softwaredev__

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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   Just curious, what obscure browsers do you use?
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   You should go after the low hanging fruits first. Check if the request is coming from a trusted browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc). If not, block them. I'm sure that'll cut down scrapes by a lot. And then, you can go afte
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   I would say the downside that you mentioned can also be a strength too! Thanks for the response. I've been trying to decide between Go and Elixir as my next new language. Both languages sound like they have great features.
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   Nope, not doing well with Codility doesn't mean you're a bad programmer. Every time I interview for a position, I spend a few weeks reviewing data structures and algorithms. Otherwise, I wouldn't do well at them either. It&#x
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   I don't want to digress too much from the main discussion, but what are the main reasons people use Go? What are the main use cases for Go? Just looking for a new programming language to learn for some of the next web apps I&
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   Whether or not Apple has a definite vision for VR, I'm sure it's always a good idea to spend some resources on R&D just in case they need to compete in that space in the future. Apple can absolutely afford it. Of all the new t
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   I personally regret not dropping out when I had the chance. The extra debt really wasn't worth it. It might be harder to get a job without a degree though. HR departments for big companies are pretty keen on college degrees.
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   I agree that programming at work isn't as fun as it is when you're just hacking away on side projects. But there's also that satisfaction of learning your craft well.
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   by softwaredev__ 11y ago

   Some designers I know always bash Reddit for having an "ugly" design, but out of all the link aggregators out there, the links on Reddit "pop" out at me. I can comprehend the whole page by just glancing. Other link aggre