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Curious to know:

- does the company provide the harness and specific model for this? Or the interviewee use whatever they have access to? If they don't do a good job, is it the fault of the harness or the model or the interviewee not knowing how to fully utilise the harness and model or alternative harnesses and models?

- if every interviewee uses different harnesses and models, how does the company ensure that it's a fair comparison between interviewees for the same role?

- will the interviewer go through all lines in the code generated or let AI do it?


Polygon areas would be cool to see how big they are. I made this few years ago for Singapore https://observablehq.com/@cheeaun/golf-courses-in-singapore


That seems slightly pointless no? I mean Singapore is small enough already, there probably is 10 courses maximum. The one I've seen is the Changi course, and I don't think it can compare to the average course size in the States


good idea!


Many years ago, IE requires `document.createElement`.

HTML5 Shiv was needed, with added history https://www.paulirish.com/2011/the-history-of-the-html5-shiv... (2011)



This just uses DOMPurify under the hood


...yes, that's what a polyfill is: a javascript implementation of a new spec that's only applied when the current browser doesn't yet support the new spec. This lets devs start using it right away, then when it has enough support across browsers the polyfill can be removed without changing their code.


Kinda reminds me of Flipboard https://engineering.flipboard.com/2015/02/mobile-web (2015)


Great to see this again. Amazing how this tool expanded so much over the years!


Honestly first time see a 95 cents app on the App Store


Yes! I was debating making it .99 cents but for some reason .95 just felt right for this app :)


I think this is pretty smart.


Thank you!


Very curious to know more about this, regarding PMTiles:

> Unfortunately, making range requests in 80 GB files just doesn't work in production. It is fine for files smaller than 500 MB, but it has terrible latency and caching issues for full planet datasets.

Wondering which part incurs the latency here.


I explained a bit about PMTiles in this comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41636376

In summary, on a cold start (so now when it's on HN it might be totally meaningless), the following page loads in like 8-10 sec for me: https://pmtiles.io/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fdata.source.coop%2Fpro...

Technically why it's slow is entirely on CloudFlare, so I can only guess. But probably they are not mirroring files of this size across their datacenters / servers. I don't know how their public buckets hosting is done, but it's definitely very slow.

OpenFreeMap on the other hand seems almost instant for me.



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