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Comment #30119396
Glad to hear that. Puppeteer still has a number of compelling things over Playwright (like not shipping patched binaries) so I hope competition in this space can continue to happen…
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Comment #30108680
I work at Google, but this is based on stuff I knew before I worked at Google, which I heard from a coworker. I haven't checked on the project since joining. The Puppeteer TL (the …
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Ask HN: What are some worthy non-cryto uses of excess home compute nowadays?
When I was a kid, I remember participating in Folding@Home. Unfortunately, the project doesn't appear nearly as active as when I was younger. What do people do with excess home com…
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Comment #29405921
I recently did this and it took ~1 month with me doing around 15 calls with various teams. I think I was atypically slow and most people find a team within 5 calls or so. The reall…
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Comment #29326561
Very interesting. How did you deal with the issue where the old API had some feature X that wasn't supported in the new API but some customers depended on feature X?
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Comment #29325818
> [15] Design APIs with migration to new implementations as a first-class consideration; custom migrations are huge time-sinks and sources of unreliability. Every major API should …
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Comment #29056251
I'm surprised this article has no mention of things like visual novels which are generally considered video games, but pretty much work just like novels. Also, Trails in the Sky (a…
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Comment #28495100
It's interesting how little the broadcasts of other nations changed whereas American news just replayed 9/11 footage time and time again. The CCTV played a soap opera and BBC was f…
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Comment #27976059
That's just false. Becoming a Japanese citizen isn't harder than being a permanent resident and in some cases it's easier ( https://www.turning-japanese.info/2010/07/faq-which-is-m…