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It’s “just” a major corporation collecting very personal data.

Europe has laws against misuse of data from visitors, so it’s generally safe to visit such websites.

The fact that this is on hackernews means this case is the exception, not the rule.

The article started with showing how complex the frontend is. And then moves the complexity to the backend, with tools that aren’t well supported and putting extra load on the server. For some applications, this is a good solution, for most, however, it’s not.

Haven’t you heard about Codex?

Don’t forget Pencil, another “Figma killer”. Free (for now). https://trypencil.com/

You buy your fake ids at the grocery store?

Then pay it again and sort it out after. There’s a time to be right and there’s a time to be pragmatic.

It is related to CI and dev practices etc. A experienced developer using AI would add security/data protection, even when vibe coding.

If they want to improve but find that European regulations are the main obstacle, it makes sense they focus on that.

MCP is dead? Which cli tool should we use to instruct Chrome to open a page and click the Open button? And to read what appears in the console after clicking?

MCP permanently sacrifice a chunk of the context window? And a skill for you cli is free?

Big businesses and government want SLAs, courses for employee’s and a helpdesk they can call. Without that, it’s not even considered.

An American company will always follow US law, no matter the local laws.

Google, Bing do

It does not contradict. In their second case, there’s no crawling.

Indeed. “Unreachable” is very different than “not found”.

I’m sure many companies like to pay. It’s probably the cheapest way to solve a business problem. It should be the norm. If a company wants to have a bug fixed or a feature added, they should pay. And GitHub should make it easy to do so.

Bit unfortunate that more than half of the page is dedicated to network requests, but almost all work and complexity of the browser is in the parsing and rendering pipeline.

In democracies, you sometimes can see authoritarians being elected. Current situation in the USA is one example.

Turn time wheel? How do you know in advance how long you stay? Where I live, you start and when you leave, you click stop. You also get reminders in case you forgot to stop.

What’s the alternative?

WTO says US gave illegal aid to Boeing

https://www.transportenvironment.org/articles/wto-says-us-ga...

Is this a new way for Russia to undermine the West?

Nice, especially the last one

You would think the Danish are smarter than this.

> I’ve submitted my sitemap to GSC

Google Search Console should tell you what’s wrong. What does it say?

https://search.google.com/

The Nobel Peace Prize, which he really wanted, isn't a priority anymore, is it?

I used to buy fonts, but font foundries made such a mess with licensing that I only use OFL licensed fonts now.

That’s how Nordic people look like <grin>

I have such a pen and it’s not my favorite. The grippy part doesn’t feel nice, it’s too rough. Also, the top button makes an abrasive, squeaky sound.

It’s not made to be kind to humans.

For anyone interested, here’s my animated GitHub readme: https://github.com/edwinm

Let’s wait for proper research. One mans observation is just that.