inlined

24 ms·

121.
by inlined 5y ago
Because of version locks. Normally you install “^X.Y.Z” which means any version at major X with at least minor Y and revision Z. For more conservative codebases you install “~X.Y.Z” which also locks the minor. npm install will traditionally
122.
by inlined 5y ago
In California it’s illegal for a company to use historic salary info for a hiring or salary decision[1], so who is equifax trying to sell to in CA? This seems like a very grey legal area where the obvious use for the data is illegal. [1]:
123.
by inlined 5y ago
Or that the same text said Abraham was totally down with child sacrifice until he was stopped last second.
124.
by inlined 5y ago
I assume that, like in this article, control groups also get therapy
125.
by inlined 5y ago
Does this mean that Facebook is the only company well poised to take on google search?
126.
by inlined 5y ago
FTA, they’re very Vocally asked for it
127.
by inlined 5y ago
But I do think it’s quite possible that Pence would have been killed. Or that we would have a (however minor) constitutional crisis if congress certified an election contrary to the states under duress
128.
by inlined 5y ago
I think it depends on what division you’re in and what role you have. I was TL of a team in Cloud and I ran myself ragged. I was getting anxiety attacks every day and felt a literal weight sinking into me as the bus approached the building.
129.
by inlined 5y ago
But then how do you gather promises together to run them in parallel? For sophisticated apps this is crucial.
130.
by inlined 5y ago
But the history of forcing those publications to host your opinion is unprecedented
131.
by inlined 5y ago
I disagree. They’re the API host, so they’re the distributor as well as the user agent
132.
by inlined 5y ago
Technically taxes must be paid on illegal activities too, so if someone gets caught with Bitcoin they also get slapped with a tax evasion suit.
133.
by inlined 6y ago
If not criminal it sounds like a class action lawsuit.
134.
by inlined 6y ago
I’m unaware of a library that checks citizenship of the user behind an IP address.
135.
by inlined 6y ago
“On Edge, for instance, the malware modifies MsEdge.dll so that it turns off security controls that help detect unauthorized changes to the Secure Preferences file.” How can malware tamper with a system DLL without code signing setting off
136.
by inlined 6y ago
How do they exclude EU citizens from being tracked? More importantly (as an SF based company) how do they operate given the California Consumer Privacy Act? Is this another case where startups plan to break the law until they’re big enough
137.
by inlined 6y ago
I can’t imagine driving recklessly at a camera-covered car. Seems like Waymo could/should just forward videos of clearly trying to cause an accident to the local police
138.
by inlined 6y ago
If they made the uri SSL with fixed certs it’s still a “something I have” factor IMO.
139.
by inlined 6y ago
Technically the author is using of their fingers. Wasn’t the model Creative Commons?
140.
by inlined 6y ago
Per the bottom of the article, Democrat was changed to democratic. The former frankly seems more accurate
141.
by inlined 6y ago
I worked at Parse when it was bought by Facebook. The day the news broke, Facebook’s market cap grew by multiples of the acquisition price. I remember being gobsmacked that Facebook effectively got paid to buy us.
142.
by inlined 6y ago
Am I the only one unwilling to run a non-sandboxed process I found on a tech demo?
143.
by inlined 6y ago
Apple doesn’t monetize physical goods sold in apps. It’s how an Amazon or Costco app is possible
144.
by inlined 6y ago
I think it’ll be interesting if Apple loses control of the App Store but still combats anti-practices through evolution of the APIs. It could become a consumer win.
145.
by inlined 6y ago
While the price point would be huge, I have a hard time believing a laptop will cost less than their phone.
146.
by inlined 6y ago
I thought google stopped mining emails with the advent of GDPR
147.
by inlined 6y ago
Same thing happened to me once with a Welsh couple in Krakow. The husband and I could understand the wife but not each other.
148.
by inlined 6y ago
Former Firebase and Parse employee. Back when Parse was coincidentally working on GCM (aka FCM) support to improve reliability over our own blocking-socket push network Google threatened to shut down our customers if they used our network.
149.
by inlined 6y ago
Economy of scale is different when you’re providing a cloud business because your costs (and hopefully revenue) are dominated by the head customers. Imagine a company whose business model isn’t profitable for AWS becomes the next Dropbox. S
150.
by inlined 7y ago
“Under qualified for your years” is ageist bullshit. You’re either a capable L3,4,5,etc. Any coupling of those achievement brackets to age ranges (which cannot be completely detached from experience level) is discrimination.

More ›