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by lghh 8y ago
You can use Edge's engine ChakraCore with Node as well.
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by lghh 8y ago
For most of us in the US, that isn't an option. Also, your ISP isn't the only point of attack for injections.
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by lghh 8y ago
If I did, I didn't mean to. Though, using Waze to find the quickest way to work this morning really make my commute much nicer. There was also a new album I'd been meaning to listen to and streaming it on spotify was nice.
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by lghh 8y ago
I would argue that the web is less complex than native, and by quite a bit. You need a client that runs on Windows, Linux (distributed through multiple package managers), and MacOS. Possibly iOS if you want to support the iPad, and partic
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by lghh 8y ago
And took forever to write and were hard to change.
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by lghh 8y ago
Yeah you're right. Ranking big, faceless, multinational corporations on who does the most bad when they all do lots of it is really hard. MS does have a lot of dark pattern garbage going on.
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by lghh 8y ago
Why Google over MS? 5-10 years ago I'd agree, but not as much now. They are trying to be a cloud service company funded by enterprise and there's nothing inherently wrong with that as far as I can see. I'd also put Amazon bel
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by lghh 8y ago
There's a totally different barrier of entry for that than suggesting a syntax. That's not even in the same stratosphere.
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by lghh 9y ago
> Google search results have been getting steadily and measurably worse over the last several years I have an inclination to agree, but how is that measurable?
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by lghh 9y ago
It doesn't apply to him because it's not a true statement.
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by lghh 9y ago
The best way to circumvent this feeling is to learn how programming works rather than how PHP and Laravel work. If you know what a web server is, how to scale it, know a little about web security, and how to write OOP well you're in ve
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by lghh 9y ago
Can get != has, unfortunately.
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by lghh 9y ago
> even the very poor likely have a mobile phone, the internet, a games console, This isn't true for a lot of impoverished areas. Most of the students my wife works with at her elementary school do not have any of these.
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by lghh 9y ago
You keep bringing this false dichotomy up, that because some companies have given up white board algo questions they can then as you to do whatever they want outside of the interview. Yeah, if something was only going to take an hour I woul
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by lghh 9y ago
By paying them for their work if you are asking them to do anything outside of an interview.
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by lghh 9y ago
Maybe at the beginning? I'm not sure I see a problem.
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by lghh 9y ago
If you are interviewing X number of people for 1 job, you also have to expect a candidate is applying at ~X number of jobs. Asking them to work on your codebase without compensation, or do any take home work without compensation, is exploit
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by lghh 9y ago
Sorry to respond so late, but I want to get things clarified. > If you use a bit of imagination, robots at the lowest level can free up jobs so that the lower level say coal worker or walmart worker can be freed to pursue something sligh
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by lghh 9y ago
And what we're arguing is not that right now they are being penalized less and should be penalized the same.
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by lghh 9y ago
The issue though is that the person whose job this is taking likely is not going to be the same person that is going to help the cancer patient. If that was the case, they would have already been helping the cancer patient and not scanning
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by lghh 9y ago
> But why it matters at all? Penalty should be proportional to the deed, not to the person's finances. I would argue the opposite, why do you think this is the case?
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by lghh 9y ago
But it was bulletproof until proven otherwise.
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by lghh 9y ago
Because privacy shouldn't be a minefield.
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by lghh 9y ago
Just because we have not made progress in domestic surveillance does not mean we can't make progress in commercial data mining. It may be hypocritical to have one at the rate we do and legislate the other (though I don't think it
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by lghh 9y ago
I don't need MoviePass to understand me. I want MoviePass to take my money and give me movie tickets.
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by lghh 9y ago
I'm really over trying to fight companies on this on an app-by-app basis. If we want this to stop, it has to be through legislation. Either we allow companies to do it and stop acting shocked when it happens, or we legislate the possib
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by lghh 9y ago
Regardless if it's "ethical/fair" or not (and it's really concerning that you're conflating the two words) it's still illegal and you can get hit pretty hard for it. Saying it's ethical doesn't g
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by lghh 9y ago
Oh buddy, there is so much laughably wrong with how to create usable products in this. > If a 19 year old "CoD Player" can't figure out to RTFM, its their loss. Mechanics in games, much like things in user interfaces shoul
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by lghh 9y ago
Yeah, I'm a mid level developer and my salary isn't even on the chart! I feel like I make pretty good money and live pretty a pretty cushy life.
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by lghh 9y ago
> It's extremely rare to live on 25k for your entire life. Not where I'm from or from what I've seen. And my point is that you can't save that amount of money on that sort of salary.

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