MentallyRetired

This is really cool. Does it do security audits?

I agree. SSR that hydrates to an SPA is a pain in the butt and not necessary most of the time. This is why I favor something like Astro for websites... I can drop in a react embed when I need to. It's just a right-tool-for-the-right-job situation imo.

The problem is he's confidently wrong in believing Single Page Applications are about page transitions. Not at all. It's more about keeping state and an application-like experience. Like playing a song on spotify and changing to the search page and the song keeps playing... that type of thing.

I've been using Zed for half a year. Love the simple interface. I wanted a glorified notepad. Zed does well for me.

I love Zed so this is awesome news.

Recently tried it. Couldn't find one with a high enough PPI for my liking.

Ended up with two vertical 4k monitors. Side bonus: I can put my web cam dead center in front of me.

I thought that was the lulu lemon logo at first glance.

The article contains a map with where they think it will scrape the atmosphere

Right? seeing the name brought back a rush of memories. I had no idea it was still around.

Ethics among programmers is for sale, sadly.

I've had nothing but good experiences with them.

I feel like data privacy is always the last throe of a company before hanging it up. I hope that's not the case with Mozilla. Not a big enough market cares about data privacy to make it a primary marketing message, unfortunately.

I dabble, but much like RC cars, video games have choked out another physical hobby.

Blast from the past. I was a lead ColdFusion developer for almost a decade. Good times. When I rearchitected the booking engine for all of the Disney Parks, I based the design on Fusebox, a popular ColdFusion framework at the time. It's still in use today.

Real question: Could machine learning be used to identify these sites to a high degree of accuracy, with crowd sourced human moderation denying the false positives to help further train it?

Disclaimer: I know very little about machine learning.