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IpecacNeat
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Contextual targeting is absolutely a thing, but a lot of times a site's audience differs wildly. Plus, most sites do more than one topic unlike a magazine which has topics that generally stay consistent.
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1492343800
False
0
dgbygio
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbx4c8
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1494112672
18
t5_2fwo
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weberc2
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I'm glad they've finally gotten their shit together. My experience was from 2010 to 2015.
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0
1492343852
False
0
dgbyh8x
t3_65ljzt
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t1_dgbvayu
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1494112682
8
t5_2fwo
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deep_fried_eyeballs
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Except when it loads.
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0
1492343853
False
0
dgbyh97
t3_65k067
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t1_dgbf0gm
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1494112683
5
t5_2fwo
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MythicalWizard
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In your example, Frank is a search engine, not an ad-algorithm. You query Frank for the best tent that fits your needs: search engine. You ask Frank for which company paid the most for him to promote their tent to you: ad algorithm.
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0
1492343877
False
0
dgbyhl0
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbuw10
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1494112687
4
t5_2fwo
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AllGood0nesAreGone
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I've never facing this problem. What kind of features are you using that breaks with every update.
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0
1492343952
False
0
dgbyiko
t3_65ljzt
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t1_dgbyf8d
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1494112701
1
t5_2fwo
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robin_reala
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For external visible content ads relevant to that content. If you're logged in then I think it’s reasonable to expect ads tracked to your profile as long as there's an opt out. It's generic tracking across the web that’s problematic.
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0
1492344065
False
0
dgbyk2k
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbygdw
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1494112721
-3
t5_2fwo
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0
1492344071
False
0
dgbyk5p
t3_65n65i
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t1_dgbsblt
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1494112722
1
t5_2fwo
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port53
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Do you have YouTube Red? That's one product they offer that goes towards this. How about a G-Suite account? That gets you ad free GMail and several other products. The options are there.. are you using any of them already?
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0
1492344083
False
0
dgbykbo
t3_65nfib
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null
t1_dgbvepf
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1494112724
18
t5_2fwo
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null
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wfpoulet
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WOW. This is what was missing in Go. A GUI toolkit. Yes!
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0
1492344120
False
0
dgbyksx
t3_65ljzt
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t3_65ljzt
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1494112731
6
t5_2fwo
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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0
1492344126
False
0
dgbykvf
t3_65o9v7
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t1_dgbvb0q
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1494112731
4
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devel_watcher
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What are you doing with it? Maybe I'm not doing anything complex enough with it?
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0
1492344204
False
0
dgbylyn
t3_65ljzt
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t1_dgbya86
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1494112746
2
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lared930
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I wouldn't say any, merging two sorted arrays or binary search are pretty much the equivalent of "are you an idiot?".
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0
1492344261
False
0
dgbymo4
t3_65njzp
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t1_dgbun3i
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1494112755
45
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yentity
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If you read the email, you'd see that these CDs were not installation discs, but quirky audio CDs.
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0
1492344338
False
0
dgbyno4
t3_65oexy
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t1_dgbx670
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1494112769
7
t5_2fwo
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MayonnaiseOnPizza
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i agree with what you say. but it is not the same company that has rebranded, like blackwater did. it is a completely different company that has taken over the site. so i am cautiously optimistic about sf.
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1492344351
1493144633
0
dgbynuf
t3_65lqtc
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1494112771
4
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cowinabadplace
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Haha okay. That's true. But both sides would prefer the surgical strike over the carpet bombing.
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0
1492344378
False
0
dgbyo7k
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgby94l
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1494112776
5
t5_2fwo
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castro1987
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Brave browser does something similar. It block all website ads by default and you can pay to support sites that you like.
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0
1492344406
False
0
dgbyokv
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxu2w
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1494112780
1
t5_2fwo
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lampshadish2
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I don't want to work at google and the like. You can have much more influence at a smaller company.
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1492344417
False
0
dgbyopx
t3_65njzp
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t1_dgby3ed
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1494112782
6
t5_2fwo
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fr0st
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So don't surf any major news sites, got it!
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1492344432
False
0
dgbyoxy
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxkbl
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1494112785
5
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devel_watcher
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Yes, different languages. The good thing here on desktop is that you can make progress: you're not locked to js.
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1
1492344514
1492345508
0
dgbyq1u
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t1_dgbhcaa
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1494112801
2
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HurtlesIntoTurtles
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> The biggest problem with suggesting QtQuick as an alternative to Electron is that a "Hello World" QtQuick app is about 50 MB. I have a not-so-trivial application written using QtQuick Controls 2, QtSerialPort, QtXml, print support and QtCharts (and therefore also needs Qt5Widgets.dll) that takes 28MB on Windows (...
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1492344657
1492345278
0
dgbys01
t3_65k067
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t1_dgb6bti
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1494112826
3
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robin_reala
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So target based on the particular piece of content rather than the site? This isn't exactly rocket science.
