patates

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by patates 11y ago
The founders are German-born children of a Turkish family who migrated to Germany.
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by patates 11y ago
I think this is a fair question to ask. There were so many rumors about them going under and it's a known fact that they couldn't pay wages last year for some months, losing some talent. After a secret investment though, they seem
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by patates 11y ago
I'm really disturbed by this clueless Javascript developer stereotype being repeated over and over. I know there are many more beginners in the js world than others but any time there's a js alternative being discussed, I read com
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by patates 11y ago
If we were ever to reach singularity, it would be partly thanks to the motivation created by the spammers.
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by patates 11y ago
in this case, maybe: MD;DC (mobile device, didn't click) Most of the web sites have a tendency of emptying your data plan, so, I would understand if people are hesitant on opening the web page.
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by patates 11y ago
...and there goes the whole German market out of the window.
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by patates 11y ago
Well, do you have tests? It would take 10 minutes if you are well-covered. Otherwise, I'd go through each usage.
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by patates 11y ago
Is this a Symphony thing or are external dependencies significantly more reliable in the PHP ecosystem in general? Last time I wrote PHP was 9 years ago and those times everyone I knew just copy-pasted all the external code they found. I kn
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by patates 11y ago
All of our differences are quantitative, not qualitative. What's that fundamental difference?
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by patates 11y ago
They also remove comments from your markup. That removes the possibility of progressive enhancements with, say, knockout.js which would most easily rely on comments (unless you're using https, which you should).
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by patates 11y ago
Because it doesn't matter how many people agree with you. The only important thing is what you are actually saying.
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by patates 11y ago
do people really have this problem? I never remember being bombarded by a single source (be it a person or a service), email becomes a burden because there are many sources and the level of urgency is alternating even for the same source th
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by patates 11y ago
You employ them, you give them access to your internal network, you give them laptops, keys, even free unlimited drinks(!). You already trust them, I suppose.
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by patates 11y ago
We have full admin rights on our computers in our company. The benefits outweigh the risks as long as the users are remotely competent.
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by patates 11y ago
I don't see any negative aspects of exposing the same REST API through WebSockets internally. Public API (if exists) doesn't need to change, private API loses the redundant transfer of headers and cookies.
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by patates 11y ago
If we are discrediting nation by a single incident, are you sure about the Japanese? The 2009–11 Toyota vehicle recalls didn't really help to keep the trust, did they? In anyway, this kind of thinking is really harmful to the global ec
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by patates 11y ago
If I can install Ubuntu (or any distro with touch-enabled UI) on this and attach a USB keyboard, it'd be heaven.
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by patates 11y ago
Same here in Germany, our employer asked us to write 5-star reviews on Kununu (Glasdoor-like site from XING).