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Is this possible with tooling available today?

This, although I often feel near modern web frameworks (React, similar) do not provide better developer experience.

What does low latency have an effect on, productivity?

Can you please elaborate on what this means ?

Also checked LinkedIn, no issues in FF on a mid-2014 mbp.

I just nope out of the Shadow dom in lit to get external css using createRenderRoot. Mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55400222/how-do-you-use-...

I use pure no-build lit for the "interactive islands" the repo describes. Nice to see others have the same idea even if we're not taking the same approach.

I have been totally happy with aspnet core razor templates and regular 'ol javascript when interaction is need in the FE. If/when I need to get fancier Lit (lit.dev) is on my radar.

Vscode supports many enthusiast development stories.

My previous company ran quite a bit through asp.net running in Linux docker containers in k8s etc. I hardly consider it extremely rare.

Agreed. I was having similar feelings reading comments.

Lol I see what you did there

I have been using feedbin since Google Reader was killed. No regrets, I happily pay for it.

Rclone is great! I used it in a CI/CD pipeline to sync a files from a git repo to S3 for CDN distribution.

No, while it supports a number of big-box cloud provider storage systems it also includes smaller providers and various protocols. Protocols like HTTP, FTP, SFTP, SMB, local filesystem, and things like "S3 compatible".

Thanks for mentioning this, fitlet looks neat.

I still find Ansible compelling when I don't want to go full blown K8S. For example it's much easier to run a linux instance and use Ansible to move files and restart systemd hosting my web-app.

I am building a webapp that pulls YT subscriptions, lets you categorize them, and view videos by those categories. I have been using it daily for ~6 months instead of visiting YT directly. Considering finishing the last 20% and charging a small monthly fee in the $2-3 range. Not knowing how to find users for it has led to much procrastination.

Another anecdote, writing this on a mid 2014 MBP that gets regular use. No issues.

Short answer: nope. Long answer: I haven't found Twitch to be suitable as a platform and I think it's because I aged out of the demographic it is targeting. I have attempted to watch live coding streams, competitive gaming, casual gaming, and even some streams that my friends do. Nothing seems to keep me attentive. I find the chat is mostly flooded with nonsense. I'm impressed that streamers can interact well with a lively chat. In the off chance the streamer is doing something interesting to me - they'll interrupt it by interacting with chat.

Higher level you may want to focus on what a great educator does when teaching. A big part of being a good educator is understanding the different ways that people learn and accommodating for each of them. I think? If you can leverage Twitch's chat system to help groups that learn differently you might have more impact. (Personally I would want an educator to present ideas and get through fully-thought out concepts before taking questions and interacting with chat).

Check out some of the blog posts from https://launchdarkly.com/blog/

I agree. On the odd occasion something interesting pops up as a Twitter thread I use an unroller. Much better UX.

Also applaud.

My data point, FF has worked fine for me on MacOS and Windows for years.

The first part for sure. I raise the assertion that the feeling can be positive.

This is what I've been doing for simple projects, easy.

Firefox. I switched on all of my machines, MacOS and Windows, a few years ago and rarely have any issues. I was expecting it to be a rough ride based on what I hear around the internet but it was quite the opposite: seamless.

As with most things you'll hear comments on HN with both sides liking and hating it but I never experience the terribleness that comes from those that say it sucks. I also don't mind switching to Chrome when I absolutely have to.

edit: I also use FF on Android and I will admit it has a few more issues than it has on my PC, but nothing that is bad enough to make me use Chrome.

Very likely to see a post-mortem for the incident show up right here on HN :)

I also want to know this.

Wouldn't other non-Google ROMS such as LineageOS be more popular than they are?