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1492344708
False
0
dgbysoe
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbygio
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1494112835
6
t5_2fwo
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malicart
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Like the people who code have any say in what actually happens. Some MBA says do this with some ads or you're fired, so they do, or they get fired and some shmuck who knows nothing does it badly.
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0
1492344749
False
0
dgbyt8y
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwyyb
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1494112843
40
t5_2fwo
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fr0st
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Maybe not valid for you. Another idea is you pay your ISP more per month and they distribute that money among the websites you most frequently visit.
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0
1492344784
False
0
dgbytpa
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwrgm
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1494112849
-1
t5_2fwo
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malicart
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Because the MBA upstairs is really going to accept "We need to pull these shitty ads off, they are messing up the site" Nope...
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0
1492344819
False
0
dgbyu63
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxfl2
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1494112855
8
t5_2fwo
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Klathmon
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No, websites do "tracking" to improve their product. You can't make a good product if you have no idea how people are using it, when it's crashing, if people are using your new features, and which features you can safely remove because usage is so low it's negligible.
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1492344982
False
0
dgbywib
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwzmg
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1494112886
0
t5_2fwo
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Enharmonium
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Anything is possible with the amazing Javascript language.
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0
1492344983
False
0
dgbywir
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxz70
null
1494112886
64
t5_2fwo
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Speckles
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So, you support paywalls?
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1
1492345011
False
0
dgbywvx
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwq6g
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1494112891
4
t5_2fwo
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arendjr
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Maybe there's a market for a "Gentoo of the webbrowsers". It would still contain all the components necessary to build a full-fledged webbrowser (or at least close to one), but allows the developer to choose which components to include or not, based on what the application they're packaging requires. Chromium still inc...
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0
1492345263
False
0
dgbz0ga
t3_65k067
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t1_dgb5grp
null
1494112939
6
t5_2fwo
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tuwtuwtuw
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I mean it depends ok what type of position you are after. I've been programming C++ for >20 years now and has never had to do those things in a way where some brute force approach was not good enough (such as just create a new array and sort the data from scratch). If an interview tests you on things you will never...
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1492345266
False
0
dgbz0ht
t3_65njzp
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t1_dgbymo4
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1494112940
25
t5_2fwo
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Beaverman
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Java "Reflection" at compile time can be done using annotation processors, although it requires outputting valid java code manually. It does allow you to insert extra stages into the default javac compiler (since java 6)
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0
1492345326
False
0
dgbz1cc
t3_65mwqr
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t1_dgbuc8u
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1494112952
3
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supercargo
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Google had a beta for a while, not sure if it ever went anywhere, but you could buy out ads from their network. The problem was they didn't work with the publishers, so all the layout breakage and other annoyance of ads was still there. I like the concept though.
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0
1492345327
False
0
dgbz1cj
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbywvx
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1494112952
4
t5_2fwo
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wealthy_harpsichord
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Practical or not, I think that people are generally more okay with costs silently added to products they buy to pay for advertising, rather than having to explicitly pay the yet another procrastination-as-a-service provider they're using today.
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0
1492345430
False
0
dgbz2tm
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxfjs
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1494112972
5
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dsk
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Of course not. I didn't want to imply that. What I meant to convey is that things that were hard to do well before, are trivially easy today because the full stack (hardware, OS, runtimes, programming languages) has gotten cheaper and easier to work with. Today if you want to build a web-service that can scale to milli...
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0
1492345441
1492345663
0
dgbz30g
t3_65k067
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t1_dgbg59s
null
1494112975
2
t5_2fwo
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0
1492345476
False
0
dgbz3il
t3_65k27m
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t1_dgazmod
null
1494112981
1
t5_2fwo
null
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Rhomboid
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Yes, they were installation CDROMs. The audio CDs were extras. It was a multi-CD set.
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0
1492345533
False
0
dgbz4c9
t3_65oexy
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t1_dgbyno4
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1494112993
11
t5_2fwo
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Beaverman
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> Returning more than one variable type from function call I'd imagine they would want you to use some sort of option type if the result can be None.
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0
1492345534
False
0
dgbz4cp
t3_65m420
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t1_dgbq513
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1494112993
0
t5_2fwo
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aullik
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> Hi guys, I found this cool site called ~~csgo lotto~~ TutorialEdge.net I'm obviously making fun of you XD As i need to learn go anyways i think i will try out your site and give you some feedback in the near future
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1492345540
False
0
dgbz4fy
t3_65oafs
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1494112994
2
t5_2fwo
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Speckles
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If you are getting a service but not paying for it, that means you aren't the customer; you're the product.
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1
1492345586
False
0
dgbz55c
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbw8xp
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1494113003
-6
t5_2fwo
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TheManInTheShack
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I've found videos on YouTube so if you just want to see what the environment is like without creating an account, you can. FWIW, it's not a trial. You can use it indefinitely. You only need a license once you reach the point where you want to distribute your app. That's a pretty liberal policy.
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1492345594
False
0
dgbz59o
t3_65k067
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t1_dgbu1n9
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1494113005
1
t5_2fwo
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nakedpwr
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TOTALLY AGREE with you sir. Lets switch some words out to better ecplain your position. --- user = customer. Lets define SOME POSSIBLE aspects of the customer. The customer is always right. The customer may not be fluent in ever aspect of software or hardware or both. If you still feel that the customer should be fluen...
