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by o1y32 3y ago
I don't know where you get your information from, but I don't think anyone links specific languages with security oriented projects.
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by o1y32 3y ago
I don't think you understand the words written yourself. At least provide some relevant, convincing examples instead of throwing these claims around.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Maybe spend a little time understanding how the law in question works and how it applied specifically to that case. Everything followed the procedure from what I can tell.
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by o1y32 3y ago
My data point: I live 10 minutes walk from my office, the campus has a cafeteria, and I have my own office. Still I don't want to be forced to come into office, simply because I feel more comfortable and relaxed at home. It is a quiet
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by o1y32 3y ago
"transcription on Patreon" I'm afraid I'd rather skip the video completely.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Very disappointing to see that there are almost no benchmark quoted in this thread, only words like "snappy" or hypothetical questions. I have been reading articles to understand if converting some of our JS code to WebAssembly co
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by o1y32 3y ago
Also developers' problem. I just saw code that imports a 1M library to use one function that would take anyone no more than 10 minutes to implement. Maybe it is not too bad in the end because of tree shaking etc, but this kind of thing
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by o1y32 3y ago
> Everything just works No it doesn't. Every Linux desktop requires me to spend hours tweaking things or finding workarounds to make it usable for myself. Window management is horrible compared to other OS. Fractional scaling mostly
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by o1y32 3y ago
Have to complain that they put a Despicable Me picture next to a Disney story.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Well said. Where I work, the only people who talk about languages and compare languages are the people who are language nerds, who know many languages and are learning/discovering new languages. Most people just chug along with whateve
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by o1y32 3y ago
Not everyone has the same spending habits. I (in the US) happen to know that none of my colleagues buy Starbucks or any other shop coffee on a regular basis. Although we are paid a decent (although not high) salary and can easily afford thi
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by o1y32 3y ago
I don't trust Google, but it's practical. There are tons of ways you can control/limit privacy issues, like a combination of opting out of personalized ads, AdGuard, DNS level filtering, and not using any Google services othe
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by o1y32 3y ago
...until Uber pulled out of Google Maps.
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by o1y32 3y ago
I don't know what the complaint is about. Read after me: desktop Linux. Not clear? Again, desktop Linux. I think that is abundantly clear what counts and what doesn't.
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by o1y32 3y ago
I once got a Chromebook to see how far I can go with running Linux programs on it. As soon as I discovered that its keyboard (and most of other Chromebooks) don't have F11 or F12, and window management is a mess, I got rid of it. I gue
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by o1y32 3y ago
I guess you have no idea how much money it costs to develop something like Chrome, especially at Google's salary.
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by o1y32 3y ago
I guess you never used MacOS, where the default system scroll bar behavior is even more interesting.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Exactly. Level 0 developer: don't know how to do this in JS Level 1 developer: knows how to do things in JS, even when sometimes it should not Level 2 developer: knows how to do things without JS Level 3 developer: knows when to use
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by o1y32 3y ago
A few programmers on HN think only they use laptops (and specifically Macbooks). Not surprising. If you just bother to open your eyes just a little bit wider you would notice that there is a huge market for Chromebooks, budget laptops, gami
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by o1y32 3y ago
It's in the fifth iteration now, so the answer is: plenty of people. Maybe not anyone you personally know, but they are out there.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Exactly. I have only been to Cheesecake factory twice and have been haunted by the items and the calories on their menu. Despite currently living near a Cheesecake factory restaurant, I have not been there again.
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by o1y32 3y ago
> in my experience seemed to You lost me there. There needs to be real numbers measured, or the effect never existed.
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by o1y32 3y ago
I would add an "if" before "how" as well. I have not seen any evidence that this actually makes any difference or any noticeable difference.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Assuming we are talking about software engineer positions, at least in the US I have not seen any company that requires applicants to actually send an email to apply for a long time. Just about every company uses an online applicant track
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by o1y32 3y ago
Just look around in this thread you can find people defending Google. It is not hard to think an engineer would actually want to work on this themselves.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Your hand wavy description of manifest v3 which conveniently skips the core issues makes me skeptical of your position and intent. Sounds like users and developers are the problem here -- I never see anyone else talk about Chrome with such
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by o1y32 3y ago
Even if what you say makes sense, there are maybe around three people in the world who are interested in a new OS because of this reason, which is not really the "users" that people talk about.
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by o1y32 3y ago
Regarding the title -- anecdotally, everyone I know is sacred of encoding issues, and I don't know anyone who claims they have a great understanding of Unicode or think it is easy (including myself). It is often overlooked for sure --
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by o1y32 3y ago
Because you want to know what it is like before installing it? From what I gather so far this is not an executable I trust and feel comfortable running on my personal computer.
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by o1y32 3y ago
In other news I heard that the traffic in downtown Seattle is horrible after Amazon's return-to-office mandate. (Learned this second hand, please correct me if wrong)

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