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by f311a 6y ago
That's weird they didn't notice this when doing trials.
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by f311a 6y ago
Since it does not require cookies, you don't need to display the GDPR consent banner. I think it's a good solution for small side projects when you don't need very accurate analytics.
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by f311a 6y ago
I think it's definitely better than Google Analytics. It also does not require cookies, so you don't need to display the GDPR banner.
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Cloudflare’s privacy-first Web Analytics is now available for everyone(blog.cloudflare.com)
266 points by f311a 6y ago|115 comments
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by f311a 6y ago
The goverment created a commercial as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRGXq4t9wY4
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by f311a 6y ago
It worked in a few countries that now have close to zero cases.
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by f311a 6y ago
I think everyone should move from Travis CI, especially private repos. Idera bought the project that has no future, and it wants to get the money back. It won't get any better. Idera has fired a lot of Travis CI engineers, and your pri
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by f311a 6y ago
> ever seen "import gc" in a Python program? Yes, I see it all the time. People think that `gc.collect` collects all the garbage, but that's not true. It only checks for reference cycles.
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by f311a 6y ago
It's definitely a hack. Look at the commit message.
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by f311a 6y ago
Affinity Designer is my best purchase this year. I don't need to use my graphics editor every single week or month, and it does not make any sense to pay Adobe on a subscription basis.
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by f311a 6y ago
I think this test should be performed when you logged out from the Chrome profile. Youtube, Google Docs and Google search automatically pick it when you logged in.
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by f311a 6y ago
Yes, but you can't use 105W CPU in your laptop anyway. In a company where I work, almost every front-end developer uses a laptop with an external display because it's a portable solution.
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by f311a 6y ago
Yeah, but there are 10 JavaScript developers for each C/C++ developer. I'm a Python developer and I can work from laptop. I do a lot of data processing and my laptop can handle development and testing. On production, some of the s
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by f311a 6y ago
For some computer vision tasks, Tensorflow is much faster when you have AVX512. Also https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/artificial-intellige...
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by f311a 6y ago
Do C++ developers prefer desktop computers at work? I think a lot of them use laptops.
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by f311a 6y ago
Gamers are the biggest audience when it comes to high-end consumer CPUs. You don't need $550 CPU for your laptop or PC if you don't play games. Many professionals, including developers, don't need such CPUs too. When I need a
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by f311a 6y ago
It's not that simple for computing. I heard that in Data Science Intel is still preferred because of better AVX support. There are also things like Intel MKL. A lot of software can use it when compiled on a user machine.
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by f311a 6y ago
> Blank screens make for a bad user-experience. Users don’t want to wait for content to arrive from a server when they click a link or a button. They expect websites to be fast like native apps. Why would users expect that? Most of websi
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by f311a 6y ago
Most of the spammers target well known engines such as WordPress. If you use a static website with an external comment engine, most of them simply won't find your website.
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by f311a 6y ago
No
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by f311a 6y ago
I usually modify HTML forms so that they won’t work and fix them with javascript. This gives me almost zero spam. You can do this for WordPress, but you will need to change comments endpoint, since spam software knows where to make a reques
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by f311a 6y ago
I tagged a few issues last year and got 38 spam PRs. This happened because DigitalOcean displayed my issues on their Hacktoberfest page.
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by f311a 6y ago
I don't think devs remember when and where it was takes. It's a random screenshot.
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by f311a 6y ago
Webarchive completely ignores robots for a few years now. They did it on purpose.
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by f311a 6y ago
Most people work on compressed JSON lines files. Sometimes they are stored on s3. Files do not give flexibility. When using jq, I can do a lot of things: aws s3 cp s3://bucket/file.json.gz - | zcat | head | jq .field |
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by f311a 6y ago
That's super weird, I think most people use jq for bash pipelines.
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Clipboard API for browsers is inconsistent(rushter.com)
2 points by f311a 6y ago|1 comments
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by f311a 6y ago
Same on Chrome.
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by f311a 6y ago
I think it’s not about speed, it’s about distance that fiber can handle.
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by f311a 6y ago
The project was discussed multiple times on hacker news and other platforms. People signed up for special price long time ago.

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