Hacker Newsnew | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submit | rajveermalviya's commentslogin

Not really an interview, but they did answer some community questions on "Blender Today LIVE" 3 months ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gUrBhlcY1E


On Fedora, one first things I do on a new install:

- flatpak install com.mattjakeman.ExtensionManager

- Disable the fedora's "Background Logo" extension.

- Install the "AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierItem Support" extension.

And that's it. No fancy things. Avoiding the weird way to install a shell extension, the browser extension - which won't work for me because I use Firefox from flatpak.


> DRUIDS is not an open source design system. These guidelines are specifically for internal Datadog users. [1]

even npm package[2] asks for login

[1] https://druids.datadoghq.com/foundations/contribute

[2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@druids/ui


Awwwwwwwwwwww... that makes me SO sad. I LOVE Datadog's dashboards and UI and was so excited that they opened it up. Finally some competition for MUI, I thought, but nope :(


> Finally some competition for MUI, I thought

NPM is full of every other company's internal component library they open source/release publicly. Datadog would have been nothing special.


Yeah? What are some good ones?


from the top of my head...

* Sales Force - Lightning

* Atlassian - AtlasKit

* Microsoft - Fluent UI

* Uber - BaseWeb

* SAP - UI5 Web Components for React

* Palanti - Blueprint

* AWS - Cloudscape


Cool, thanks, I'll have to check these out!


I don't know why they couldn't put a friendly version of that message on the landing page.


Are people outside the org even meant to see the page? That is odd.


Well there is a ref=hackernews in the URL for tracking so I guess yes ?


Key factor here that people should know.


Wow.

I am guessing this will be used in Google Maps Street View?


Why? Maps has actual data to show. Fake data isn't needed or helpful.


Can't Google remove apps like Rocket Cleaner, that participate in these ads?


Not a good idea - I can pay for an ad for an app I don't like and it will be removed.


Apps and websites running ads they don't know about or don't vouch for is another problem. It's like a propaganda backdoor.


Same for Signal? They have a donate button in android app.


Signal is actually registered as a non-profit (which means accounting for where the money is going as well), so iOS version is perfectly fine to have "Donate to Signal" link opening in Safari.


not Godot, because it's free.

this is not - https://flaxengine.com/licensing/


https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webnn-samples/lenet/

This example uses the current polyfill and it's local.


There's also a polyfill https://github.com/webmachinelearning/webnn-polyfill


OT: I finally googled it and realized the term polyfill comes from spackling paste: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spackling_paste#Polyfilla finally, i can sleep well.


Story seems pretty much the same with Web push notifications. You send a json to the temporary url provided by the browser push api.

1. From client get a push url.

2. Pass that to your app server for future use.

3. Send notification json to that url.

4. That url points to the specific browser vendor's Push notification server, and when it recieves a notification from your app server. It relays the message to the client.

And that url is different for different browsers.

Firefox - https://mozilla-push-service.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Chrome - uses FCM

Can't configure a custom push server endpoint, like self hosted server without shipping your own browser.


Guidelines | FAQ | Lists | API | Security | Legal | Apply to YC | Contact

Search: