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I wouldn't trust any VPN under China's sphere of influence.
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6y ago
For sure! Need a skilled expert to port it to Expo.
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6y ago
- Open Sourcing an animation library for After Effects ( https://airbnb.design/lottie/ ) - Making a plugin for exporting After Effects to JSON ( https://github.com/airbnb/lottie-web ) - Porting their
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Honestly, I don't like lines of code as a metric for anything over the novelty amount of 1. And even then, that's usually some demonic Python list comprehension code. That being said, the code here is pretty approachable and they
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Airbnb suffers from a problem I call "Too many engineers". All that's really left is scaling issues. The product is effectively done. It was done years ago. Now you just have engineers inventing problems for the sake of creat
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6y ago
Often it's because they would rather have the legislative branch figure it out.
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The officers were all arrested and the entire MPD is potentially getting dismantled, so Dallas might take the policy a bit more seriously.
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6y ago
Good on them to admit they were wrong and changing course. I wish there was less "oh, but they only did it because of the outrage" and "oh, they'll just sneak it back in later". They messed up, they sought to rectif
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6y ago
I've always found it easier to debug code I wrote, mostly because I find it the easier to read the code I wrote, since I understand the author's intent.
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Wow, this has the ability to be a total gamechanger. You have to be really observant about the bugs though, I would have totally missed the one with the price discount without executing it.
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6y ago
That scoreboard sounds particularly toxic.
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6y ago
Some complexity cannot be avoided, but that doesn't mean that complexity is a constant and removing it in one place necessarily means that it has to go somewhere else.
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6y ago
What is the largest number smaller than 1?
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6y ago
The bad code is almost never in the surface level library, it's in one of the buried dependencies.
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Just like a traditional office setting, remote work isn't for everyone. At our company I've seen that it is particularly difficult for: - extroverts - some of our more junior engineers - workers with families I think having a good