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They already do.

This is awesome!

The problem is that even internally, there is this notion of "sprinkling a little Watson to do the hard jobs" and then 'poof': problem solved. Marketing reflects internally, too.

Remember when Firefox had 3D View? Pepperidge Farm remembers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/3D_View

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This talk is obscenely underrated. There is not nearly as much tech-focused performance art in our industry.

Came here for this. My favorite talk of all time. Easily had the most impact on my career.

I’m not sure which is worse: “engineer”, or “architect”.

I just want this, sans text, as my an Apple TV screensaver.

Kind of difficult to have a “breach” when the back door is wide open.

ProtonMail isn’t run by a data mining ad agency that works on military drones.

These reports really need TL;DRs.

If only people knew how often employees of companies like this scrambled to build something in a mad panic because some exec made a promise to a client about software that wasn’t even designed yet.

Unfortunately, it's not a good showcase for React. This simple site is super janky (at least on my machine).

The ads during the show are super cringey. It's not as bad as the Alexa product placement, but still

I would take an existing vanilla JS project if you have one, and convert it. I learned a lot there. You can also learn a lot of the conventions by using/studying TSLint. https://github.com/palantir/tslint

Nice! Thanks.

Wow. I had no idea. That’s great to know. Thanks for relaying that info. Do you have any further resources you recommend with regards to this?

If you’re just looking for a barebones static file server try this: https://github.com/zeit/serve

Thank you. I'll check that out.

I'm in the boat of learning FP right now. What would really help me, and folks in the same process, is for people to suggest languages that _would_ be better, and why, instead of doing the stereotypically HN commenter thing that I'm already seeing.

Static web files would be a good start. JS/CSS/HTML.

A rather weak database? How do you figure?

Why dat or quilt and not blockchain?

You’re not wrong.

It does. We just added it. https://github.com/chrissimpkins/codeface/pull/163

They're a a foot in the door to chat ops, which leads to customer buying the best integrated tools with said chat app: the same companies that make the ops tools.

This is the kicker for me:

> At time of writing, no browser has implemented customized built-in elements. Chrome plans to implement them (status) but other browsers have expressed distaste for implementing the is="" syntax.

I would love to just be able to "fix" the normalization around several built-in elements.

Great idea. Admittedly, I didn't get it at first, but I'll be watching your progress now that I see it. Good luck!

The vast majority of people aren't going to be dropping $700+ on an iPhone alternative either.