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by throw14082020 5y ago
Maybe because your opinion was shaped by their efforts. Perhaps maybe you would’ve bought from Anker instead? Perhaps they were able to charge you $30.99 instead of $10.99 after they faked the reviews.
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Can you elaborate on your previous auditory experiences? I'm checking for Steve Jobs/ Apple's reality distortion field. I've seen many recommendations from people who have upgraded to Apple from bad products (e.g. This i
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by throw14082020 5y ago
I've gotten emails from random people/ companies in the past. They found my name on LinkedIn and proceed to spam firstname.lastname@company.domain These get ignored first time round. Second time they get marked as spam. Third time
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Oh yes, sorry, I think in the US, iPhone is dominant. Even more. I expect them to spend more money too. My perspective is the UK, where there is a 50:50 split of Android and iOS. A consumer app company I worked for previously made a lot mor
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Good to know, thanks. Its been a few months since using Xcode, and recently have only done things in Xcode when it doesn't work in AppCode, preferring AppCode for actual coding.
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by throw14082020 5y ago
> the new shiny thing that’s too immature for production use Both Android (e.g. Jetpack Compose, new privacy centric storage APIs that we are now forced to use) and iOS (SwiftUI) have this. I guess we'd need to list them down and co
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by throw14082020 5y ago
To explain further why I think iOS is harder - Where will you learn it? Apple documentation is bad. remember this? "On Apple's Piss-Poor Documentation", 1180 points to date https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Most teams don't hire a "mobile developer", they hire an Android developer, and/or iOS developer, and/or React Native developer, and/or Flutter Developer. So unfortunately it requires some commitment, don'
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by throw14082020 5y ago
There's a lot that goes on in a mobile app, please read https://developer.android.com/docs/ and https://developer.apple.com/documentation It certainly is different to backend development, but no
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by throw14082020 5y ago
If the fine was $1.7-3.4B, you can expect facebook to spend $1.6999-3.3999B on undoing that (or have already spent preventing that, e.g. front pages on newspapers for Apple's ATT feature in iOS 14.5). Looking at a forces perspective, f
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Absolutely, people talk about mindset, and this is it. You should be prepared to walk away from a bad deal: going back into the office. However, don't reveal things like "youre willing to compromise on salary to work from home&quo
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Interesting, I think you're onto something, though others may find it obvious. Any other tricks for filtering time sinks which don't give value without putting the time in?
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by throw14082020 5y ago
I agree too. I have the same feeling about Scott Young's newsletters. They both seem talk a lot but don't provide the same level of value they used. Then again, this article is from 2015. > The best way to improve your ability
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Clubhouse was founded in March 15th, 2020 and has raised $110M according to crunchbase. My take: If you think twitter is hot garbage, you'll be shocked at clubhouse. This is exactly why it got the funding. More seriously: its a video f
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by throw14082020 5y ago
I presume this is a config we can set, but I can't even find the stackOverflow settings, and I have more than 5k stack overflow rep so I've been using it quite a bit.
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Since you advertised yourself as a solution to some problem, I first wanted to find out what the problem was, and then see how you are solving it. I don't know either at the moment (I've read the product hunt too). I did visit the
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by throw14082020 5y ago
What do you mean by anonymous connections ? Without them being logged in and you actively tracking them, it is anonymous. You'd be reinventing the wheel to de-anonymize the user if you want to track users across devices, which is cert
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Im not sure about UDP hole punching and how it relates to WebRTC, i don't see it being talked about much. In general hole punching is a rare thing to hear, I cannot find much resources about it. And uPNP (Universal Plug and Play) sound
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by throw14082020 5y ago
WebRTC is complicated, its been around for a while and support in browsers have not been great in the past, which might be why Zoom first used WebSockets for video. They use WebRTC now though, and WebRTC is fine now, it is the standard , b
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by throw14082020 5y ago
I always assumed everyone is behind NAT, you're saying on 10 to 20% of people are, and therefore only they need TURN. I'd love to see where you got that number. If I were to guess, the problem GP is facing is bandwidth, a mesh net
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Tell that to what3words... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27020810
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Did anyone learn from that post or the comments on this page? I'm struggling to extract any value, everything is sensible, but a lot of it is opinions, open to interpretation and high level "its a judgement calls". I don&#x27
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Theres a lot of issues with abandonment. Do people expect to pay $1-$6 for lifetime support of an app, otherwise its 1 star? Or should the developers have warned that the product is EOL'd, without refunding money to previous buyers.
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by throw14082020 5y ago
I spent a lot of time reading about this... TLDR: Basecamp had a list of funny names which originated a long time ago. You can imagine that certain ethnicities have names which sound funnier than a common name, so these names go on the list
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by throw14082020 5y ago
The difference between EU and Apple is EU makes laws, and Apple makes guidelines. Here are my definitions: Guidelines: Do not break these. If you break these, your business will be crushed, the app removed for the app store. Law: Break them
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by throw14082020 5y ago
This is bordering on logic like the following: - Water is really important, why don't you buy this $100 bottle of water. - The site has an incentive to improve your dating outcomes. No, it's primary objective is to maximise revenu
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Another “I’m sorry you feel that way” letter.
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by throw14082020 5y ago
> In case you don't know who Proctorio is: Procto-: Anus; (more frequently) rectum; -torio: radioactive chemical element (in spanish) Therefore, it is a radioactive anus?
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by throw14082020 5y ago
Jupyter notebook also has the same feature. `!shell command` or start a cell with `%%bash` and everything in it will run through the terminal, not the notebook interpreter.
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What's your experience of pensions? Should someone have a pension in 2021?
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