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811.
by aflag 6y ago
I don't really agree with that decision, but maybe that phrasing is not 100% accurate. Maybe they just meant that they should run the scan on a local test environment and not in the production deployment. Obviously, there's value
812.
by aflag 6y ago
If the user emails them they can certainly reply. It's just a matter of showing their email somewhere. The ID can be shown before the user logs in. That would not be less secure then relying on the email to reset the password. If someo
813.
by aflag 6y ago
Can't they just ask the user to open the app and send them some identifying number they can find in the ui?
814.
by aflag 6y ago
Doesn't seem to load in Firefox on my mobile.
815.
by aflag 6y ago
It all depends on the business and business model. For instance, I worked in a classroom app. We had a few goals per quarter but let's just see a couple. For instance, one goal at a certain point was to create all these new lesson type
816.
by aflag 6y ago
I don't think that's true. Losing a few cycles instead of calling a syscall can be beneficial to the system as a whole.
817.
by aflag 6y ago
It's not my terms vs their terms. The terms are ours. We, as a society, decided that creators have full monopolistic power over their creation for a certain number of years. It doesn't need to be that way, though. Society can weig
818.
by aflag 6y ago
That doesn't seem the case in projects I worked with. In my case, there were more features than engineers and some features were more important than others, so the list made sense. Obviously, it's not set in stone. Features can so
819.
by aflag 6y ago
I don't think that prioritizing in general is an anti-pattern. You will do things before other things and you need to choose what to do first. The criticism in the article was about bad prioritization. With GH Projects you can have the
820.
by aflag 6y ago
I didn't say you shouldn't pay for it. My suggestion was to compensate the copyright holder, just reduce their power over their creation. Currently, you need the copyright holder to agree upon you releasing their work. It doesn&#x
821.
by aflag 6y ago
I think calling copyright infringement stealing is a hyperbole. They are very different things. Sometimes it's more than an inconvenience, though. At the present moment in time, I have no way to legally watch all but 3 Rick and Morty&#
822.
by aflag 6y ago
From what I've read it's not available by default and you need to run some commands (which seem to be hard to google). And that solves only part of the problem, the article had other examples that may be harder to solve. It seems
823.
by aflag 6y ago
Besides that, they can just stop using the blacklist as a signal for their results, but keep the feature.
824.
by aflag 6y ago
Did apple make any comments on this? I haven't been able to find any public responses from them. I'm really interested on reading their side of things. This is quite jarring, it's hard to believe it is a thing. However, as I
825.
by aflag 6y ago
How do you roll back an upgrade in android and whatever linux distribution you're using?
826.
by aflag 7y ago
You can stop it from moving by clicking and holding (both on the phone and laptop). The point is that it's a fast snippet of someone's time. Things you don't want someone referencing in the future. For instance, you may want
827.
by aflag 7y ago
It's hard to have a reliable rating system for non fungible goods. Unless a person dated a hundred other people, it'd be hard to tell if the rating is accurate. I think it'd work if you want to find people to have sex with on
828.
by aflag 7y ago
Where did you work? What was your job title? Who were all these bosses preaching blockchains to you? So many questions!
829.
by aflag 7y ago
No. He did successfully fled, however. The police didn't manage to catch him in time.
830.
by aflag 7y ago
Most countries don't extraditate their own citizens regardless of the crime. I don't even know about a country that would extraditate a citizen in this case.
831.
by aflag 7y ago
The police arrested him based on the facts they have. I assume there will still be a trial and he can argument that his family was threatened, but from what we know, there's not that much evidence for that.
832.
by aflag 7y ago
Poorer people also worry about that. And that's even worse for us with a lower wage. If I die, who will be able to provide for my children? I'm sure Paul is able to make arrangements so his kids can still have a finatially stable
833.
by aflag 7y ago
Like others have said: talk to a lawyer, find out your options, given your current contract (don't talk to your employer or make any decisions before fully understanding your rights and duties). One complementary advice: think that in
834.
by aflag 7y ago
Why bubble sort? I never understood its popularity. Selection sort feels a lot more intuitive to me and it's the same complexity.
835.
by aflag 7y ago
Interesting, I hear people spelling out constants all the time when using the O notation to put emphasis where they want. I guess that's not really as universal as I thought, but I still think it's a good way to express.
836.
by aflag 7y ago
50k items seems actually quite small. Front loading data can make your app look a lot snappier at the cost of a slightly longer load time. It may be worth it in many situations.
837.
by aflag 7y ago
The point was that you can often convert nested loops into two loops that are not nested. O(2n) conveys that, O(n) does not.
838.
by aflag 7y ago
I think that's not entirely true. All city cars were still all made by foreign car makers. I think Gurgel only tried to make city cars around the 80s and they wanted to go electric (given how much energy became available to the country
839.
by aflag 7y ago
I'm always saddened to remember the fall of Gurgel. Had they achieved their goals, Brazilian economy could've benefited immensely.
840.
by aflag 7y ago
That's great! I've been using a JavaScript hack to avoid it for a while. The current editor has so many not well thought through corner cases!

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