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Why do you love c2? If I may ask.

In the source:

   <noscript>
    <center>
      <b>notice</b>
      <p>javascript required to view this site</p>
      <b>why</b>
      <p>measured improvement in server performance</p>
      <p>awesome incremental search</p>
    </center>
  </noscript>

Does anyone know of a beginner friendly guide to State machines? I would love to try it out.

Looks like Lucy compiles down to XState.

Sounds like you haven't worked on a production javascript project yet.

Spam alert!

I don't understand what will happen if I add that link to my bio?

How does it compare to Chocolatey? https://chocolatey.org/

Idk how cloudflare rate limiting can impact this unless the webflow site is behind cloudflare? Can it be removed?

It may also be that webflow rate limits bot traffic? Try spoofing the user agent with a popular browser's[1].

But why scrape? Webflow allows to export the code[2]. But it may still require premium subscription, I haven't looked thoroughly.

[1] https://techblog.willshouse.com/2012/01/03/most-common-user-...

[2] https://university.webflow.com/lesson/code-export

It's a reminder that both of them are the bad guys.

When I started learning code and to build websites, I felt it very cumbersome to login into cpanel and upload PHP files. Hence I built my own file manager called HostBrowser[1]. It was a single PHP script. It had a lot of functionality that a lot of advanced file mangers have, like copy paste, compress files to Zip, extract Zip, copy-paste, directly download file from remote server, a code editor. The UI was inspired by that of phpLiteAdmin[2].

[1] https://github.com/anupamsaikia/HostBrowser

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PhpLiteAdmin_Main_Screen....

How exactly?

> Taipei Times is not state owned

One can never be fully sure.

Sounds very similar to the book: The Art of not giving a F*ck.

Apparantly `onMessageReceived()` is called only when the app is in foreground.

WhatsApp doesn't have a persistent notification though.

> when the phone starts the user has to first start the app though

Just tested this and this is not the case with WhatsApp. I am on a Samsung and I am not sure if WhatsApp get's any special treatment.

For that the app must be in foreground. How does WhatsApp manage to be always on the foreground? My app always gets killed by Android.

Past discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2758629

There's been a lot of improvements since then. Checkout apps like ET Money, Groww, Zerodha Coin. It's really easy to start SIP in India and the tech is good and modern.

>I have no time for patriotism or tribalism. While I'm aware we don't live in a single global society, that's what I believe our ideal should be (A kind of Star Trek society), and that's what I want to work towards. Petty tribalism is very much at odds with that.

Tribalism has existed since day 1 of human civilization and it has shaped the world we live in today. Your ideal world is a bluff.

That's quite cool. If only we had a typechecker like

  tsc --noEmit

to quickly check type errors in the whole project just to be sure that nothing broke in any file due to my change.

Not related to the topic: For a change nerds are linking to www.reddit.com rather than old.reddit.com

Ofcourse there's money. Look at Dropbox, and the like.

For free or for a fee?

Can someone explain me like I am 5? What is digital lending? And please don't ask me to search Google, I am lazy.

Yeah, it's like a trade off. You can't have your cake and eat it too. With CSR, you distribute the load of rendering to your clients, which reduces your cost, which in turn allows you to provide better service.

Yeah, the theo guy

I will love to have something like CRA-Webpack+Vite.

There's nothing wrong. But the commentator perhaps isn't aware that PHP isn't enough to write complex and interactive apps.

Here's your answer: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=35220064&goto=item%3Fi...