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by x1024 11y ago
It wasn't really faster. The OP actually touched on that point, but let me repeat it without ambiguity: An actual parser for the complex use-cases requires some custom code and isn't covered by what Kimono does. What Kimono does c
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by x1024 11y ago
Because then it would seem that modern app developers are actually competent, and that's not the author's intent.
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by x1024 11y ago
Looking at the other posts in the blog, it's definitely Go biased. Not that it's necessarily a bad thing. But it's making some seriously tenuous assumptions about "modern app developers". It's almost "Goof
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by x1024 11y ago
You say that, but much has changed in the past 10 years. If it truly were "up to enterprises", we wouldn't be using Git in the first place.
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by x1024 11y ago
Oh, the classic "HR" response. "We're very busy here". Well, if they truly have "more imporant things to do than address community ire", then this also means that they agree to take the community's ir
36.
by x1024 11y ago
Duh... who would take us? Have you seen us?
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by x1024 11y ago
If we listen to you, it would seem that SC is both blameless, and - in fact - not in trouble at all. And that's all fine and well. It sounds plausible. But it seems like every company is "blameless, and things are actually going
38.
by x1024 11y ago
Yes, that's what we want to criticize.
39.
by x1024 11y ago
Just like how we're now writing about Twitter's 'amazing turnaround' after only 10 years of losing money. Oh, wait...
40.
by x1024 11y ago
And then they fall 40% in a single day. That's why it's called "bursting"
41.
by x1024 11y ago
Companies that don't satisfy their investors' expectations... they often resort to moves of desperation. And those moves are more often than not anti-consumer and even anti-business.
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by x1024 11y ago
Yeah, but they used "React.js, because we're cool, please think we're cool". Which is different from just "react.js". Just look at how incompetently the site was redesigned: https://github.com/r
43.
by x1024 11y ago
That sounds like just begging to be put on a list, though :)
44.
by x1024 11y ago
Your logic involves quite a few jumps to conclusions that aren't remotely proven by the contents of the paper.
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by x1024 11y ago
function gs() { open http://www.google.com/search?q="$*" ;} https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10966210 "So difficult, definitely requires installing 100MB of libraries and package ma
46.
by x1024 11y ago
Are we still pretending that it's impossible to write portable shell code? Ok, then. Maybe it is in the general case, but this... really isn't "the general case".
47.
by x1024 11y ago
Why is this written in Go and not Shell? Why isn't this just one file? Here is how such tools should really be done: https://github.com/rupa/z
48.
by x1024 11y ago
I'm just sitting here - popcorn-in-the-microwave - waiting for those people to start a fuss about it.
49.
by x1024 11y ago
Sadly, you are wrong. 4 years of computer usage is not nearly enough to be prepared to be a programmer.
50.
by x1024 11y ago
Depends, do you want it to actually work?
51.
by x1024 11y ago
That is true, but it doesn't mean they should be given a job they don't have the skills for. Or would you like to have "Affirmative Action" doctors?
52.
by x1024 11y ago
Why would you think that? You believe there is less than 4 years of material in all of CS?
53.
by x1024 11y ago
Every page weighs 4+MB, because the page-specific content on the page weighs more than 4MB. There's almost 1MB of "CSS + JS + HTML", but about 4MB of video.
54.
by x1024 11y ago
It should "be optimized for mobile". 4MB per page is anything but. If you visit 100 pages per day, you'd need a 12GB data plan.
55.
by x1024 11y ago
"This kills the 3G data plan". At least with "the optimized for mobile" version, preloading should not happen. And it definitely shouldn't happen twice for the same video.
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by x1024 11y ago
Rule number 1: "Free" isn't. And "Place a CDN in front of it" has been an available solution for... what, more than a decade? If your site has meaningful traffic from multiple continents, you can spend the $10/
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by x1024 11y ago
(The article said to "try any page from The Guardian with '/amp' to test its performance") Oh my: http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/#!/bniZiH/https://www.theguardi... "Such
58.
by x1024 11y ago
Maybe, but at least the lack of "search" is critical.
59.
by x1024 11y ago
If the callback were optional, the API call would've been completely fine IMHO.
60.
by x1024 11y ago
Thank you. I did, in fact, misunderstand.

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