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by astonex 7y ago
A list of websites and their content is really not useful at all. Anyone can get this themselves with some really simple programming. The actual hard part is when it comes to ranking and sorting the data in any useful way, and doing it with
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by astonex 7y ago
It's easier to get it accepted with a small rate. Later on it can be increased.
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by astonex 7y ago
2050 is too late. Make it 2025 at the most otherwise no one in power now will have to deal with it, and it's right now that we need to start making big changes.
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by astonex 7y ago
>if all dudes involved read the code before chaning it And that's only ever possible if you're the only "dude", and your codebase is like <10k loc
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by astonex 7y ago
I'm sure your media is far more correct than my media.
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by astonex 7y ago
Im far from American however
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by astonex 7y ago
While the prosecution was dumb (it was clearly a joke), he did turn out to be a huge right wing racist anyway
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by astonex 7y ago
That seems like way too much water and surely bad for your kidneys.
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by astonex 8y ago
It's almost like Google is actually good at Search and replicating that isn't easy
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by astonex 8y ago
Japan is definitely not savvy when it comes to software engineering. I'd say they're not really that tech savvy either. A lot of their tech is very dated.
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by astonex 8y ago
Blizzard is not a separate company with just a publishing contract like Bungie did. Blizzard was bought out by Activision and is now Activision-Blizzard and treated as a subsidiary company. I suppose Blizzard could try to raise enough capit
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by astonex 8y ago
This is already happening a lot. So far Youtube hasnt changed anything
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by astonex 8y ago
You mean you built a frontend for Google, not a search engine.
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by astonex 8y ago
We're actually the largest tech company in South Korea, not a completely random vendor. We also own LINE messenger which is probably more known.
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by astonex 8y ago
Yes there is nothing Google in it. And if you happen to use Naver services, you won't be automatically logged in like Chrome is doing.
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by astonex 8y ago
Just to add my company's browser too, http://whale.naver.com/ Chromium-based, actively developed, and has Android+iOS browsers. You can use chrome extensions with it too.
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by astonex 8y ago
New law in Korea means workers are limited to 40 hours a week now, with maximum 12 hours overtime at 150% pay. I work at Korea's biggest tech company and the law is strictly followed.
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by astonex 8y ago
Why do you even want to silence anyone from posting in their own social network. I don't think companies should become moral authorities. Leave it to the network to naturally filter out content they don't want.
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by astonex 8y ago
Just have a maximum traversal depth
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by astonex 8y ago
Has anyone told the employees that their phones have malware? Seems strange to let it be a weekly occurrence.
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by astonex 8y ago
Up to 10 lane roads is normal for Korea.
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by astonex 8y ago
We have a differing opinions on what outage means then. Catching the error and showing it to the user is obviously the right thing to do, but not what I'd call an outage.
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by astonex 8y ago
It's the not handling an API failure correctly that surprises me. That seems like it'd be quite common
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by astonex 8y ago
What the hell are npm doing that this caused a prod outage. Either way, really poor from Smyte. No reason to immediately turn off access
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by astonex 8y ago
If you just arrived at a company why are you pushing to change anything. They obviously already have a working process and you should be careful to change anything that works, especially when you may not yet know all of the more hidden deta
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by astonex 8y ago
How can non-users agree to having their data collected and stored.
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by astonex 9y ago
It's a default option offered by osx https://i.imgur.com/uJo5XUj.png
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by astonex 9y ago
It's not a custom binding. It's a default option offered by osx https://i.imgur.com/uJo5XUj.png
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by astonex 9y ago
At my Korean company, all code is written in English and comments are in Korean/English. On osx, capslock is used to quickly switch between languages.
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by astonex 9y ago
If you look at Naver Search in Korea, most of their search results focus on results from community discussion sites (called cafes), blogs, etc. instead of commercial websites.

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