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by orian 6y ago
Nope, they only provide a peaceful way to replace the man in charge instead bloodbath.
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by orian 6y ago
Not sure, but i refuse to talk if salesman don't want to send me email before the sign up.
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by orian 7y ago
You mean like in good, old Europe? No way!
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by orian 7y ago
Yeah, but to be transparent, they should post a list of apps and the data they were collecting.
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by orian 7y ago
Only Esperanto ;-) It depends what sense of universality we're thinking about. It is and will always be a part of Anglo-Saxons domination story, therefore pretty hard to accept by many. It's same with Russian or Chinese. Therefore
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by orian 7y ago
Yeah, thought about the same. Many software jobs are just bullshit. They pay super well, but the sense is nowhere there. I'm super curious what will be the answers. Let's say: <impact> = <number of people> * <size o
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by orian 7y ago
Welcome to the world of webdev! :)
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by orian 7y ago
It's about the level you want to trust 3rd party. Many people already trust Google / Facebook / Apple for auth and others just use 'LastPast', 'FirstPass' and 'SecondPass'. And for a clarity, mos
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by orian 7y ago
I've learned tree searching and tree pruning when trying to write a bot finding the optimal way to play OGame (was about 14-15y old). Never really manage to write the full bot, didn't know English well enough and the resources in
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by orian 7y ago
And for most of the SMB it's cool they can ride Google's horse for free.
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by orian 7y ago
And... that would be about the "social responsibility" of business. This is clearly a huge social cost. How should a society, government deal with situation like this? How they do right now? (I'm interested in a general view,
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by orian 7y ago
What they call 'bias', Facebook and any other companies will call good targeting. If one group reacts to an ad, and another doesn't, you usually want to show the ad to the group which responds to maximize your ROI. I'm s
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by orian 8y ago
So you've chosen the right place to live. As an engineer who changed the country and got salary adjusted, it's just bad economical life choice. It's better to earn more, your options are just so much wider. You can save money
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by orian 8y ago
Holidays, iPhones and cars cost almost the same everywhere. As an engineer "adjusted" usually means you're underpaid :-)
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by orian 8y ago
So, they're free riding on NPM and threatening it with lawyers. Seems legit.
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by orian 8y ago
Their full mission is "We're reinventing the browser as a user-first platform for speed, privacy, better ads, and beyond ", therefore I guess this is for a "better ads" ;-)
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by orian 8y ago
Isn't it called Chromium what you're asking for?
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by orian 8y ago
Have to say: #firstworldproblems ;-)
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by orian 8y ago
It's not xD
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by orian 8y ago
Well... "The owner of this website (inc42.com) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (X) from accessing this website." ;-)
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by orian 8y ago
yeah, I really wanted to do it, it even got to the city mayor, but I guess he didn't want the office to be kept responsible for long wait times ;-)
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by orian 8y ago
Tagging everything in a city so people can create an resource issue for a city counsel and track how long it takes for a city to fix it.
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by orian 8y ago
I love this kind of arrogant corporate responses "working as intended". (look Facebook on sharing user's data) Just because something is "working as intended" does not mean it's ok or correct. BTW a bunch of Go
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by orian 9y ago
Let's wait 2 years and see if the turn it down. Then we can think about it.
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by orian 9y ago
It doesn't matter if all companies does this, it matter how many do.
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by orian 10y ago
How do they want to prevent someone from creating his own end-to-end encryption app? It may use other protocols to encode content (images, tweets, fb posts etc.). For me it seems to be more in a direction of so called "Big Brother&quot
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by orian 10y ago
Do they plan to add "bulk export" for data?
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by orian 10y ago
It seems so.
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by orian 10y ago
I do not recommend advertising his side-project when working at Google. Unless he's allowed by his contract this may be a bit problematic for your' business future.
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by orian 10y ago
My first thought: WTF is gigster?

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