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9y ago
One technology related bubble eventually succeeding does not imply the eventual success of every technology related bubble. There are plenty of bubbles that never really recovered (ex. the Japanese stock market crash of 1989), and technolog
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9y ago
This is inaccurate, the preloading that AMP on Google Search does is a significant advantage over anything you can do with current web technologies.
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9y ago
The Android Camera API is notoriously bad, and the Camera1/Camera2 switch isn't helping either. I would guess the main reason they do the screenshot approach is that it's actually faster than asking Android to take a photo an
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9y ago
This article is pretty bad. There's no reason that automous vehicles have to be linked to electric vehcules, it just happens to be the case that Tesla is pushing both. The Lexus cars that Waymo uses are not electric for example. Automo
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9y ago
As a developer who gives interviews, I enjoy using Lever. It's very easy to use for getting information on candidates and providing feedback on interview performance. I haven't heard any complaints from the recruiting team either,
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9y ago
I finished their ML course pretty recently, and was able to take the quizzes and assessments without paying.
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9y ago
It looks like unpkg was compromised, but they believe it is now resolved: https://twitter.com/unpkg/with_replies?lang=en
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10y ago
This has not been true for me, or anyone else I know. Even friends from colleges I've never heard of with degrees in non-CS STEM majors found jobs paying 100k+ within months of graduation.
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10y ago
I've really appreciated how Quora handled stock options, especially in contrast to all these horror stories. Quora uses 10-year exercise periods[1], and provided me with a spreadsheet regarding what the outcome for me would be given so
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10y ago
They currently have a max speed of 25 mph or something, even on roads with faster speed limits. It's a bit annoying when you're stuck behind them.
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10y ago
I don't think Alexa is that great. I have one, and it's pretty bad at voice recognition compared to my phone. Google voice recognition on my phone gets what I'm saying basically 100% of the time. I have to constantly repeat m
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10y ago
They use iFrames since they also have the swiping side to side interaction for multiple pages on the same topic.
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10y ago
> On my iPhone 5S it breaks hiding the browser's address bar when you scroll I believe this is actually due to Safari iframe bugs. See: https://medium.com/@dvoytenko/amp-ios-scrolling-and-position...
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10y ago
I've been doing Android development since the G1 release. I agree with most of these points, but think they're also not a huge deal after you've been working with the platform for awhile. The biggest issue is by far the itera
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10y ago
Yes, I prefer open offices. It makes the office feel more alive and interesting, and I'm less likely to get distracted since I know other people can see my screen. I have no difficulty concentrating because of noise, in part because my
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10y ago
I actually prefer modern Samsung variants of Android over Google (aside from the not-updating quickly thing). I really prefer S Planner over Google Calendar, and the Samsung Keyboard is superior to the Google Keyboard too (Samsung's ru
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10y ago
In general, when "you" do things in VR that you'd normally expect strong feedback for in your head, and you don't, you feel sick. Some examples: strafing side to side (try it), going up stairs, any sort of sudden acceler
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10y ago
I've never heard that computer science grades are bimodal, I thought it was that performance in programming is bimodal? It's always been relatively obvious to me that grades were not bimodal since I could just click and see the gr
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10y ago
It's very difficult to make a fully working browser/webview based editor on Android. Every keyboard interacts with applications differently, sometimes differing significantly between keyboard versions. I think a rewrite of the And
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10y ago
Is there any real proof that Gulen is behind the coup? I'ved heard a number of Turks both here and on Quora saying he is, but I've never seen any proof presented. It seems like it shouldn't be too hard to find given that the
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10y ago
Seems a bit low for a company that seems to be doing so well. Does anyone have insight into why the valuation isn't higher? For those unfamiliar with it, Unity is the go-to game engine for most smaller companies, and many cross platfor
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10y ago
I feel like an easy solution is to just pay people $20 when they vote so that it's no longer an irrational decision. People will find a way to register and vote if there's a financial incentive. Part of the problem right now is t
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10y ago
My understanding it was some sort of law related to the tracking feature, and possibly some sort of espionage related laws. This was a speaking class (6.UAT), so I don't know much about the details. Hopefully someone from the project s
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10y ago
I learned about this through a classmate doing a presentation on his work for this project (at MIT). Iirc, they used modified android devices with larger batteries. The devices mostly slept and occasionally woke up to check in so they last
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10y ago
To be fair, if you're pulling from a compromised repo, you're already in a bad spot. There's a good chance you're going to be making and running the code you cloned, at which point you'll execute whatever arbitrary
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10y ago
Getting a list of accounts (needed if you want to integrate with Google login), asks the user if the app can read their contacts: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=189766#c8 . Another example
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10y ago
I believe the browser history lookup doesn't work anymore (I tried recently on 5.0 I believe). Also, many of the Android permissions are unecessarily broad, I think that really would be a good thing to fix. Oftentimes you only need som
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10y ago
Played around a little, definitely feels better than Atom, but lack of good emacs mode will keep me from using it for now.
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10y ago
I don't have Adblock on for Youtube and I've never gotten a popup like that. All of their ads are video ads. Are you sure you don't actually have a virus (that's causing the popups, not due to the message itself)?
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11y ago
I'll second that Android Studio has absurdly slow builds times. It's not pretty common to have 2+ minute build times, and I'm using a MBPr mid 2015. I actually asked an Android frameworks engineer about this, and it seems li
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