The demo uses 2 html pages - one for instructions, the second one for the actual site that is prefetched. But maybe I will create a repo with it.
HN is a perfect candidate to integrate Signed Exchanges - it's a link aggregator, the type of website SXG authors have in mind while designing this standard.
- 63% of sites receive AI traffic overall
- 98% of AI traffic is sent by three chatbots
- ChatGPT is the biggest referrer, accounting for 50% of AI traffic
- 0.17% of the average website’s traffic comes from AI chatbots
- The smallest websites get the greatest % of total traffic from AI
- 93% of employees can work remotely at least one day a week.
- 45% of respondents have the option to work fully remote (5days aweek).
- Flexibility of place and no commute among the main reasons why people choose remotework.
- Remote work leads to a sense of disconnection from co-workers in almost half of employees.
- The majority of employees do not feel threatened by the possibility of AI taking over their jobs.
- Almost 70% of those who relocated for a job are happywiththeirdecision.
- When it comes to new job opportunities, salary and the option to work remotely take the spotlight.
- Switzerland continues to hold the top spot as the highest-paying country in Europe for IT professionals.
- Most respondents agree that the ideal hiring process consists of only 2 interview stages.
The speed of your website is considered good if the value of the Largest Contentful Paint (LCP) metric is below 2500 ms. I’m going to show you how I took it below 350 ms on a dynamic, production website with a lot of images, even on a slow connection.
Kernel update requires a reboot, which means one has to provide a passphrase to unlock the disk.
To provide a passphrase a keyboard and physical presence are required. This is inconvenient in headless and remote setups.
As a result, people may choose to keep using old kernels, which may lead to security issues.
To address this problem, I created MIT-licesed tool that does the reboot, but asks for the passphrase before, not after.
This way entire operation could be performed remotely via ssh.
This might work out to be a good enough solution instead of opening an sshd during boot to prompt for the passphrase. The need for physical presence isn't completely eliminated, but this should suffice for most situations.
I came across an article whose author described the process of creating a smart contract and deploying it to the Ethereum mainnet. He also published the source code.
I started to wonder: Is it possible to use this public information in order to find Ethereum address of this person?
It would be fun to see how much money he holds ;-)
The demo uses 2 html pages - one for instructions, the second one for the actual site that is prefetched. But maybe I will create a repo with it.
HN is a perfect candidate to integrate Signed Exchanges - it's a link aggregator, the type of website SXG authors have in mind while designing this standard.