@[email protected] at least because react is going in a very wrong direction imo
react is a *client library* for *client apps*
and them focusing so much on rsc makes me a bit sad (yet at the same time hopeful that one day people will ditch react for the best)
the thing is that *you dont need* ssr most of the time. for anything more convoluted than a blog/news site, ssr only gets in the way.
just the fact that `"use server"` and rsc exist basically throws us back a decade to when everyone was writing shit in php cgi scripts with inline html.
what was once a clear boundary between a server-side code and a client-side code now becomes so blurred.
and i really don't think its a good idea. this doesn't fucking scale, this introduces very subtle security issues, and most importantly - this doesn't really improve experience for anyone...
@[email protected] do you ever get access to the full legal names, emails, phone numbers and ssn-s of every student and their parents in your goddamn city for the past like 5-7 years
just because the govt doesnt give a fuck about data protection and it got leaked, and they didn't even apologize and instead denied the leak happened in the first place?
@[email protected] because when you are doing Array.from on a Map you are implicitly calling `.entries()`, which in turn is an iterator, not an array (thus the Array.from)
.map() & co. on iterators is a stage3 proposal rn
https://github.com/tc39/proposal-iterator-helpers
i dont even care about ui. i just want shit to work. even if the "shit" is literally just a textarea with a json editor of the config.
but it fucking doesn't :neocat_googly_woozy:
some straight up dont connect, some have dogshit connection speed, some dont support some routing features i need, some just die after ~15-20 minutes
like, you had one job, to run xraycore/singbox binary. how did you fuck this up.
@[email protected] i don't think it does because they probably don't actually transcode anything.
idk the specifics since i live in a country they explicitly disabled ads for, but i would 100% expect them to still be separate chunks, just mixed into the main video stream instead of having them load separately
@[email protected] if i was asked to do something like that and was told that "if you dont do this we will fire you" – i would leave immediately, even if i risked ending up homeless.
im fine with doing something i don't enjoy at job, but doing something this unethical crosses the boundary of things im comfortable with.
though i might be saying something like that because i haven't experienced something like that first-hand, and because cost of living isn't as high in my country...
one thing i dont understand about this whole thing is like. devs who implement these anti-adblock checks.
do they not understand they will not earn even a fraction of the money they would make google?
do they not recognize how dystopian what they are doing is?
its honestly insane what the fuck why do they not protest internally
https://security.apple.com/blog/private-cloud-compute/
read this, still i have 3 main questions open about this whole thing
- how are we supposed to verify that all private creds are indeed stored in secure enclave and weren't extracted
- how are we supposed to verify that the image running on the node is indeed the same as the publicly available
- and most importantly, how in the world are we supposed to verify that the hardware the thing is being run on is, in fact, the hardware they claim it to be (and that it doesn't have any cia/fbi backdoors, but that's another matter, everything has them at this point)
if i understood correctly, they seem to mention they somehow solved the first two (but didn't elaborate yet), but this part is kinda sus ngl:
> The root of trust for Private Cloud Compute is our compute node
definitely looking forward to the technical deep dive in any case. and also just seeing them giving at least a slightest fuck about privacy (or at least making it seem so) is somewhat nice already
i also like how they said something along "servers are unsafe but local is safe because for local code security experts can do their analysis" and then proceed to not opensource anything
>its fully on-device
>mostly. except for some request
>but it runs on our secure servers
>100% bro trust me its secure
fuck no apple I hoped you are better than this :haggard:
@[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] implementing virtual scrolling was one of the most fun frontend tasks i ever did...
esp adding support for dynamic container height
i kinda miss those times, today i would just npm install a ready-made library...
just had a mental breakdown over... a random cake i bought containing chocolate (i somehow missed that in the ingredients list)
i cannot exist off mood stabilizers anymore apparently
for some reason it's so funny to me that i have a 50$ credit limit on my credit card
they have been refusing to increase it for like 2 years already, lol.
i even proved them i have official income and all, sent them all the papers. unlike most of my friends which have 10-20x limit in the same bank, but don't even have an official job.
yet for me it's still 50$ :neocat_googly_woozy: