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I started coding web apps around 2012. Back then I didn't hear about backend/frontend and I've coded both backend and frontend JS scripts. But we did have specialists who created the static HTML & CSS templates. We just c
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as an introvert i get anxiety just from talking to a person I don't know for the first time...
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Example of a fibonacci recursion implemented in exponential time just after mentioning big-O notation? Looks just like one of those articles written by a copy-writer who knows nothing about programming and created the article by reading som
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6y ago
You don't need a mac to debug safari on iOS. There is remotedebug-ios-webkit-adapter. You need a Mac to debug Safari on Mac. Maybe that's the reason why some people only support Safari on iOS.
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I've started with Web Development in 2013. Back then Node.js was still in 0.x versions, Electron was basically non-existent and Django looked ten-times better than anything PHP was able to offer. I've dabbled with some PHP/No
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I mostly use Python for web development and I've stopped using Python 2 for that with 3.5, so in early 2016, but I do remember that some machine learning or data analysis tools were stuck on Py2 for a little longer. I definitely wouldn
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I would be perfectly happy with a simple "Launch products inside the whole EU" (currently this store page is available in 12 out of 27 countries...)
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Hm.. have you tried the Face ID on iPhones or just the Samsung A70 and other single-camera style Face ID? My iPhone 11's Face ID works without issues even at night in bed, but I've used Honor 10 before and had a lot of issues with
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synology uses btrfs which provides almost the same capabilities, but ZFS usually eats all the RAM it gets as some sort of cache to speed up disk operations.
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it's confusing when you write that XPS 13 starts at $1000 (900€), because in USA you're used to write prices without tax and in Europe we're used to write prices including Tax, which you have to pay when you're buying it