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Ask HN: What's happening with Gmail spam filtering?
204 points by hollowturtle 4y ago|148 comments
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
+ 1
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
Damn it doesn't even use WebGL context, just plain canvas 2d drawing api, congrats to the dev, great job
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
Not a surprise to me! I resonate a lot with the study findings, sometimes I just dream of a world with high precision physical devices(buttons, high precision geared wheels) for using productivity apps but also for filling out forms of ever
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
I’m not surprised and it’s really annoying apps still use in-app browsers. I remember even Telegram had that at one point, with link opening only on in-app browser(at least on iOS). But what really annoys me is that most of the users, e.g.
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
Noticed the same thing and went back to comments just to check if I was alone or not :) Pretty odd for sure…
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
wasn’t obvious? I’m not sure, thanks god flash was killed, it was a security nightmare. java applets were a heavyweight punch in the face and vbscript… well is was vbscript. not even mentioning accessibility issues of the aforementioned. wi
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
I can stand yet another javascript critic(just boring nonsense) but, “cheap developers” ?! that’s unfair to the many brilliant people out there, people that build new stuff and create value making the best with what they have and mastering
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
That is cool! Congrats for the great job, icons looks really nice
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by hollowturtle 4y ago
Oh cmon seriously? Did we really need a guide? I’m not arguing you shouldnt be professional, rather scared of a future where we all talk like bots with no emotions. Are we so fu**d up?
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
Sorry I’m sure that’s a great and wonderful product, but I’m so pissed off by yaml files that I can only hope one day humanity will figure out a better alternative to yaml and json for configuration files. I’m using a lot of yaml with the s
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
Wait, what? How can a patent right be applied on a one line of code that eventually is compiled down to machine code? Sounds ridicolous to me
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
On Taiwan: the more the Chinese government talks publicy about it, the more is clear they can’t/not able to do so imo. It’s just ccp propaganda, you dont announce out loud military plans
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
I agree with you. I always turned down companies that do micromanagement and I was lucky enough to not get in touch with many during interviews. My point is my current employer trust me and I trust them. It took a while to build that trust
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
IMO The amount of data an employer can gather through a remote IDE is way much than pull requests and commits
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by hollowturtle 5y ago
Remote IDEs managed by the employer? A deal breaker for me. IMO that opens the gates of micromanagement. I consider myself a fair productive and successful guy, in my development job, with gaps of non productivity here and there during the