EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Thank you for correction!
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> It has failed spectacularly at that goal No, it allows apps to don't rerender whole page on every click, so it works just fine.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
You forgot "your grace".
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Well, literally not anyone can "throw" such argument, only those who actually has an experience :) How many years of these 15 you are building SPApps? It's ok to disagree. I'm in a camp "API + SPA" after my exp
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Don't forget they are only warnings, they will not shut down your app and their update rate is not as frequent as you might expect.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Never shut down your computer and pay electricity bills. Don't reboot too often. And hope your provider will never have outages. I know, some people have always-on computers, some people have low prices for electricity, some don't
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It will not give them access this tech on every consumer device with camera.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It will be less widespread and fewer engineers will push it forward.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I'm ready to sacrifice my extremely convenient way to unlock iPhone just to know this technology is banned worldwide. This technology opens wide doors for surveillance, for finding, identifying and pursuing political opponents - not ju
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
You forgot to mention who stole the game. Maybe for some people it's not so important and stealing is just how they used to do things?
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
That's why I wrote "mostly". And it doesn't deny the fact that Brave is built on product, created and paid by corporation they hate and blame so much.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
More options is better in this case.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Money movements are not just calls to some external API - there's a lot of legal regulations around money movements.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Brave is a product built on Chromium - work of many Google engineers (mostly). And still they call Google an "evil behemoth corporation". And now this article - pathetic example of black PR and double-dealing.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Running project like this is a full-time job. It can't be done in a spare time.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I have some experience in it: I was working day-and-night on my own projects at the beginning of my career - gave me a lot of money and experience, but now I know for sure that I could do it with just 20% of efforts - all my best things wer
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> Some people work not just harder but longer as well, they are extremely productive compared to average. Not for long. Overworking always rewards you with burnout.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Yes, agree.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
If loud noises will start _before_ machines turn on vacuum, at least few minutes, then, maybe, it could help.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Stripe is a good example, thanks. I absolutely agree that in a good web app DB is a bottleneck and can be 10 times slower than any part of the web app itself, regardless of the language. Maybe Ruby ORMs are not so optimized, who knows.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
All apps I saw, written in Ruby, were awfully slow. I don't know Ruby, maybe it's just me, but would be interesting to know examples of not slow Ruby apps.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
It only means you don't know PHP enough. No offense, I moved from PHP to Rust after 11 years of using it, but it was definitely not because of tools or speed of development. I just prefer strict typing and Rust's errors handling.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Because you can't use any other browser in iOS. It's not AppStore rules. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11259152/chrome-ios-is-i...
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> What do you think those people will do after being fired? > they will turn to theft and crime in order to feed themselves and their family If they prefer this rather than learning new skills/professions - nothing can help them.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
I wrote about skills competition, not competition between persons. In our cruel world it's absolutely possible to get new skills, and you don't even need huge money to get skills you could sell later. > Wealth of one's fam
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> And all those middle age workers will, what? They will be fired, yes. This cruel world, where people should care about competitiveness of their skills. It starts right after the school.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> one night of rioting by the now-unemployed proletariat Lol, and this is response to "Luddites". Good luck with riots :)
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> better spreading wealth I grew up in a country where communism has won - I know for sure that it's an utopia. I really hate communists, socialists and other imbeciles who believe that people/business should give their money t
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
Surprised to find so many modern Luddites in comments. History lessons says that new professions will appear.
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by EugeneOZ 7y ago
> Pay them more Why, if Amazon can replace them by robots?

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