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by bla2 9y ago
Looks like this is using clang++ instead of clang-cl, which sets almost all of these flags automatically.
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by bla2 9y ago
Then why nothing on Trump?
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by bla2 9y ago
Google has been pushing chrome on their sites for years. Firefox's drop in desktop is recent. So just marketing can't be the explanation.
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by bla2 9y ago
> If people are voluntarily opting out of marriage and family I'm not married, I'm in a long term committed relationship, I have kids. The article seems to think that being married and having kids is somehow the same. It's
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by bla2 9y ago
I wonder how much harder this approach will make compiler updates for them.
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by bla2 9y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with þ either. It fell out of favor, so it went away. If ß falls out of favor one day that's fine, but at the moment it's part of the language and that's fine too.
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by bla2 9y ago
On Windows, altgr-shift-ß.
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by bla2 9y ago
As a German, I disagree with you. German's not English, even though you might prefer if it was. Others don't. It's fine that it uses the letters it ended up with historically. This change fixes an internal inconsistency, your
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by bla2 9y ago
At the peak of JavaScript fatigue in 2013 I don't think JavaScript fatigue peaked in 2013. FTA: it is quite easy to maintain a large, flexible, well-engineered SPA with React, Vue, or other lightweight JS libraries, even at enterpri
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by bla2 9y ago
Sounds a bit tone deaf. On the other hand, I'm not sure if there's anything else they can do at this point. They've lost the case and the appeal won't change that, but investors would be even unhappier if they didn'
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by bla2 9y ago
> Because he doesn't like it there More likely the other way round.
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by bla2 9y ago
You have to look at the remark in the context it was made. They were having a meeting where they presumably tried hard to make the point that they're very serious about fixing their culture. This is the only way to _maybe_ keep this be
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by bla2 9y ago
Certainly makes Amazon a less desirable employer for me.
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by bla2 9y ago
Still only supports proprietary codecs from what I understand. So not "full".
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by bla2 9y ago
That's cool, but it feels a bit like making sure your room is tidied up while your house is on fire -- it's not clear it's the most pressing priority. But webrtc support is cool.
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by bla2 9y ago
The first thing in the macOS guide covers how apps should behave in fullscreen mode. Most people I know only use fullscreen mode accidentally; family has had problems figuring out how to get out of fullscreen mode after accidentally enterin
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by bla2 9y ago
It works for me. I'm on mobile and get an AMP page.
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by bla2 9y ago
Also written by an (Ex-)Mozillian. Seems like wondering about Firefox's place in the world is currently top-of-mind there :-(
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by bla2 9y ago
1. Click "web" link below story here on HN 2. Click first result on Google WSJ doesn't paywall if the referrer is Google.
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by bla2 9y ago
Sounds like Apple's underinvestment in mobile Safari makes it currently impossible to implement this well in web pages in iOS, and that the AMP team is working with Apple to fix their broken platform. I don't see how this isn&#x27
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by bla2 9y ago
My N build (stock Android on Pixel) has night mode.
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by bla2 9y ago
Vaporware announcement 2 days before Google I/O...I wonder what Nvidia expects Google to announce.
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by bla2 9y ago
$950 seems very cheap for NYC. Where are you going to live?
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by bla2 9y ago
By last count in 2016, the world saw just 37 new cases of polio. That's down from more than 400 in the late 1980s But the graph's y axis says "thousands". From 400,000 to 37 is a bit more meaningful than from 400 to 37
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by bla2 9y ago
I used to work at Google. I didn't study for the interviews, I just showed up. It went well enough to be hired. I did study CS and know my algorithms and data structures though.
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by bla2 9y ago
Thanks for the reply. I played with this new version and with Maps's Earth mode for a bit today, and to me they feel identical 3d-eise (except that the new thing only works in chrome, and I like Maps's UI better).
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by bla2 9y ago
I love that 3d experience you call "crappy". To each their own, I suppose.
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by bla2 9y ago
I don't know why Google Earth exists. The satellite mode in maps is very good, doesn't depend on PNaCl, and is part of Google Maps, where it makes sense.
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by bla2 10y ago
Sounds like the market is telling startups that early engineers are worth more than 0.1% of stock options.
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by bla2 10y ago
In my experience dynamic checkers like https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ThreadSanitizer.html tend to work better that static checks.

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