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by trevor-e 6y ago
FYI both Firefox and Cisco Umbrella are reporting this site as a security threat.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Yes, currently, but I don't think anyone expects this to be their policy in the future.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
While I agree with some of the points made, this article is mostly a rant filled with generalizations and untruths. >They forgot to talk to people who are actually members of the black community. >Regardless, did anyone try to reach o
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by trevor-e 6y ago
>and no recourse Just curious, the Apple Store was also unable to help you? Hope you are able to recover the data. :/
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Website won't load for me in Firefox, keep getting security warnings about the site not being secure. Ignoring the security warnings just redirects me to another page with another warning.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I used a Compass agent when buying my condo but had no idea they were masquerading as a "tech" company. Their online presence was a lot better than other agencies in the area which is probably what sealed the deal for me, and FWIW
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by trevor-e 6y ago
My biggest complaint with iOS development is how confusing Xcode's build system is. Extracting code out to shared frameworks is a confusing process and I can understand how so many of the top apps get it wrong. Also, it's clearly
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I've read through the README and links and still have no idea what webmachine does.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I am more stunned by the tone your response. Why are you implying there's a "struggle" or "fundamental problem"? Sorry but your language is very condescending. Sometimes it's easiest to hit Cmd+Z a few times to
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Can you also please explain what the "||" is doing? That looks really weird to me coming from Swift and don't see it in the docs. edit: thanks all, should have known it was a lambda :D, in Swift we can omit this. My first tho
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Totally agreed, the academic world has always operated and depended on a walled garden approach and making things needlessly complicated. Thankfully the cracks are forming, the pandemic probably sped things up quite a bit with universities
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Thanks for the more reasonable take, though I still have to disagree. What you're saying directly contradicts the professor's own statement: > Please do not ask me for solutions. With very rare exceptions, I will say no, even i
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by trevor-e 6y ago
> And I love that the problems remain difficult and meaningful And there it is, your argument comes down to gatekeeping. If all the problems have been publicly solved, as you said, then what's the harm of having a solutions guide? T
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by trevor-e 6y ago
FWIW the updated date doesn't necessarily mean anything, the app could be loading code remotely via some endpoint which the article does mention as a possibility in general.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
You both have an incredibly generic logo/header/copy template so I'm not really sure what you're trying to imply. Your site copies the format of Stripe and they were around in 2010, pre-dating you by 4 years.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
No I don't think that's a fair comparison, in this case downloading the WebAssembly file is trivial and much more accessible to the average user.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
You can easily view the webassembly file as part of the website source, so what you're saying is a bit misleading IMO. I don't see this being different than minified Javascript.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Yea, I'd understand the frustration if OP was paying for the service, but this reeks of entitlement. If you are a free user don't be mad when the company tries to convert you to a paid user. A better example is how pushy Apple is
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Yes, in a perfect world where all of his followers fact-check everything he says, that would be enough to discredit him. Sadly this is not the case.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I really hope something is done against Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai's content. He's been posting highly misleading/disingenuous election fraud material in order to gain a following, and people are believing it because he touts his Ph
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by trevor-e 6y ago
The json.org description of an "object" is: > An object is an unordered set of name/value pairs. But this site seems to be assuming that the key/value pairs are parsed in their original ordering for everything to disp
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I certainly wasn't expecting an M1 mac mini to compile our iOS app codebase in half the time compared to a 2018 super beefy MacbookPro.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I just tried it out and it didn't work for any addresses I typed in for Cambridge, MA. It would only show results for Cambridge, England =[
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by trevor-e 6y ago
After reading that article my take-away is not that "required" is bad and should never be used ever, but rather it was bad with how Google wanted to use it. And since this is Google's project, it makes sense for them to remov
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Can you elaborate more on the "required" fields point? We've been using a similar feature for several years now in APIs at my work and haven't run into any issues, though we do only use it very sparingly for fields that
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I had a top post a few years ago and I think in total I had around ~60k visitors over a couple days. Have a bunch of screenshots lying around somewhere for a blog post that I never ended up writing.
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Yea SwiftUI being tied to the iOS runtime was an incredibly bad decision IMO. WWDC the last couple years has been mostly useless because it's all about SwiftUI, and basically none of Apple's major app partners can use it yet since
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by trevor-e 6y ago
There was a three-week gap since the last Xcode update and Apple is notorious for breaking stuff between Betas. We were given a single day to get everything set up (CI/CD, signing certificates, provisioning profiles, etc), update our c
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by trevor-e 6y ago
I'm writing a Swift project right now on my Windows computer using WSL, not paying anything to Apple...
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by trevor-e 6y ago
Amazing work, I've been doing something similar in my free time and it's a lot of fun.

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