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I can see a lot of people asking about intended use cases here. I can imagine this as part of a toolchain for making legacy COBOL code 'serverless'. There's a lot of value in that.

Dynamically generate all the content in the browser to a canvas element. No HTML to steal.

More simply you could just make all the HTML links broken unless some obfusticated or server-backed algorithm is run on them. Think google search results.

Type statements first, in white-space significant languages, are great too. They allow for type based DSLs to be really cleanly included. Think gremlin, SQL, or jsx. Multiline strings are very neat too.

Nobody has benchmarked postMessage vs QuickJS?

> in a way where it can be resolved

I disagree. Whether the bug can be resolved is on you, not them. It's nice when they make it easy. It's smart to incentivise them to help more than just a basic report. It's stupid to ignore the existence of a bug just because you don't like the way that someone reported it. You might deprioritise it based on a time ROI consideration but you shouldn't ignore it.

This is not the right approach. Your users finding issues in your system is your users doing a service for you. Help them do it better, don't put your head in the sand because they're not doing what you had hoped.

Education is about using intelligence not gaining it. That said, in practice knowledge can be more useful than intelligence if the circumstances presented fit the available knowledge well.

The tidal recommendations didnt impress me. I used it for a few months. That's how I experienced 360.

Sony phone and spotify. What's not to like other than a lack of Sony 360 content?

You don't find it verbose?

Sony dude. The screen ratio makes it feel small in the hand.

Sony 5ii/iii

I'm not going to contact sales. I have no problem paying though.

Part of your value proposition is saving people time, but your sales model is time expensive.

Why couldn't it support smart sync?

Excel can do this.

"storage solution for smoothing renewable production too"

This is underappreciated.

It's a bummer that it has a QT based UI instead of a web based one.

They still have the ability to see user content, but it would require them to make a change to their codebase. If they did such a change silently...

I'd love for the next release of SQL to have optional alternative ordering of clauses

I can buy an inject for $20 at the local post office. I can't buy a laser for the same ballpark price.

These discussions too often devolve into a simple privacy vs surveillance discussion. It's frustrating because it's so much more nuanced than that. Authenticity is super important. Controls and auditability of surveillance power usage are too.

Responding to your rhetorical... Yes.

Covid is rampant at this point. An aggressive testing path and allowing him to play would absolutely be in the public's best interest.

It's clowns on both sides here but the risk of letting him in is definitely not high enough to balance the public benefit of him being allowed to play. Once he plays the special public benefit ends and so should his visa.

The subsidisation model is great when you only print rarely. This is increasingly true.

How does this relate to Maximal Information Coefficient (MIC), MGC, PPS and the like?

This is quickly devolving into a Facebook "conversation". I'm disappointed.

In any case, there is a very good argument for the first amendment changing in response to today's challenges, culture, and technology.

It's an example, and a compelling one. That is not the same as cherry picking.

Ownership is managed through the chain of copyright. Not the blockchain.

"ownership" of a copy of something infinitely reproducable.

Not working for new Facebook login via Android (Xperia 5ii)