6y ago
Really well said, this is also my own experience in many projects.
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State of JavaScript 2020(2020.stateofjs.com)
3 points by twsted 6y ago|0 comments
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by twsted 6y ago
My question, too.
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by twsted 6y ago
Very good work!
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by twsted 6y ago
> I think the only way Apple can implement this policy change without wading into an antitrust minefield is to completely give up their own ads business. I strongly agree with you: Apple should stay away from ads business, not only for t
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by twsted 6y ago
It looks promising. I've used most of other front-end testing tool in the past (selenium, puppeteer, playwright) and none of them support drag and drop if I remember correctly.
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by twsted 6y ago
The problem in Italy is that many parts of the territory have abysmal service. In Milan most people have 1G / 1G unlimited for ~40€ / month, which is not bad.

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