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Previous discussion (2022): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30180566

They weren't asking for floppy disks, they were sending their people to connect directly to infrastructure.

One of examples: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Room_641A

In my experience (europe) delivery companies get access to my unique email address that I also only use to buy things on amazon. They use this email address to send me information about deliveries directly to my inbox.

It's probably not available because someone decided that it should be only available for enterprise customers, take a look: https://workspace.google.com/products/cloud-search/

Thanks for noticing. It's probably my own typo, as I wrote this years ago for my thesis and I haven't caught it.

Small part of history of JavaScript:

In 1995, after 10 days of work, Brendan Eich created a scripting language for browsers. He called it Mocha. The language was renamed several times over the course of just a couple of months, and was eventually given the name we know today, JavaScript. Brendan originally wanted to add support for the Schema programming language to the Netscape browser, but his superiors wanted the language available in their browser to be more like the then popular Java [1].

[1] Freely based on a description from book and wikipedia:

C. Saternos, Client­Server Web Apps with JavaScript and Java. O’Reilly Media, Inc., 2014.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JavaScript

seems pretty fun, I'll definitely check it out

On the other hand it seems that I have hyperphantasia (I can visualize anything, animate it, rotate, check any of the details) and at the same time I work as an software engineer, but in contrary to what people might think it helps me a lot as I can visualize and remember all the parts of the code that I work on.

I once worked on a tool that should let me code using blocks (like in Unreal Engine for example), but to allow it for me to write in my favorite language (Golang). I was really surprised with the overall experience and usability of this solution and I think it could help people like me to focus more on the coding aspect.

I like this idea, sign me in.