Readit NewsJust had an issue today, I'm reasonably sure it's the customer's fault. But I also misread the spec earlier and was wrong about some parts that worked out of the box with one identity provider, but not another one. So who knows. Okay, I assume this parts gets better once your SSO implementation gets older, but it's a pain when you're starting out with it.
Add in SCIM and IT people "changing stuff to better align with our other stuff" and you just get a whole steamy barrel of fun.
Hopefully at the point the community is centralized enough to move in one direction.
In all seriousness, we’ve poured billions of dollars into broadband expansion efforts since the early 2000s. Every single time it’s been largely hoovered up by Big Telecoms, failed to expand broadband/improve speeds/lower prices, and basically just gone right to their bottom line as a subsidy.
The solution all along has been funding municipal broadband as the baseline for private enterprise to compete against and surpass, but lobbyists have all but killed that dead up until the past ten years or so. You can’t treat broadband as a utility in legal language but not in practice, yet the USA seems perfectly fine with their status quo leaving them a laughing stock of the developed world.
AI may be multi-threaded, but there's still a human, global interpreter lock in place. :D
If you put the code up for review, regardless of the source, you should fundamentally understand how it works.
This raises a broader point about AI and productivity: while AI promises parallelism, there's still the human in the middle who is responsible for the code.
The promise of "parallelism" is overstated.
100's of PRs should not be trusted. Or at least not without the c-suite understanding such risks. Maybe you're a small startup looking to get out the door as quickly as possible, so.. YOLO.
But it's going to be a hot mess. A "clean up in aisle nine" level mess.
It's not, and yet I have seen that offered as an excuse several times.
I'm happy for my kids to have free access to certain channels on youtube, but the mind numbing shorts, and shit they find on random channels just does my head in. And it seems to be getting worse, I'm not sure if its that they are getting older and able to search for more content or if the content is just getting worse, maybe both, but I'm probably just going to cancel the sub so they at least have to put up with terrible ads if they try to access it.
For parameters the server does need to see, remember that params need not be &-separated kv pairs, it can be arbitrary text. Keys can usually be eliminated and just hard-coded in the web page; this may make short params longer but likely makes long ones shorter.
You absolutely should not restore state based on LocalStorage; that breaks the whole advantage of doing this properly! If I wanted previous state, I would've navigated my history thereto. I hope this isn't as bad as sites that break with multiple open tabs at least ...