Illniyar

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by Illniyar 8y ago
If it's basically two mails clients sending emails quickly to eachother, is there anything there that will make sure the user doesn't fill his inbox with tons of "hi","how are you" emails? Does it delete the me
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"All European market production is being consolidated to Japan, where the company is based" Doesn't seem to be related to brexit.
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Not quite. Lot's of applications have SEO for their main content. Social networks (reddit, twitter), marketplaces, shopping sites (some shops, like nike's, are quite complicated js-wise), forums (stackoverflow for instance)
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That sounds like a minefield. How do you regulate a service where two people from different countries can interact? Which countriy's law should be followed when a person from country Y posts on a feed from country X? What if the laws c
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Properly is a very loose term. It is common in speech and literature to use it to mean "an exception so rare that by virtue of it's rarity it strengthens the general rule". If we are going by wikipedia definitions, then: &quo
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Do we really need to defend SPA every other week? The market, users, product, ui/ux designers and the vast majority of developers decided that SPA is a better user experience. Page loads greatly degrade the user experience, especially
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SEO isn't just about landing pages or corporate websites. Every public facing route is part of SEO. Some of the most SEO heavy websites are social networks, ecommerce sites, marketplaces and other interactive websites. Even for corpora
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From the article it appears she advocates "early childhood literacy" , which generally means literacy before school age. Whether or not you agree with it, it does seem that the program is aligned with her goals.
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Simple, SEO. We want full SPA, but also want SEO to work without shaky unreliable prerendering. Hence server-side-rendering for SPAs. Some will tell you that it's for first time loading performance, but in this day and age, I doubt tha
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That doesn't seem to allow any kind of update to old versions, the most notable of it is security patches for past versions. But also supporting multiple concurrent branches of development (such as angular 1/2, or mobx's 4 an
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It's not about upgrading, it's about repairing when it gets broken. Which no matter how well made SSD, batteries or memory is, it will in a few years (at least on average). If it's soldered on instead of simply connected, tha
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Rails would be the opposite example. Magic all the way down and the ecosystem is not even contemplating the idea of bailing on it.
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You mean private jets full of gold that are actually legal (though probably evading taxes) as opposed to the illegality of all the rest?
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Let's not forget that the appstore is an anti-competitive lawsuit waiting to happen. If apple is going to antagonize some of the biggest lobbying tech firms there's no telling what the windfall would be.
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I imagine this is how apple would treat any company with a widely used app. Whether it was Snapchat, dropbox or Candy Crush Saga. I doubt they'll consider such a misstep reason enough to inconvenience or even harm millions of their use
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It does not preclude test flight or just installing it through a developer machine. The vast majority of app developers don't use an enterprise account to test beta releases.
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Seems like regular browser compatability issues to me. Specific safari not working, a few edge cases here and there. You have that in all cross browser libraries.
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sure you can, but the user must choose where to put it, no arbitrary saves. https://github.com/eligrey/FileSaver.js
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It is rare that adaption has anything to do with the strength of the technology involved. Usually the winners are those that are early to market, are adapted early by industry leaders and/or have better marketing. In this case the reas
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I suppose it is. Though it's not the sort of systems I meant in my reply. Never even crossed my mind. P2P networks (like torrents) could probably also count as ones.
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Sorry if I'm being obtuse but why would they be using a hash as a key instead of a uuid? I've never heard of any distributed system (or any system) that use hash as a key. Or are you saying there is somekind of auxiliary hash tabl
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Are you suggesting that spotify is somewherre using a hash-table without a collision resolution method (like a linked list). Is that something that is done in some industries? Hash collisions to me has always been a performance problem not
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That's not the all story. Sun/Oracle refused to provide the TCK with a license that would allow it to be used in mobile. They did agree to allow it to be a desktop/server only solution. However the knowledge that Java isn&#x2
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As far as I am aware this is a failing of representational democracy everywhere. It might be less or more pronounced in different countries or different areas, but it is endemic to democracy. Or really, if you think of it, to any type of go
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This seems like a weird design choice. Why would you need to load a file from the file system as part of a select? Unless I'm missing some kind of use case this seems like a bad protocol design.
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"Of course, it is worth noting that Smith is a unique school: a small liberal-arts college, historically left wing, which only admits women. And it’s possible that changes at Smith are offset somehow by changes at other schools."
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Like most things are before corporations get involved - a hobby. That is - it was filled with people who were excited about it and dedicated their time for free to help other enthusiasts and grow the community. It was filled with character
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Lately, for small projects, I'm doing everything in firebase. No need to worry about anything. And if you use functions for all data manipulations, you have yourself a fully featured engine with web hosting, file hosting and database,
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"A team of full stack devs tend towards whatever they fancy when handing out JIRAs, and the separation is still usually front or back-end. It becomes an unofficial silo anyway. The full stack advantage is for sudden departures: the pro
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He's not a frontend developer, he's a designer, who happens to do a bit of javascript. That's fine, but it obviously colored what he thinks about full-stack developers, and frankly it's a load of bull. First the idea tha

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