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by bluk 7y ago
I think that’s more that developers want to make a decent living. The vast majority of subscription apps have a server side maintenance cost. As the platform matured and developers realized those users were going to stick to their apps for
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by bluk 7y ago
Were your performance problems before or after Swift 5's switch to using UTF-8 as the preferred encoding? See https://swift.org/blog/utf8-string/ . It sounds like before, so you may want to check out the Stri
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by bluk 7y ago
Ah, I didn't dig deep enough. There is the bit about $153 million in Subscription Services revenue which they say is due to mainly the monthly recurring revenue. Their Merchant Solutions seems to be related to the payment fees which is
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by bluk 7y ago
eBay's marketplace (eBay.com) revenue should be the amount that's their listing fees and percentage of the final price that they take. The amount that the sold goods are worth should be the gross merchandise volume. See https:&#x
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by bluk 7y ago
The post says "If the attackers inject server code, 2FA or U2F or any Web-based security practice does little." Understandably if the attacker was actively scraping passwords with 2FAs and was using the credentials immediately, th
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by bluk 7y ago
In microbenchmarks like https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... / https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... , Swift is mostly equivalent to Java
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by bluk 8y ago
IMO `async/await` (C# / JavaScript), `defer` (Go), and `guard` (Swift) have changed the structure and flow of programs and are commonly used in their respective languages. Why do you believe that `by` and curiously `data` are so p
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by bluk 10y ago
I believe the current most popular flavor is Swagger ( http://swagger.io ) at the moment.
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by bluk 12y ago
As just another app developer, I would like to thank the contributors for volunteering their time to help us all out.