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Their comparison page shows some savings, but not in every case (~40 MB / ~150 MB) https://docs.deno.com/runtime/desktop/comparison/

They did it for speed, and Go was the language with the closest syntax to migrate to.

I use https://ia.net/writer. It does the job and supports templates for quick export to HTML or PDF.

WebAssembly's purpose was never to replace JavaScript but only to speed up certain parts of a website/app.

I don't think we were ever "fine" with 56k, but I think we reached a good speed with 1Gb/s. It will be more than enough for most households until everything we do will scale up in resolution.

I didn't renew mine either. My two main reasons are the mess they caused a few weeks ago and how bad the search is. HEY has a great feature that lets you merge multiple threads under one name, but they do not have a higher weight over any other email subject or body. I've found myself lost in a long list of non-relevant emails when searching for a merge thread name, having to scroll email after email; how can they not give a higher weight to a custom string that I chose? All of this on a less than one-year-old archive, I don't know how this system can work overtime.

Thank you, it looks good

I've added this code to fix the reply textarea colour:

.fatitem textarea { background-color: #232834; color: #fafafa; }

Stripe's Payment Intent API

All done via serverless functions, for both initialisation and confirmation(via Stripe's webhooks).

I recommend "Practical TLA+" too; it introduces TLA+ in a more approachable way than other resources.

Link to the book: https://www.apress.com/gp/book/9781484238288

Sharing an article from an amp page when talking about Google manipulating search results is quite the touch.