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by tehlike 4y ago
Amazon app is actually a glorified webview.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Are you _amazon_? Nearly none of the companies have the scale of amazon, nor the needs of amazon. "It's proven many many times" is all in the eyes of the beholder, i'd say. Sure it might be slow if you are optimizing for
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by tehlike 4y ago
I actually find building SPAs much easier than building MPA from complexity and performance pov. I have done ASP before, then ASP.NET Webforms, then ASP.NET MVC, then angular, then react. I find react the easiest, and cleanest way to do the
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by tehlike 4y ago
google or fb is not going anywhere...
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by tehlike 4y ago
Then you want solution to notification problem. Very specific issue vs broader "web sites are bad, apple is doing good" issue.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Chrome extensions (which are sadly still disabled in android chrome) actually can fix this without new feature (beauty of extensibility, i guess). Dark reader extension is fairly good.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Exactly this. "Slow because careful" is only charitable.
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by tehlike 4y ago
I mean... So far, most things that I consider "standard" have been _fairly_ meaningful for consumers, and open for everyone to use, free of charge. I am extremely happy when I don't have to install an app, including when vide
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by tehlike 4y ago
Push notifications exists in app and it's easy to categorically disable it. I am absolutely happy that i have a few pwas installed on my phone that lets me do stuff on phone and desktop together. The fact that i had to/have to ins
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by tehlike 4y ago
If the distribution of the app is gatekept by apple, it's problematic. That's why apple hasn't invested much in web.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Safari on mobile has lagged behind standards for a long time, because doing so wouldn't strengthen their app business. E.g. webrtc. Safari still lags behind many things. When you call people to be careful, you are missing the conflict
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by tehlike 4y ago
Must be software engineers.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Did anyone use scalar from Microsoft? https://github.com/microsoft/scalar
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by tehlike 4y ago
Where is tether CEO?
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by tehlike 4y ago
uuid is just what you said - 16bytes. you could presumably base64 that too...
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by tehlike 4y ago
I am working on a pwa for android/chrome extension for desktop that would let users know if the price of an item they were watching drops. If you assumed pwa, you can see why they are useful. Also if slack were mobile friendly, i could
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by tehlike 4y ago
That's really not how it works.
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by tehlike 4y ago
That's a ponzi too, and no, your ordinary American only looked at the large yield and said oh, i should get in on that, even though, it was some sort of ponzi with funny dynamics. So no, it's still a ponzi, and no, most people had
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by tehlike 4y ago
Investors also wanted to invest in a ponzi with madoff - does that make it ok?
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by tehlike 4y ago
This is simply not true. US has very long arms when it comes to fraud or violations. If it's consumers are harmed, they might seek criminal charges even.
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by tehlike 4y ago
You are missing a large segment. A lot of people don't care about things you care about. Most spend lots of time looking at a tiny screen and playing games there that have graphics quality of a 90s game. That's the segment you cou
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by tehlike 4y ago
That's not even what i said. I said the other direction. Ponzis are unethical, and wrong, and it always should be regardless of who is doing it and whether someone is benefiting from it. I find crypto useful and innovative. I find maki
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by tehlike 4y ago
Is ponzi a legitimate thing? Early backers definitely think so! I guess this is what I'm alluding to. Crypto is fun, but most things are obscure ponzis
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by tehlike 4y ago
Pushing for high salaries is doing work and getting paid for it. Grift? not so much. There's difference. There's no shame in working super hard and making lots of money. but sadly, not all hard work is equal.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Lol. Intent matters, context matters, and in this case it's not intentional. also please show me the law so we can discuss where you are missing the context.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Likely a good one. Most of my wearoffs happened due to scrolling or just normal pointer movements.
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by tehlike 4y ago
Don know about specific camera for this, but most built-in webcams horribly underperform, Macbooks included.
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by tehlike 4y ago
I had a similar touchpad situation, i forgot if me replacing the laptop for something else or new version of pop fixed it...
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by tehlike 4y ago
As for touchpad, it wasn't a particular piss at this machine but general situation for nonmacs. I am not a Mac fanboy, i love my Linux laptop but nearly everything i tried had some weirdness about them. Some wears off really fast, some
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by tehlike 4y ago
I can tell the difference, that's why I returned my previous laptop and got 4k. I also like my screen text small, so more fits.

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