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Its not this tweet that wiped out the market value, its the fact that less people are using snapchat..
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What about Flutter? It will also have similar advantages over HTML as QT.
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I stopped looking often at Facebook. I don't like their upgrade and more people are posting stupid things on the network. To be honest I don't care about it anymore. Instagram, whatsapp and Snapchat have taken over most of Faceboo
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What is a junior developer? Is a junior developer somebody without experience but with a good technical background. We hire those for sure. But we dont hire people who dont have a solid basis, and just know a little bit of javascript progra
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Does it matter if the code looks ugly or not? End users are not going to see the UI. If i have an AI in my toolbox that autoconverts designs to Code, within a minute. It would speed up my development time by a lot!
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Driving alone around in Africa is what you consider life? I know working 9-5 is not a good life. However working on something you love, in an environment with friends and family and fun, is a good life i.m.h.o. I always have the feeling nom
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The weak spot of Cryptos is in the exchanges. Getting your money in or out of crypto is a reall hassle, and a risky undertaking. I still had some money at Exmo, moved them to Ether to send them to Kraken (and in my own wallet eventually). H
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It shows that microservices come with a lot of complexity. Only do it when your team is growing bigger and there are problems in building your app with a big team. split up the teams, and split up the services. Let teams deploy the services
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Just as how bitcoin grew (network effects), it will crash just as hard (network effects). I sold it all, yesterday :-) I think it will stabilize around some point and then grow again. I'm waiting until it stabilizes.
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Indeed. Rest us nice for some cases but quite complex in rules. Especially if you use HATEOAS. These days I always recommend GRPC over protobuf for inter services communication.
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The private key is stored on the node. Haha big fail. That's not what decentralized blockchains are about.
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This is completely normal, just like any (web,ios) app, apps are generating analytics point to know how the app is doing, and where to improve. If an app doesnt have a 3rd party analytics tool, you can be almost certain they are using an in
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I'm running FirefoxDeveloperEdition 58.0b5 (64-bit) on MacOS. Now, after a refresh it worked. But then again a refresh: grey screen. Refreshing with the screen open: It keeps working. But refreshing and then switching tabs quickly, and
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Doesnt work in Firefox Quantum
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Yeah true, it is used in some industries such as the space and flight industries, where you want to be sure your code is correct. However it comes with a range of problems, and often its not worth going into the effort of formally verifying
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I think the best way to handle it is: Sit trough the interview. At good companies you get to talk to more than 1 person, and a group of persons decide whether you get hired. If you really want to join the company you are interviewing with,
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Live coding and knowing why we have BigO and what it means is a hard requirement for us for senior candidates. We even dive deep into UDP vs TCP and the differences. You don't need to know this always, but if things go bad, i rather h
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I think this interviewer was not that bad actually. He checked your problem solving skills, and he ensured you knows some textbook basics. That's fine. Thats what we do too: In the first interview ensure the candidate satifies the mini
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The author mentions that turing complete contracts will have bugs in them eventually. While currently that happens, we do have formal verification methods in computer science. And thats exactly what people are trying to apply on Ethereum: F
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Wow this is super, Rust based browser with true concurrency support. Chromes processes where a nice idea, but lots of memory required, and slow heavy on the hardware. I just switched to Firefox. +1 for the "do not track" feature.
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While I like react and react native, i still think requireing to run a JS interpreter in order to run a native "like" app is still not good engineering practice. I'm betting on multi-platform-projects (MPP) with Kotlin and Ko
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iOS, Android and Web App in Kotlin, the KotlinConf App
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How does this relate to Android Pay? Is Android Pay deprecated?
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I cant help to feel that in Go performance is more important that developer productity. Go is the new C. The code looks a bit clunky, with lots of error checks. I rather work in a language like Python or Kotlin where the code just looks lik
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Thanks for your reply @lrichardson. I got the impression that ReactNative was having a hard-time within AirBnB lately due to a lukewarm response from Native Developers. (You mentioned this in an interview). Sorry for my mis-interpretation.
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AirBnb is not acitvely mainting this: https://github.com/airbnb/native-navigation And one of the main persons behind ReactNative at AirBnB seems to be less enthousiastic in his latest interview.. However i cant find th
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Thats true, however in the long term, we need a react like framework that solves cross platform development. React Native has lots of problems with navigation, the AirBnB team even stopped using it seriously. I guess Kotlin and Kotlin Nativ
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The Android Framework is a bit of an old framework, not using reactive elements. Google knows this, and is building flutter a reactive UI toolkit. Also android developers are using Reactive components more and more, but the UI is still very
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These are just temporary addresses at exchanges: You pay the exchange x euro, the exchange gives you y ether to adress (temp) E, then you transfer from E to your own wallet K
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Booking.com 's website is awful. They are still stick in 1995. They do product development solely based on A/B tests. That's how the product is so crap. But they have a Monopoly (almost). So that's why people keep using
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