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Comment #44506100
Definitely don't want to store types as columns in a DB, especially because of the inevitable thing that qualifies as two different types. In this situation, I'd usually take the f…
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Comment #44478468
Idk about the internal affairs, I just really don't like Python for web backend kind of things. It's taking them way too long to sort out parallelism and packaging, while NodeJS go…
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Comment #44478353
Aside from iTunes getting gimped, I don't feel like the Mac is neglected at all. Was annoyed about the 2016-2019 MBPs though.
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Comment #44478351
Yeah, going from Intel to M1 was a huge improvement, but not in every way. So now they're closing all the other gaps, and it's getting even better.
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Comment #44478331
Mostly, I trust the card that supports my software with the least issues.
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Comment #44478314
There's nothing annoying about Nvidia cards though, unless of course you're using Linux.
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Comment #44478297
Probably called that because it's smaller than the transaction of buying the game
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Comment #43366761
What's the front door, WebUSB or something else like TLS 1.2?
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Comment #43366731
localhost-only access is a reasonable compromise
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Comment #43366248
In this case, it's probably because the alternatives are good enough, even if it's just that Firefox users open Chrome in specific instances where they want to connect to special h…
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Comment #43365448
In a cross-platform way, kinda yeah. Especially on the Mac side where OS updates always break everything.
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Comment #43365089
At least I'm a little relieved that Firefox and Safari don't support that either.
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Comment #43365079
It's supposedly doable: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43361159 Maybe hasn't been done, but I agree with some of the other comments around here that if this were truly import…
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Comment #43364887
If you even know what an ESP32 is, you can get a browser extension to use WebUSB. Very few users need this feature built-in, let alone enabled by default.
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Comment #43364865
"The need funding from it somewhere" is the concerning part. Don't let desperate people run your browser. They already got caught injecting their own referral codes into links then…
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Comment #43364780
Even a lot of reasonably tech-savvy people might not know the difference between the WebUSB consent popup and the security key popup.
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Comment #43364738
Google should've asked me first, cause just seeing the name WebUSB, I said "wtf why is this even a thing, absolutely no."
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Comment #43359837
// TODO: migrate to UserOAuthLoginProfileAPIService2 by Wednesday
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Comment #43358920
Even before you hit big scale, there's a lot of boring work that great engineers won't want to do. And what really makes someone a great engineer is the ability to transform a hard…
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Comment #43358899
Save it for myself how, ditch half the work day to go to the gym? I'm going to work 9-5 either way.
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