doytch

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by doytch 6y ago
Or walled gardens that his parent company maintains.
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by doytch 6y ago
Putin and Pooh Bear have both already congratulated Lukashenko on his electoral "victory." Wouldn't be surprised if they helped their friend.
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by doytch 6y ago
It may not be bad for developers, but it would be bad for customers of the companies in the long run. The companies will need to raise prices to cover the increasing costs of their developers. If the companies sell ads, ads get more expensi
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by doytch 6y ago
Anyone who wants to report something via their bug bounty program. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/security-center/bug-...
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by doytch 6y ago
Not OP but one common example of this is staying where you live. Sure you /technically/ could move to a different country but there are a truckload of social and economic factors that keep you "stuck" in your current cou
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by doytch 6y ago
The React project was under a license that had a similar clause for a while. It basically took Wordpress deciding that they're not gonna use React for it to change.
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by doytch 7y ago
Backcountry and their sister site Competitive Cyclist are actually physically based in Utah, including their customer service reps.
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by doytch 7y ago
Not parent, but having a distributed team generally makes people less likely to reach out to coworkers. Instead, they search the web for an answer, likely stumbling upon a SO thread.
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by doytch 7y ago
Why is renting the wrong answer? From afar, it seems like there are plenty of thriving countries and cities where renters are much more the norm and accepted than in the US, where they're viewed (to borrow and tweak a quote) as tempora
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by doytch 7y ago
Yup. Talked to several of my lawyer friends and they always say lawyer salaries are a bimodal distribution. There's an initial peak for all the regular run-of-the-mill lawyers that toil away doing most of the work, and there are a smal
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by doytch 8y ago
Not only is your snark unnecessary, this article came out March 5 - after that episode.
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by doytch 8y ago
Eh. If that happened, then at least I'd only be paying for myself out of pocket and not also the older generation that saw fit to have their cake, eat it, and leave the bill for the next generation. (Not that I actually believe there s
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by doytch 8y ago
This isn't exactly correct. Oblivion's overworld and most dungeons were hand-built. The only procedurally-generated parts were unnamed caves/dungeons.
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by doytch 9y ago
I don't really get this article. It doesn't really say anything new and continually throws out statements designed to get the dear reader on the opposite side. "Trump supporter Peter Thiel", complaining about how only Pa
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by doytch 9y ago
I believe their question is asking about the trade-offs of a PureComponent, which is a Class and incurs a performance hit because of that versus a functional component which is always faster than the equivalent component written in a Class-
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by doytch 9y ago
Are you saying that because both parties benefit then neither party can be to blame? Confirming, not sure based on your wording. If so, that assumes that both parties are going into the trade negotiations on equal footing. I don't thin
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by doytch 10y ago
Nope, just got lucky. :)
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by doytch 10y ago
A lot of larger companies will switch you to an H1-B at some point since they're trying to put you on a Green Card track (bc of long-run costs? not sure). While you technically can apply for a green card on TN status, since TN is inten
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by doytch 10y ago
Just FYI, the Clean Climbing movement that really picked up in the 70s has done a lot to try and minimize or avoid damage to rock. Just saying that as someone who doesn't climb, who didn't know about this (and nuts vs pitons) unti
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by doytch 10y ago
+1 Seems like Duck Duck Go would fit well with what seems to be your mission with this project.
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by doytch 10y ago
It definitely strips out PropType checks. Not sure if the underlying code is still in the production builds though.
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by doytch 10y ago
JS source maps support is a big one for devs. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Firefox/Releases/50#Chan...
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by doytch 10y ago
I think it boils down to the fact that you can't give 100% to multiple things. If you're passionate about your work and want to give 100% to that, your social life, your home life, your health, or any other portion of your life si
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by doytch 10y ago
No one's asking for bulletproof validation. What I want out of input[type="fancy"] elements is: 1. Better detection of the platform than I can do myself. That leads to a UI targeted at the platform (different default phone ke