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by h1d 9y ago
Make quality comparison?
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by h1d 9y ago
How are gmail, maps and chrome not profitable? It's a gold mine for data mining. As long as personally identifiable data is out of public's reach, Google is free to trace part of people's life and sell anonymized data to ad t
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by h1d 9y ago
Thanks for the tip, however put that in [mysql] section or otherwise you'll ruin mysqldump command not recognizing that option.
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by h1d 9y ago
OP says the team is 40+ and CTO just let them all walk on a catwalk.
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by h1d 9y ago
I'm beginning to think this is a flaw in SQL. It's so easy to bust the entire table. Could've had something like 'UPDATE ALL' required for queries without filtering.
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by h1d 9y ago
Not sure why this isn't default in many tools. That's 99% for hazards.
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by h1d 9y ago
You could've placed your content on a more known domain than random looking one for 5.7 like Medium. People have "mind score" for domains and funny looking ones aren't exactly easy to go to.
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by h1d 9y ago
It's good that MySQL gets better because I'm tied to it since Sequel Pro is the best database browser there is and it only supports MySQL. Datagrip has that Java kind of non-nativeness (weird scrolling and the looks) and it's
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by h1d 9y ago
You mean some just consume for nothing? Maybe if most works are replaced by machines.
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by h1d 9y ago
Nice presentation. First time I ever saw a web site use phone's gyrometer to rotate around for 360 view.
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by h1d 9y ago
Surprising you type focused, which I agree with the content well, after 16 hours of work but it would be nice to see your table setup in picture.
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by h1d 9y ago
Check China. BTC withdrawal getting suspended from exchanges.
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by h1d 9y ago
Win 3.1 was already after average families figured its usefulness with usable GUI for moms. Blockchain is earlier than that. It's still trying to figure out how useful it can be.
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by h1d 9y ago
Criticism can be useful if constructive.
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by h1d 9y ago
Which died. More like TypeScript.
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by h1d 9y ago
The look?
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by h1d 9y ago
None. However I have used 'value' for iteration when I couldn't think of anything better.
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by h1d 9y ago
Just use 'value'. Only you can be sure of shortened words even if it looks obvious. Not good in a team. I never understood people who shorten words to make the program look cryptic. Maybe it was someone who taught you how to progr
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by h1d 9y ago
Let alone type them wrong on a tired night.
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by h1d 9y ago
I wonder what the market share is and if they're actively seeking it at this point.
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by h1d 9y ago
I like minihack better than materialistic.
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by h1d 9y ago
It should be a non centralized solution. Blindly trusting GitHub is a problem when , say, a Chrome extension rewrites the links on GitHub.
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by h1d 9y ago
A developer should feel a little responsible about the product if it has a large amount of users... It's simply gaining bad reputation for the developer with such news because of saving $100 a year. If the developers are all students o
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by h1d 9y ago
While users could help financially, a project should not delegate the responsibility of security down to users until they explicitly donate for that especially for a project of this amount of user base.
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by h1d 9y ago
Back end is about stability (= don't do fancy). So unless it increases performance like maybe prepack does, I don't see much point.
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by h1d 9y ago
You need to download the runtime at least once. If that 50MB is a problem, you can't use it in the first place. Who likes to download Java on desktop anyway? It's absolutely the wrong way to distribute Electron apps. It's so
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by h1d 9y ago
Please don't ever do this. No one likes installing separate system library of some sort, even multiple versions of it besides downloading the app. Besides what's the point when most people would only use just a few Electron apps a
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by h1d 9y ago
No. You're making this into Java... And people stop using Electron apps because they tell you to download some system library of some sort separately which may be incompatible to the Electron app you're going to use by picking the
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by h1d 9y ago
Web sites and desktop apps are completely different... Web sites need to be slim or else people don't even bother to read your site but desktop apps, it's just one time download and each use has nothing to do with how fat the down
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by h1d 9y ago
Having have to debug for every platform's web engine isn't worth it. 100MB sounds stupid but it's stupider to lose the cross platform compatibility when 100MB of space isn't really much on modern systems.

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