cerved

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811.
by cerved 5y ago
Lot's of pages are trashed all the time. Doesn't mean it's nefarious
812.
by cerved 5y ago
How exactly do you mean it's "Chrome only"?
813.
by cerved 5y ago
negligence isn't the same as malice
814.
by cerved 5y ago
I'd say it's more related to the freelance nature of the job. Also it's a lot more common in industries with high supply combined with relatively "well off" young professionals that do it for "fun" and &qu
815.
by cerved 5y ago
It's called onboarding. For six months I worked as an intern, getting paid less than my rent. If didn't have parents that could've supported me, I would've been unemployed. I don't work for free. You presumably don&
816.
by cerved 5y ago
pdf :(
817.
by cerved 5y ago
Agreed. Even on the deskstop, linux arguably has a less stable GUI. At least on the desktop you can drop into a CLI and fix things. Even if you don't know what you're doing, you can google your way to a script and copy + paste. Mo
818.
by cerved 5y ago
vice advertising is typically regulated in a different manner, excluding minors for example
819.
by cerved 5y ago
> notorious Since when is giving employees lavish perks widely regarded as a bad thing?
820.
by cerved 5y ago
op didn't say he worked for Google
821.
by cerved 5y ago
right but we're not talking about compressing a video stream but compressing individually compressed pictures, big difference
822.
by cerved 5y ago
what's the point, they're not on Facebook
823.
by cerved 6y ago
couple be wrong but I don't believe compression of batches of compressed images compresses well but it'd be very interested to here about techniques on this because I have a lot of space eaten up by timelapses myself
824.
by cerved 6y ago
yes, the TCO needs consideration, not just the metal
825.
by cerved 6y ago
Yes, I'm sorry but that JavaScript example code is terrible. I realize this sounds harsh but truthfully, it made me immediately disregard the library. If this is how you would solve these issues in JavaScript I'm not taking you se
826.
by cerved 6y ago
If I were to alias cd ../../ et al I'd probably go for .. 2.. 3.. 4.. or something
827.
by cerved 6y ago
what, what?
828.
by cerved 6y ago
It was open until people realized they couldn't make any significant money off it that way
829.
by cerved 6y ago
I would definitely agree that it depends on the strength/weakness of the docs/SO for that ecosystem. For example. MDN had terrific docs for JavaScript and web apis. Things are discreetly segmented and this easy to navigate. Terrif
830.
by cerved 6y ago
thank you
831.
by cerved 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaebol
832.
by cerved 6y ago
pixel market share is tiny
833.
by cerved 6y ago
they make money because the product sells and as others have pointed out, these features have advantages and most consumers appear to appreciate them or not care about them
834.
by cerved 6y ago
probably serialization of some object which uses hungarian notation
835.
by cerved 6y ago
When you calculate the shortest path in a road network, you usually take the distance and divide it by the speed limit to determine the weight of the edges. To be fancy you also do things like account for deceleration and acceleration at no
836.
by cerved 6y ago
Hanlon's razor. The problem with Swedish public financed IT, is a) the requirement by anti corruption legislation to choose the cheapest solution b) the lack of competence by the people in charge of writing public tendors
837.
by cerved 6y ago
or, you know, a database?
838.
by cerved 6y ago
but you have to write ungodly amounts of code to get a repo that big, and it's not even that big that or check-in binaries, logs, database backups or other things that don't belong in VC. TBH it's pretty much always this
839.
by cerved 6y ago
git filter repo has tools for analyzing history
840.
by cerved 6y ago
I can't recall the last time I noticed an app upgrade

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