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makeramen
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makeramen
5y ago
I don't use Signal to message strangers, only contacts who I have phone numbers of. Seems like that's the use case for most messaging apps like Whatsapp and iMessage that Signal was designed to "compete" with. Signal is
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makeramen
5y ago
"you are not the target audience"
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makeramen
6y ago
You can downshift most automatics manually or to a “low” gear for downhill. Not sure how many drivers are aware of it or are comfortable using it though.
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makeramen
6y ago
Apple does the opposite by giving away their software and design “for free” and making up for it with hardware margins.
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makeramen
6y ago
Perhaps depends on your goals. Virulent enough to cause global panic and show how a totalitarian state can respond better to a pandemic than democratic stated. But not virulent enough to actually kill everyone. Similarly SARS and MERS were
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makeramen
7y ago
“It” in this case is native storage, not localStorage
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makeramen
7y ago
Also worth noting for candidates: These are great questions to ask your interviewers, to see if the company is a place you want to work at.
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makeramen
7y ago
from their FAQ: If you use more than 15 GB of data in a cycle on the Fi Flexible plan or more than 22 GB in a cycle on the Fi Unlimited plan (less than 1% of individual Fi users as of Jan. 2018), you'll experience slower speeds (256 kb
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makeramen
7y ago
On mobile you’re blocked by a full screen modal to sign up, followed by a persistent top banner to use their app.
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makeramen
7y ago
Want to make the same thing for SoFi? They require the same within 60 days after opening and account: https://www.sofi.com/b/policy/arbitration
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makeramen
7y ago
I too tried to like Bitwarden but have been disappointed. In the meantime I've made a basic linux CLI for read-only access, seems to be sufficient for the time being: https://github.com/vinc3m1/1pa
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7y ago
Am I the only one surprised that this is allowed in the first place? What established practices/precedent does the state have that "it could warrantlessly get cell phone location data to find anyone, anytime, at any place as long
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8y ago
Success for OEMs vs success for individual consumers/developers mean different product strategies. Focusing efforts on a limited set of popular consumer boards seems like a better use of resources. I bet OEMs have their own private cha
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8y ago
While I absolutely agree with the comp aspect and think that's probably the biggest point, I want to add that management skill is also a huge factor. I've seen a lot of startups (YC and otherwise) fail to grow the team well becaus
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8y ago
I had the same thought, though it’d be interesting to understand the tradeoffs of better crash test safety + higher flammability, vs gas powered cars.
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9y ago
These benchmarks are between iOS 11.1.2 and 11.2.2, which include the battery throttling code in 11.2.0. We need a benchmark between 11.2.1 and 11.2.2 instead.
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9y ago
Oh ok. Thanks.
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9y ago
Would be nice to have some sort of do-not-call list equivalent for email mailing lists, or at least something that forces double-opt-in on the receiving end. Too bad we're not MailChimp's customers so they could care less really.
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makeramen
9y ago
If you want to travel internationally though (and you're not on Verizon), get the Sprint SE, which has better international LTE bands.
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makeramen
9y ago
And newly rewritten in Kotlin!
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10y ago
Kotlin is committed to Android support though, and the community is coming to rally behind it much more than Scala.
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10y ago
Please open your mind to the possibility of cognitive bias on your part. "All you hear" is unlikely to be an accurate generalization of the thousands of people who work at Uber. Until you overcome that bias, you are also part of t
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10y ago
Excuse my ignorance here, but is this something that can become a class action against the city then? Why not find all the people given traffic tickets without due process and probable cause? That would actually get some attention no?
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Agera – Reactive Programming for Android
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10y ago
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You're right that we have a very strict review process for added permissions, but unfortunately due to the way libraries and Android's manifest merger work, this change managed to slip through our standard review process. We'
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10y ago
Uber engineer here. These permissions were mistakenly introduced by an engineer on the team who thought a 3rd party library needed them when in fact it does not. We definitely do not need or want those permissions and we’ve promptly release
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11y ago
We use phabricator which has a much clearer flow for blocking on code reviews and you can easily see your list of diffs awaiting your review. I find the workflow much better than GitHub. That said, communication is really key, and that come
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11y ago
Um, am I the only one here confused at why this guy is arguing with PG? From what I can tell they are in full agreement. Ron here is saying we shouldn't kill startups (what PG calls "creating wealth"), we should instead fight
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11y ago
How long ago did you interview? There have been some pretty big changes internally and things should have improved quite a bit over the past year or so.
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Russian female astronauts asked how they would cope without men and makeup
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11y ago
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