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   Brother's excoworker closed corporate Dropbox account, all files gone on machine(reddit.com)

   2 points by zffr 6y ago|1 comments
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   What is the difference between a theorem, a lemma, and a corollary?(divisbyzero.com)

   1 points by zffr 6y ago|0 comments
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   by zffr 6y ago

   Facebook has 2.6 billion monthly active users [1]. If they pay each user $5/yr, that is $13 billion/year in extra costs. That might push Facebook to bias towards collecting less data about its users by default. [1] https:/&#
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   The Unsolved Load Balancing Problem of WebSockets(movingfulcrum.com)

   2 points by zffr 6y ago|0 comments
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   by zffr 6y ago

   The article's title is pure click-bait. It would be more accurate if it were "How to Keep Your Engineers Interested in Sticking Around" Very little of the article says anything about how much to pay engineers. I only found 2
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   by zffr 6y ago

   This seems like a great change, but I wonder what impact it would have on the drivers who have bought a car to use for Lyft. Would they have to sell their car in the next 10yrs to remain on the platform? What if they don't have a way t
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   by zffr 6y ago

   I believe this is already the default behavior in Safari. On iOS this is the only option. Personally, I don’t mind this being the default so long as there is an easy way to change it to see the full URL.
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   by zffr 6y ago

   There's no official one, but this one is pretty good: https://wwdc.io
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   by zffr 6y ago

   I think this is because the page loads a mix of HTTP and HTTPS content. Did a quick check and all of the HTTP URLs are images, and nearly all of them already support HTTPS. Should be easy to fix. The only URL I found that didn't suppor
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    by zffr 7y ago

    It also provides exposure and recognition for the engineers who write content for them, or who have their technologies features in the blog posts.
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    by zffr 7y ago

    For this article, maybe the author could have used Swift. The key idea of this article is to use a recursive tree structure to describe a future task. To build that tree structure with swift, one could use recursive enums with associated va
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    by zffr 7y ago

    From what I can tell from the website, replicache retries HTTP requests periodically until they succeed. With an non-idempotent request like `/increment` how does replicache know when to stop retrying? if request succeed, but the respo