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by vmasto 9y ago
It's not. If you think it is you probably store JWT unsafely instead of in an httpOnly secure cookie.
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by vmasto 9y ago
For some reason I'm not experiencing the same at all. I googled "Trump". First five stories in carousel (wapo, bbc et all) are not AMP. I see only one AMP link in the first page results. Click on it, page loads. Swipe right&#
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by vmasto 9y ago
Just talking about the name. You can see how this is confusing, here's a recent one just from today by Craig Federighi https://twitter.com/feross/status/871839072590979076
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by vmasto 9y ago
Unfortunately it's the name we're stuck with though, and it makes a lot more sense because ECMA releases are yearly. Not judging, but if high profile articles and browser vendors started addressing it correctly we wouldnt have any
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by vmasto 9y ago
I really wish we would stop calling it ES6. Browser vendors should be especially careful to call ES2015 by its correct name and help stop perpetuating the confusion (ES6, ES7, ES2016, ES2017, you can see how this quickly gets confusing).
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by vmasto 9y ago
So does your NPC. This is what the whole point is about. How does the fact that it lives in a silicon chip make it any different? It suffers like you and I. That's the whole premise of this discussion. You didn't answer my second
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by vmasto 9y ago
Would you also accept being tortured for fun on a daily basis by your "owner" in the "do we live in a simulation" example? Would it be ethical to torture a sentient being existing in your hardware, for fun? Why do you be
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by vmasto 9y ago
Oh Christ I thought it would be a bot. My apologies to Johan.
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by vmasto 9y ago
It is perfectly reasonable and avoids mistakes. It's better to have a module that's unused than to break your whole build. If you want to try something install it and then remove it. That's the more conscious decision. I don&
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by vmasto 9y ago
This is mainly why I'm asking for data from Facebook. I've seen claims that their vcs operations (at least the most common ones) are near instant, but nothing official. It would appear that FB have solved the responsiveness proble
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by vmasto 9y ago
19 seconds for a commit (add + commit) might be long but the new improvements look promising (down to ~10s). (Please correct me if the COMMIT column in the perf table includes the staging operations.) This looks awesome. I just wish Faceboo
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by vmasto 9y ago
Possibility of 3x-5x perf impact according to Dan Abramov. https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/2608#issuecomment-2... I did not expect to argue in HN of all places whether it's OK or not to run the
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by vmasto 9y ago
I'm afraid it won't reduce the impact, your server takes the initial load of rendering instead of the browser, and the browser takes over for each re-render. Not sure how Next.js does it but you should probably try putting NODE_EN
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by vmasto 9y ago
Just a heads up you're using the development version of React which is very very slow. You'd want to switch to the production version, not sure how that works in next but you generally build your React with NODE_ENV set to `produc
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by vmasto 9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to answer! FWIW this topic would make for a great technical post/how-to. I also seem to recall that Automattic does this with their front end (calypso) which handles wordpress.com
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by vmasto 9y ago
How do you handle the database? Do you reuse the one on staging or create a new instance with prepopulated data? If the former how do you deal with migrations and schema edits?
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by vmasto 9y ago
Windows 8.1 Update is supported until 2023 AFAIK. Also Windows 8 -> 10 was free for a reasonable amount of time. Purely out of interest what kind of hardware is incompatible between the two versions?
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by vmasto 9y ago
Their (ex) customers placed their own security on a lower level themselves. WinXP is unsupported for quite some time and was given plenty of time to switch or upgrade. What's impressive is how people manage to spin this into an anti MS
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by vmasto 9y ago
This looks awesome, just one question and forgive my ignorance; since the topic is free to choose and audits will only be performed in the repo involved, what's stopping someone from creating an app a month prior and then simply manua
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by vmasto 9y ago
What do you mean "still great at programming"? Are you afraid that programming skills deteriorate with age for some reason?
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by vmasto 9y ago
How is this different than zeit's recently released pkg? https://github.com/zeit/pkg
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by vmasto 9y ago
JavaScript parsing is still a huge bottleneck. 1mb of it will still take 1 whole second to parse in V8 (note: just to parse it, not actually evaluate or run it!).
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by vmasto 9y ago
He was a Product Manager (says right there in the article).
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by vmasto 9y ago
Indeed, the website seem fairly broken. i.e. the right side is clipped as well on Firefox (can't see the Contact link on the mast head). On (desktop) Safari hovering over a few sections causes the site to just randomly scroll to anothe
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by vmasto 9y ago
Kinda off topic with what this is about but I have a few technical questions regarding the website (which is just a logo and a YouTube video embed on a white background): - Why is it built with React? - Why does it need to load so much Java
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by vmasto 9y ago
Streisand effect indeed but I don't mind. I got to see two posts and some technical aspects I wouldn't otherwise.
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by vmasto 9y ago
I apologize for the kinda off topic reply; I have no idea why but Google's cookie emoji triggered me into an uncontrollable laughter. It looks so low effort, it's amazing.
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by vmasto 9y ago
Oh yeah you're absolutely right of course. Not saying it doesn't run V8 or some kind of interpreter in the background (I actually have no idea how they work), just think that's abstracted away and I don't think there&#x2
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by vmasto 9y ago
but React server-side rendering only runs on Node.js AFAIK. There are a few solutions for Ruby, PHP and Python although I have no experience with them and how well they perform/work.
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by vmasto 9y ago
Certainly not the only language, see my reply above (or below depending). There are a lot of great languages which either compile to JS perfectly or have been built with that purpose in mind.

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