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by illuminati1911 6y ago
The whole 5G thing is just complete bullshit. After the tech has flopped pretty much worldwide and Verizon's and AT&T's "5G REMOTE SURGERY" and "RACE TO 5G" marketing bs didn't get consumers interested
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by illuminati1911 6y ago
It felt more like Verizon 5G event than Apple event. I wonder how much they paid Apple for this?
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by illuminati1911 6y ago
They have also banned multiple video games in Australia so I don't think banning an app will be a problem legally speaking. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banned_video_games_in_...
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by illuminati1911 6y ago
Indians who are on that level are not going to be in India, but they are already in SV or Europe.
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by illuminati1911 6y ago
With 80k you could get a team of senior engineers in India. Or ”senior engineers”, but anyway.
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by illuminati1911 6y ago
This is what happens when you bow down on everything the ”I’m so offended by <insert some random bullshit here>” -people whine about. I guess I better get rid of my Master’s degree before some people think I’m a slave owner.
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Is this really a thing outside US/US companies? I've been now 10 years in software industry (as a developer) in Asia and Europe and never had one of these "whiteboarding algorithm"-interviews. Interviews I have attended
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Not sure if they support running games at those refresh rates, but either way there won't be many if any AAA games that would actually be running +60 FPS. If we can even get stable 60 FPS for most titles with 1440p or 4K, I'll be
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Yeah so maybe try making a real native app instead of trying to hackaround with web sites? Apple isn't obligated to implement every single "this is now cool on web"-thing on it's platform to satisfy small niche of people
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
As a navive app/web/backend developer and most importantly as an iOS user I can definitely live with this. We don't want filthy legacy webapp shit, but 2020 high quality user experiences.
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Yep. Just because "PWA"-geek niche at HN wants to go back to shitty UX from 2004 it doesn't mean all tech companies or consumers want to. I hope Apple keeps restricting this in the future too so that iOS app ecosystem won&#x2
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
I have a feeling, the reason why we are now hearing politicians, celebrities etc. being infected is probably because they are getting tested anyway. Symptoms or not. They either have the money to do it or they are in important positions and
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Global market share is not relevant. Target group(s) of the industry the application will be developed for and market share of iOS users amongst them is. In English, unless you are developing apps for poor developing countries, you have to
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
"If a native app can remain authenticated with whatever service it communicates with a PWA should be able to as well, that's an implementation issue rather than a PWA issue, no?" Native apps don't usually remain authenti
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
"High battery consumption and no way to control background services" - Doesn't apply to iOS apps and background services are controllable and automatically shutdown unless there is specific purpose such as streaming music. Ap
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
"Before users can use your app you need to get them to download it first. So you will need them to: - go to the App Store/Play Store - search for your app - click to install - accept permissions - wait for it to download In each o
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
"For months now, journalists, industry insiders, and consumers have opined on who will “win” the streaming wars and why." The more streaming services there will be, the more likely it is that only thepiratebay and torrents will wi
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
It’s truth. Nothing more than that. Same is true for most developing countries. The top developers in India and other similar countries have no reason to work there with shitty salaries and sweatshop projects when they can get visa and much
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
It seems NordVPN fucked up themselves are are now trying to avoid responsibility: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/10/21/nordvpn_security_is... ""All servers we provide have the iLO or iDRAC remot
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
I'll probably get crucified for this, but does someone actually want to use trackball mouse? Has anyone even seen these after 1990s?
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
"Counting number of beers consumed?" This spring I talked to their software engineering manager/lead at a tech meetup in Shanghai (the guy was from SF) and he said that they plan to hire tens of engineers just to analyze thei
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Um no, you are wrong. "A U.S. drone strike intended to hit an Islamic State (IS) hideout"
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Do you have an argument against the information and details provided by the article or nothing but bitterness as it seem.
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
The DMCA is truly a steaming pile of shit. Nintendo and other companies are also abusing it to take down fair use videos by individuals on YouTube.
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
I'd hope this was the case, but big part of what has made web development popular and smooth is the easiness and flexibility of JavaScript as a language. Rust is not exactly easy and flexible, but everything else about it is absolutely
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
I don't understand how these 2 languages always get into these comparisons. They are mostly aimed for different audiences and different purposes.
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Was this supposed to be sarcasm? I have actually never seen anything like what you mentioned when it comes to Rust. I think I have actually lost ~50-70 karma here on HN for constructively calling out some flaws and things I don't like
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
”While the story above is 100% the result of my imagination, it’s no secret that the Rust fandom has a few overexcited members who feel compelled to enlighten every lost soul about the virtues of the Crab-God.” Just like any programming lan
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Regarding Asia, forcing unfinished bleeding edge features into products just to be able to say ”I was first” isn’t innovation, but greediness. Apple is rarely first to put certain component or piece of technology into their products, but is
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by illuminati1911 7y ago
Nor at many other companies either which are not doing Google or FANG-style interview.

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