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Why?

No they changed their development process to do it behind closed doors and release the code after final release.

Android is hardly open source if it’s developed behind closed doors and final version released. It’s pretending.

I would find this comment more interesting if it didn’t dismiss the project just because you didn’t find it valuable.

HN is static data. It doesn’t update. Re-rendering a user name 20 times doesn’t matter.

> Hamas has proposed multiple times long term ceasefires (10 years)

Hamas has broken ever cease fire since they took power. There was a ceasefire in place when they attacked Israel.

Yeah still not flagged. Nice bias HN.

Since when is this a new design? Looks the same as a lot of existing designs.

Tried it on a 800mb file. Single request.

Can load a video into a video tag in chrome. Press play and pause. See it makes a single request and buffers the whole video.

> If your HTTP server provides and supports the appropriate headers and you’re serving supported file types, then it absolutely is true.

No. When you play a file in the browser with a video tag. It requests the file. It doesn’t ask for a range. It does use the range if you seek it, or you write the JavaScript to fetch based on a range. That’s why if you press play and pause it buffers the whole video. Only if you write the code yourself can you partially buffer a while like YouTube does.

It’s not true because throwing a video file as a source on video tag has no information about the file being requested until the headers are pushed down. Hell back in 2005 Akamai didn’t even support byte range headers for partial content delivery, which made resuming videos impossible, I believe they pushed out the update across their network in 06 or 07.

It’s not a wide spread “problem”. It’s just education lagging behind technology.

The quality they export is higher than the quality they have in China. Thankfully there are standards that must be met for exported cars.

It’s a joke…

> Today, China is competitive with or ahead of America in key technology areas, including nuclear power, AI, EVs, and batteries.

I can’t tell if you’re brainwashed by propaganda or just spreading propaganda.

China is great at making things flashy. But the quality things like EVs is low. The battery quality is not good. The promise of long range cars is often 30% of the promise. Cars leaking. Rusting like American made cars.

Because the vast majority of people on HN or in the real world don’t need to scale beyond 10 concurrent users. It’s insane how much infrastructure script kiddies add to their projects when it could be done in the database and scale well.

I wish people would stop using CF. It’s just making the internet worse.

Spreading Russian conspiracy theories now?

Just copied your prompt and it handled it just fine.

If 2 people end up in a civilised debate. It’s not uncommon for people to flag and downvote the opinion they disagree with even if the opinion is valid or backed up with facts. Feelings get too hurt here.

No. Back when supporting ie 9 we had tables with a million rows and dozens of columns and it runs fine.

The videos. The very first video. Animations like this are done to hide the fact it’s slow by hiding it behind a fancy animation. Used to do this when we were stuck on 3g connections…

The animation makes it look so incredibly slow…

He’s watched too much simpsons.

In cursor you can whitelist commands. So I white list npm run. Then tell cursor to upgrade a dependency and run npm run build and if there’s errors. Fix the first error and repeat. Once the build is successful, run npm test and fix 1 test at a time.

Takes some learning but once you figure it out it’s insanely powerful.

Why would anyone use Google photos to begin with?

I used to run into dead loops until I changed the way I prompt cursor. Asking it to focus on 1 error at a time massively improves the success rate. Had an old project in node 10 project that hadn’t been touched since ~2017 and after several attempts with cursor. Asked if to fix 1 issue at a time until it moved from node 10>12>14…>22 and after about 15 minutes it succeeded. That included updating all the dependencies and removing deprecated/dead/dropped packages and getting them to latest and updating Vue from 1 to 3.5

Wow pretty sure that’s the first time I’ve read a nice polite legal letter shared that wasn’t threatening.

lol can’t imagine the messy systems people create if they like UUID.