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EvilEy3
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EvilEy3
6y ago
They sent rocket running JS in Space.
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6y ago
No it won't. Samsung has 3 upgrades policy now. With security updates it is 4 years or more.
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6y ago
Borderline insane people and facial recognition technology, what could go wrong?
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6y ago
Oh boy, yet another "actshually" filled with emotions that supposed to give "another view". You precisely know what Emanuel and Lee mean when they quanyify that someone with 25 years is a greater loss than someone with 6
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6y ago
> Apple languages don’t reach the top-10 of languages used on GitHub. While this is likely impacted by the Objective-C/Swift split, it still shows how niche development for that platform is. Michelin 3-star restaurants don't re
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6y ago
It unfortunately doesn't work fine as an OS. I moved to Macs over two years ago, had to work on multiple Macs(2 2018, 1 2020) and literally had ONE issue during update which was solved in 15 seconds by rebooting into whatever the name
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6y ago
> Makes things more complicated and is often used for very questionable reasons. Why is it complicated? Because you didn't bother to learn new API and it is sufficiently different from older one?
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6y ago
In what universe Bazel is a critical project for Java ecosystem?
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6y ago
Can you elaborate on Android part?
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6y ago
> Right now, software is still incredibly undervalued for what is possible long-term. That's why you increase saturation and undervalue it even more?
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6y ago
How is that user-hostile?
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6y ago
So what's the point of the article? "Prestige=bad"?
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6y ago
Those were different times, old man.
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6y ago
Company refuses to do what's bad for business, news at 10.
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6y ago
Why /s though? It is a huge pro for some people.
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6y ago
Atrocious performance and memory usage. I have to always close tab after I'm done with Figma or laptop crawls.
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6y ago
No idea what you're talking about, Intellij family is light years ahead of competition. It will take decades of them stagnating, and their competition moving really fast, to become uncompetitive.
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6y ago
> It didn't work. Typical problems that arose include how Apple's use of glue required precision the machinery couldn't reliably match. And the tiny screws needed required the automation to correctly pick and position them
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6y ago
Same could've been with CS/Software Engineers, until someone decided that making a quick buck out of bootcamps is more important than profession's integrity.
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6y ago
Why do you think that others should adjust to the way you live? Surely kids are a choice. And if you choose kids of career thrn you're bound to be less effective than someone who chose otherwise?
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6y ago
Kotlin, Flutter, Any JS framework, QT, Xamarin.
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6y ago
Good riddance.
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6y ago
> I'm fairly convinced that a lot of sports people are on the spectrum. I don't mean this as an insult in any way whatsoever, though I'm sure many will take it as such (sorry, in advance!). The raw, calculative persona of
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6y ago
> What's next, complaining that the cancer patient gets extra time off so why don't I? If they brought cancer tumor on themselves, then yes. [You just compared kids and cancer, mate, FYI]
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6y ago
Mobile app is even worse.
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7y ago
Only with users consent.
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7y ago
> - High battery consumption and no way to control background services Are you drunk? Native apps are orders of magnitude more efficient than browser rendered pages. Also, wtf are you talking about, on Android your application will be li