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by Drew_ 6y ago
YouTube's recommendations are arguably just as good as TikTok's in my opinion. The only difference is that YouTube places the burden of choice on you while TikTok makes every choice for you. If you don't quickly find somethin
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by Drew_ 6y ago
That would be the "sound used". The music in the video is specified/labeled before upload so there's no need to actually process the sound of the video.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
If the president can't compel Apple/Google to install backdoors, he can't compel them to remove TikTok.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Or we could try to be the country with better morals than China instead of posturing as one.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
TikTok hasn't always been as big as it is right now obviously. ByteDance acquired TikTok for $1 billion only 3 years ago. TikTok definitely was not as big as peak Vine at that time.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Yeah larger desirable companies already have no shortage of well performing candidates to choose from so why make the interview more fair in any way? That would just make selection more difficult for them. Smaller companies might not have t
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Technical interviews problems do sometimes actually resemble some discussions that happen in the real world however there are two major problems that I see in the interview space that don't have clear solutions: 1) one or two people in
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by Drew_ 6y ago
> It's a callback. What would you name it? "Callback"? You're adding extra complexity for no gain. Anon callbacks are annoying for anybody who needs to debug performance. I don't see how naming functionality incr
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Most programming languages have a nice delineation between a dictionary and an object but they are one and the same in JS and that'll throw plenty of traditional programmers for a loop.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
I think it just comes from the fact that solutions that come up in leetcode/HackerRank discussions are often unreadable gibberish.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
The only problem I see here is that either you guys are not using a file structure that makes sense to everyone or you're sharing links for random things and the people receiving those links are losing/ignoring them. Neither of th
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by Drew_ 6y ago
I think you're just mistaking Twitch for a recent unicorn. Twitch grew completely organically from Justin.TV in the mid-late 00's and the demands for hosting something like Justin.TV we're far lower than they are for Twitch n
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by Drew_ 6y ago
I think ultimately their buyout of Ninja, Shroud and others flopped hard. These guys drew huge numbers for Twitch and we're not even performing half as well on Mixer and this is not to mention that these guys we're at liberty to s
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by Drew_ 6y ago
> But the solution isn't just going to be just pulling some lofty regulation out of thin air and trying to re-apply it. That's exactly what the solution will be. Apple will eventually be responsible for ushering in regulation t
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by Drew_ 6y ago
You still have to pay $100-$300 to publish a completely free app.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
You're lack of knowledge of this matter is very evident and you're skepticism and confusion would be very easily cleared if you made an actual honest exploration into hi-fi audio
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by Drew_ 6y ago
The audiophile definition of a "warm" sound signature has nothing to do with distortion and audiophile's do not "eschew fidelity" for different sound signatures.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Try Control Panel > Sound > Communications > Do Nothing
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by Drew_ 6y ago
The test bed in this review uses a decade old air cooler and the "real world" power draw was measured to be 125-150W peaking at 200W.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
The test bed for this review uses a "Thermalright TRUE Copper" cooler which looks to be an air cooler from the mid-to-late 2000's. Needless to say Anandtech probably didn't run their benchmarks with insufficient cooling.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Sure but none of these desktop processors are used in any of these environments.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
I very much doubt these processors actually require liquid cooling.
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by Drew_ 6y ago
You can freely sideload any Chrome extension it doesn't have to be on the Chrome Web Store
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by Drew_ 6y ago
You could say the same about system libraries/binaries every native app needs to run
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by Drew_ 6y ago
Native is obviously better and always will be. Making cross platform apps is not worth it only if you can easily afford to go native. This is obviously not true for everyone.
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by Drew_ 7y ago
"Provably less qualified" means a cheaper hire so yeah many reasonable companies would choose that option. It's good to remember that you can easily be overqualified.
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by Drew_ 7y ago
Nothing you're referring to has anything to do with the actual hiring process. None of the issues you listed makes anyone more or less likely to pass the hiring committee. Offers are based on merit as much as they can be. You just have
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by Drew_ 7y ago
Sounds like you're just projecting your own mentality on everyone you've ever worked with for some reason.
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by Drew_ 7y ago
If DOM manipulation is rarely needed then your web app isn't complex, it's at most a collection of CRUD pages. UI Frameworks like React are for building UI's that accomplish a lot more than that through frequent DOM manipulat
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by Drew_ 7y ago
The difference now is it's only a "wild west" as far as app structure goes. Developers still need to put a lot of thought into component composition and app state to maintain a quality code base. Previously you had to do all

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