DevKoala

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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   That’s mean to SnapChat.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   I am also of the opinion of needing only one monitor because I can only focus on one thing at once. Whatever is not the work I am doing when I focus, goes into another desktop space. I am also a power user of an OSX window manager called Sp
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   To help minorities... sure Jan.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   Because company policies were not as open to remote talent. It took us over a year of lackluster local talent interviews in SF to convince our CTO that we have to go for remote talent. By the time the pandemic hit, we were ready to be our m
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   Facebook security issues were an influencing factor in the past elections. How much worse can it get? I don’t think that rooting for Facebook against a Chinese built competitor is rooting for national security.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   I am happy for these news. Facebook has a monopoly on social media, and it’s good for competitors to grow strong enough to challenge it.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   Can you provide some specifics? I am not refuting your claim. GCP is my favorite cloud platform to develop on, but obviously the needs of the US government are different from the needs of an individual software consultant.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   It depends on what the startup offers and what market they are in. Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn is a successful one for example.
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   by DevKoala 6y ago

   I probably will never watch it now since I don’t have a Spotify subscription and don’t need one. Is Spotify free for Podcasts?
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    I was as kid, and used to think “tough shit guys, better product wins”. I knew nothing.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    So Microsoft just copies any successful small product that shows up? Trying to prevent another competitor the size of Slack/Zoom? To the people at large companies working on replicating small company products. How do you motivate yours
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Anecdotal evidence, but if you don't offer GoogleADX inventory, your site gets de-ranked in searches. I am very interested in the anti-trust probe for that reason.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    How come the same logic doesn’t apply to any other engineering piece of work?
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    No, you cannot open source a fraud prevention mechanism. You want to keep it secret.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    This is one of the most famous accounts: https://www.secureworldexpo.com/industry-news/8-steps-huawei...
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Thank you for explaining. It’s weird because it seems the overall sentiment with this move is negative on Qualcomm; perhaps because of the short term loses.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Doesn't Qualcomm lose all future revenue coming from Huawei in this scenario? Please explain.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    I always thought that enforcing IP rights overseas was a pipe dream. Amazing.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Yes, I am interested in your idea. I agree it is something should happen. However, who would host these sites? I don’t see the solution yet. Maybe you have put more thought into it. Edit: you sound a bit rattled. I didn’t mean to instigate.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Who will host the webpage in your scenario?
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Doctors try to make facts publicly available. The Wall Street Journal puts them behind a paywall.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Yes, by the definition of the word. However, is it illegal? The companies mentioned have too much lobbying power; nobody will look into this.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Everybody is sharing how they go about their app design. This is the order that works for me: 1. Data Models 2. Data Stores 3. Business Logic 4. Processes 6. Application Interfaces (resource level) 7. Presentation Interfaces 8. UI
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    I am not confident on malls being a viable business on the coming years, but I am glad some corporations still believe in them since they generate tons of jobs.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Yes. In this case, they share the fact they used common sense. This is not saying that all of the other major re-architecture blog posts are flawed. However, it is good to know that scaling when using cloud vendor specific tools is as easy
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    I find it hard to imagine I was accurate in my replies when I also feel I have learned so much in the past decade. Most likely I was not asked for real details, which makes me question the effectiveness of the interviewers back then.
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Back when I was younger, I would bullshit on software interviews with great success. I say "bullshit" because I would talk with a high degree of "confidence" about topics and technologies that I had barely read about or
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    I don't think anything will stop browser vendors from advancing the HTML/CSS standards, but I also believe that we will see the emergence of libraries that have a different opinion around layout declarations and core components. T
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Because of browser support honestly. Outside of grid-layout, there is nothing salvageable from the CSS layout engine that cannot be done better inside a programmable view such a canvas. Give it 5 years or so for WebGL/WebGPU to standar
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    by DevKoala 6y ago

    Awesome. Finally we'll know if possession is the true answer. After looking at the video, I get the feeling I could beat the winning team; it definitely misses tons of clear passing opportunities that would open the play.