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yladiz
6y ago
Please. Let’s not turn this into whataboutery. This isn’t about other countries doing things poorly, and more specifically Germany was not named by the parent commenter. This is about the US doing things significantly worse than basically a
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yladiz
6y ago
> haskell is a language for experts. Expert in what? Programming? Lambda calculus? Category theory? Let’s not pretend that you are simply an expert in something randomly, it takes a lot of practice, mistakes, and actually being a beginne
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yladiz
6y ago
What is a "tax donation"?
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yladiz
6y ago
I don't know about beauty, because what's beautiful to one programmer might look terrible to another. For example, functional programming, especially as you get closer to point free style - some people love it and find it truly be
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yladiz
6y ago
I'm not sure about all Oculus products, but I had an Oculus Go and I was able to reset it, so I was able to sell it.
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yladiz
6y ago
Are you saying I should have to negotiate the number of toilet breaks I get?
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yladiz
6y ago
Obviously the author is productive on a "real world business engineering team" considering they work for Facebook. Since you seem to have a lot to critique about the post and the author, maybe it's worth putting in that effor
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yladiz
6y ago
> not very proactive in learning or side projects Why do side projects matter for a job? Learning, maybe, but they both point to "extracurricular" time spent programming, which shouldn't affect someone's hiring. I
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yladiz
6y ago
If your speciality is frontend JS engineering, why are deployment, platforms, and networking (unless you simply mean how to use fetch/XMLHttpRequest) large holes? I'd even question graphics APIs beyond very basic knowledge, becaus
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yladiz
6y ago
The paper is available on Sci-hub, but the paper itself is pretty light, referring primarily to the supplemental material[1] for details about the tests. I can't judge about the tests, but their control was "Negative human serum(I
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yladiz
6y ago
No, it’s not a PII related issue. You need consent to set nonessential cookies, regardless if they contain PII. An example is Segment, which sets cookies but may not be tied to a particular user. Segment, at least using just for analytics,
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yladiz
6y ago
Yeah, that's why it depends on the function of the website or app. If you need to sign in to access an app, and the session token is saved using a cookie, then it can be considered an essential cookie. But on a marketing website that d
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yladiz
6y ago
I would disagree with the idea that it's hard to define what's essential: whatever is essential for the function of a website/app. This means things like session login cookies but not analytics cookies.
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yladiz
6y ago
> The law seems to make no distinction. What do you mean by this? The law does make a distinction between essential and nonessential cookies (cookies that are necessary for the function of the website/app, i.e. session cookies, and
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yladiz
6y ago
Don't forget step 0: 0. Don't illegally put nonessential cookies in the browser without the user's consent.
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yladiz
6y ago
Although I agree with you, this comment is missing the mark. Books and films are two fundamentally different mediums and have two different audiences, while this is more about supplementing the text version of something with audio/vide
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yladiz
6y ago
I would probably recommend two things: 1. Move away from Gmail as soon as possible, to a service like Fastmail or Proton Mail; 2. Have an email from that provider as the “last resort”, i.e. hedora@fastmail.com, while using your domain name
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yladiz
6y ago
Well, it's not difficult to have service that's better than something basically nonexistent.
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yladiz
6y ago
> so unless HP emailed Apple and said their private key is compromised, there's no good reason for Apple to revoke the cert. Why? If a business asked for their code signing certificate to be revoked, why shouldn’t they be able to?
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yladiz
6y ago
I don't know how you would define "better", but if you mean higher quality, I'm certain that most people would be able to pick out the DSLR version in a "blind" test, even if you used the same approx. lens foca
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6y ago
> paying and extra $12k per year to live in a dorm "for the experience" This is disingenuous, as there are many universities that do require first year students to be on campus, with limited exceptions. > Part of the student
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6y ago
Thanks, I removed that bit.
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yladiz
6y ago
This isn't completely a browser monoculture issue though. It might be part of the issue, but it's very likely because most big applications use tooling that hide this issue, i.e. using tools like Babel which just translate let
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yladiz
6y ago
This has been happening for a long time, sadly. Years ago Chrome had poor optimization around try-catch and this meant it couldn't be used in the application I was working on, as we pretty much targeted only Chrome. I guess by the time
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yladiz
6y ago
Fair point, we are in a post-truth society now.
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yladiz
6y ago
Reading through the article it seems that it's likely, as expected, that Epic will not win in this case. I'm guessing that the outcome where Fortnite (and Epic's developer account) are not brought back, but Unreal Engine deve
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yladiz
6y ago
> WebSockets are an outdated technology deemed dead thanks to the ietf not adding HTTP/2 support This is the first sentence, and I’m dubious - not about the lack of HTTP/2 but that WebSockets are dead, because I’ve never heard
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6y ago
Why should I read this website and take it seriously if I can't even read the cookie policy without accepting cookies, and when I actually do attempt to read the policy (thanks Reader Mode) I am told that to opt-out I have to disable c
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yladiz
6y ago
What if you don’t work at a “big tech” company?
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yladiz
6y ago
How are they stopping other companies from entering (as in, with their own OS and/or hardware) the mobile phone market?
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