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by yayana 8y ago
Given that I see nothing for "react" on jobs.facebook.com listed by Facebook for my job market, I still don't see how Facebook could be relevant to that part. But, if Facebook actually hires react engineers everywhere and jus
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by yayana 8y ago
If your experience is python and php then you should look at how one of them has progressed and maybe consider a job that has some use for JavaScript for future marketability.. The idea that you should learn modern JS and then react to appl
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by yayana 8y ago
If about half of these visits to NYT are daily users and the rest were once a month then they would have a reach of about 180 million/month. I would say that is a low estimate since I end up on their site once or so a month and most pe
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by yayana 8y ago
FF has clearer financing and better aligned projects to the browser through the entities being truly separate between Mozilla and alphabet than chrome has through being a cost center for alphabet. Chrome gets almost no portion of the profit
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by yayana 8y ago
Is that relevant to my comment?
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by yayana 8y ago
Dominant in developer/framework Mindshare for five years.. Damn hard to find a company actually using it in many markets for most of that time. At first it was not all that different from node's leadership of frontend thinking, ex
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by yayana 8y ago
I found an X509 oriented device relatively easy for ssh (for gpg it is naturally harder to use these non gpg devices with some kind of bridge daemon). Assuming Linux or OsX where your distribution has an opensc that already supports your de
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by yayana 8y ago
This is a fine. It needs a cop thinking a reasonable person would find something offensive to inconvenience you and a judge agreeing for it to be applied.
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by yayana 8y ago
Yuck. Video calling and looking like the built-in apps is all that is wanted.
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by yayana 8y ago
> Honestly speaking, I actually tried to ditch whatsapp but failed. I found it hard to get people to switch to signal because there are no user visible benefits and it's a little less polished. But the first day Whatsapp puts in ads
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by yayana 8y ago
I avoided them when I was in the US since the bank that can extract the most value is clearly going to be a winner in buyouts and the worst option for consumers.. But I would assume this is another policy of maximizing customer harm that is
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by yayana 8y ago
As a US expat I'm on the fence as to whether to close accounts when they mess up (or comply more than needed) with these processes imposed on them by a state that is a domestic abuser and considers me its property.. On the one hand, I
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by yayana 8y ago
Why do you think it's a monopoly? I think SMTP is more often on premises at organizations than web services for example. The hoops to send have existed for a long time and simply evolve. A push protocol without trust is a pretty bad id
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by yayana 8y ago
Did you try the TLD's administrative contact and did you make sure you are using tools that report to Spamhaus or other blackholes? .bid seems to be 35% bad which is not all that bad if they have been offering $1 domains for long. So m
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by yayana 8y ago
Feitian announced a few months back that all of their u2f products were using their normal javacard chips.. (Some of the low end older ones were either different chips or could only ship permantly "personalized".) Bulk orders of a
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by yayana 8y ago
Straight out of college, I definitely found ways to complicate simple problems to a few hours. It is easy to put limits on yourself that aren't in the problem, like excluding non optimal solutions or even forcing a specific pattern tha
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by yayana 8y ago
Unless they have forgotten the last 2 decades, Intel only has to not let you have access to specific keys that are only available to a securely booted Intel ME. Trying to prevent you from running something else is pointless posturing for th
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by yayana 8y ago
It sounds like they are seeing the same process as sleep consolidation. They should have also compared it to a nap.
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by yayana 8y ago
That's part of the pointlessness of allowing private monopolies. All profits go to stockholders normal losses from things like gross inefficiency are replaced with price hikes. But a drastic expense can cause bankruptcy, taking ownersh
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by yayana 8y ago
That sounds as unhelpful as the current random PC/Mac/"redhat" binaries floating around sourceforge like lost socks. (That bits of your favorite assembly are floating around the web is a problem in my world that drags me
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by yayana 8y ago
A native assembly has the least access to a common cross platform environment of all possible languages.. So it doesn't seem like an explanation for anything being unnecessary.
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by yayana 8y ago
> The subset of native (for example, x86) assembly that is equivalent to webassembly is already perfectly secure. You just limit the native assembly to pure computations without any system calls. Defining a subset of x86 that is well def
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by yayana 8y ago
Hmm, aside from the triviality, it sounds like they may also have patented pre-existing art in 2006 then.. I-Planet portal server can be traced back through Webtop to Pony Express.. It was one of several competitors in the late 1990s, and I
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by yayana 8y ago
> is ultimately why the cabinet Brexiteers achieved nothing and eventually have had to resign. Are you sure? I thought their original plan was to lose the vote and run on "I told you so" for the rest of their careers. Having wo
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by yayana 8y ago
I have no idea what that section is trying to say? It isn't a feature but a requirement is the common argument. It isn't a primary feature but a result of following minimalist criteria is another.. The example that a long book of
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by yayana 8y ago
Google sells their own phones and could introduce hardware driven indicators next to the camera and microphones for when they are on if their goal was not to be evil. It is a general problem that no one makes strong claims about indicators,
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by yayana 8y ago
I would avoid frameworks but embrace transpiling and popular libraries. es6katas.org is a nice starting point for newish es6 to look up in MDN. After a couple years any es you are transpiling now will be usable directly on websites so you t
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by yayana 8y ago
Maybe in the right subsections. But 10 days for the first 2-3 years is very common and many companies argue they need consistency across staff.. then others offer you more or infinite vacation then give you a manager from hell with absurd d
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by yayana 8y ago
Standard ML in the U Washington 3 language course is very much like the beginning of the rustbook yet without concerning yourself with any memory management. I don't recall which part of the course best covered ideas around scopes and
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by yayana 8y ago
There are resources that shouldn't be saved in a shared cache and shouldn't be seen in an anonymous session. It is not a coincidence that they are both and it is great that they are explicitly marked.

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