wasyl

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by wasyl 5y ago
Also how many of those were "spam" accounts banned for to repetitive content policy violation, but the _repetitive_ apps were long unpublished (it's unclear if Google requires them to follow all new policies, but there are re
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by wasyl 6y ago
They still should've handled it differently. Show a warning to the user encouraging them to migrate, give a reasonable window before the feature is actually disabled, and don't let the users upgrade to a version which will break t
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by wasyl 6y ago
This is absurd, how did nobody in charge realize that a storage/backup device which intentionally renders the data unavailable after any update, not just a patch, is absolutely crazy? And now I'm anxious to update my DS920+ which
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by wasyl 6y ago
They do? I don't have any plugin installed and use Zoom in Firefox without major issues
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by wasyl 6y ago
It's not an easy switch. Still most of the examples and articles are in Groovy. Until recently, IDE (IntelliJ) support for Gradle Kotlin DSL was abysmal (like analysing stuff on the main thread). Only recently it's getting more tr
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by wasyl 6y ago
> There is hardly any Android conference without build related performance improvement talks. fwiw I think the Android toolchain being slow doesn't help. On the same conferences someone will also speak about how the new Android Grad
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by wasyl 6y ago
Adding to that, in IntelliJ it's as simple as running the task from the 'run Gradle task' window (not sure how it's called) with Shift pressed. All the breakpoints in the build scripts will now work. If you also use wrap
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by wasyl 6y ago
Coming from Gradle, it always baffles me how there's no wrapper for every popular tool out there. I'm always confused by the venvs, rbenvs, and overall managing multiple versions of the toolchain for different projects. In Gradle
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by wasyl 6y ago
> Scoping is mysterious It definitely is confusing, but while the rules to scoping are pretty extensive, they're also well defined. The trick is to know how Gradle "travels" through objects and looks for the property in cl
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by wasyl 6y ago
It's definitely not the first study, I've seen at least 2 or 3 other since March (no links though, sorry). Also the only study that suggested the opposite was a simulation that I think wasn't even peer-reviewed.
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by wasyl 6y ago
I'd say visibility and it's super easy to start. Even if you want a simple github-hosted static blog, there's just a lot more to do than just opening a website and writing in simple markdown
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by wasyl 6y ago
On the other hand, each of the phones I and the people around me have have different standard for fast charging. So even if I wanted to share the charger with someone or use one that I current own, I'd be losing on that benefit
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by wasyl 6y ago
You might find this interesting, not exactly generating a minesweeper without guesses but close https://pwmarcz.pl/blog/kaboom/
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by wasyl 6y ago
> if a software developer does not like hacking around with software they are probably in the wrong career This is some gatekeeping right here. There's a lot more to developing software than hacking and dealing with low level linux
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by wasyl 6y ago
I think Kotlin is ahead enough in this area that it'll win. Plus it's much easier to compile Kotlin to native and use that from Swift than to use native from Java/Kotlin
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by wasyl 6y ago
> more pressure on these same apps to implement Sign In with Apple Afair this is actually a requirement: if you have email/facebook sign in option, you need to implement Sign In with Apple as well
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by wasyl 6y ago
`source:domain` is also useful for organisations, when you want to search not only files that you've opened, but everything public or visible to you in the entire org (or at least that was the case ~a year ago)
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by wasyl 6y ago
It's amazing how bad Slack got. Android app looks slick and the UX is awesome, but functional bugs make up for it: last week I had all _my_ messages disappear from a conversation, I could only see what the other person wrote. I routine
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by wasyl 6y ago
That's a nice trick, thank you! Although even knowing _what_ I had to do, I only managed to learn this after couple tries.
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by wasyl 6y ago
Why would leaving with a non-compete be so bad that the owner thought they somehow had an upper hand?
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by wasyl 6y ago
I see lots of these business notebooks come with 8GB of RAM. Is it really enough for most users? I assumed 16GB should be the standard by now, especially with how memory hungry day-to-day software is.
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by wasyl 7y ago
Seems like Slack is focusing a lot on making the app more accessible for enterprises with email-like message composer or "no-fancy-shortcuts" navigation. While some of these improvements are nice, I feel like Slack has been going
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Young Pinay invented air conditioning unit without refrigerant or freon(whereinbacolod.com)
3 points by wasyl 7y ago|1 comments
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by wasyl 7y ago
Feels to me it would be in company's interest only if the salaries were more transparent. Otherwise company will pay as little as they can to keep the person working for them, even if that's well below the value the employee deliv
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by wasyl 7y ago
For a free, self-hosted CI I strongly recommend TeamCity -- if you can get away with 3 build agents and 100 configurations that come with the free version. I was in your boots some time ago, managing CI before I convinced the company that p
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by wasyl 7y ago
Nice! I've been considering trying out Bazel for an Android project but didn't get around to it yet. How is the IDE support (Android Studio and/or IntelliJ)? And how is actual Android support in Bazel, for example in terms of
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by wasyl 7y ago
> completely undocumented tool Gradle is far from "completely undocumented". Unless you mean Android Gradle Plugin, which surprisingly _is_ somewhat documented, although the docs are tough to accidentaly just stumble by
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A website coding itself live(strml.net)
486 points by wasyl 7y ago|19 comments
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by wasyl 8y ago
While it's likely true, GCM/FCM is handled by Google Play Services, which is whitelisted and has I believe system-level permissions. It has less restrictions than a regular app exempt from battery optimisations, as it's suppo
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by wasyl 8y ago
Not only that, but for many manufacturers this will straight up either not work after the app has been in the background for some (not long) time, or will deliver (that is, app will be able to connect and receive) push notifications with si

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