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0
1492345670
False
0
dgbz6eg
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbx0bn
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1494113020
1
t5_2fwo
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YourShittyGrammar
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Has went?
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1
1492345681
False
0
dgbz6ka
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwpui
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1494113023
5
t5_2fwo
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crod242
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I support public media and nonprofits like Wikipedia first. I am generally fine with subscription-based content so long as it is fairly priced and isn't bundled with further advertising. All of these models allow for two important things that advertising does not: niche and in-depth content can be subsidized by more p...
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1492345686
False
0
dgbz6n5
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbywvx
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1494113024
23
t5_2fwo
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aullik
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what is this bullshit. Y don't you just capture your desktop...
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0
1492345734
False
0
dgbz7cm
t3_65o9v7
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t3_65o9v7
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1494113033
3
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phire
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Indeed. It's still an electron app with all the other downsides: boot times, ram usage, install size...
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0
1492345743
False
0
dgbz7ir
t3_65k067
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t1_dgbyh97
null
1494113035
4
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1492345745
False
0
dgbz7jf
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwn9r
null
1494113035
1
t5_2fwo
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bro_can_u_even_carve
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I don't think this has anything to do with ads. edit: 1) The page works fine without adblocking, as long as JS is disabled 2) If JS is enabled, the site is shit even with adblocking
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0
1492345812
False
0
dgbz8kr
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbyt8y
null
1494113049
19
t5_2fwo
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castro1987
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For years the internet has been home to great freedom for both consumers and producers. This freedom has allowed consumers to run riot with piracy and producers to run riot with advertising. I don't agree or disagree, but the freedom of the internet is at stake.
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0
1492345871
False
0
dgbz9f3
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbxw08
null
1494113061
7
t5_2fwo
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masklinn
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Overlong encoding, which can be problematic if you have intermediate systems working on the raw bytestream (and possibly ignoring everything non-ascii). For instance `/` is 0x2F which would be UTF8-encoded as 0x2F aka `00101111` but you can also encode it as `11000000 10101111`. This means if you have an intermediate...
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0
1492345979
False
0
dgbzazs
t3_65ke97
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t1_dgbxupa
null
1494113081
26
t5_2fwo
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brerrabbit
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>This isn't how an argument works. Ok, how about a citation then for that 5% number you keep floating, because I think that number is wildly understated. I don't mind ads, I just dont want you to have access to JavaScript.
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0
1492346143
False
0
dgbzdha
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbx3x0
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1494113114
5
t5_2fwo
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relative_iterator
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That's a pretty good idea!
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0
1492346171
False
0
dgbzdvp
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbx6gm
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1494113119
20
t5_2fwo
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bubuopapa
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Thats is a problem - they are not smart people on earth, the oposite -they are dumb as fuck. The amount of money they have has nothing to do with them being smart or not. They might have some very specific knowledge, but they just suck at general knowledge.
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1492346206
False
0
dgbzeef
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbvczq
null
1494113126
3
t5_2fwo
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masklinn
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> UTF-8 is not really something to freak over about: Decoding it quickly and correctly remains extremely important, in fact it's even more important as UTF-8 gets more popular and proper UTF-8 handling gets added to more intermediate systems (rather than working on the ASCII part and ignoring the rest), things get ...
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0
1492346223
False
0
dgbzen2
t3_65ke97
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t1_dgb1ln9
null
1494113129
8
t5_2fwo
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google_you
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Those are pretty basics like all foolstack web developers should know by heart. If you want to be a frontend architect at Google or other popular tech companies, you need to memorize a lot more like skip lists, rainbow table, and bk tree.
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0
1492346379
False
0
dgbzgy1
t3_65njzp
null
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t3_65njzp
null
1494113160
-45
t5_2fwo
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jomkr
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This is of a study of Googlers though. Already in the top .x ÷ of programmers/humans. I suspect these questions are good at finding the best programmers, but maybe can't differentiate between the very best and the best. It's not like loads of Googlers are fired for incompetence.
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1492346416
False
0
dgbzhkd
t3_65njzp
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t1_dgbvgmw
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1494113169
64
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__crackers__
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> I don't know where the people who talk about electron as an easier/faster way to get a desktop app running come from From webdev. It's easier/faster because they only know HTML, CSS & JavaScript, and learning a real GUI toolkit and its paradigms is *way* too much work. They already have their hammer. To the...
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0
1492346520
False
0
dgbzj3h
t3_65ljzt
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t1_dgbvadn
null
1494113190
6
t5_2fwo
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wzdd
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Come to think of it, IMO the question of "can it be democratizing without being shit, technically" is an interesting one which goes right back to UNIX and worse-is-better. For the sake of my craft I like to believe the answer is "yes", of course.
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1492346555
False
0
dgbzjli
t3_65k067
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t1_dgbz0ga
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1494113198
3
t5_2fwo
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Wicked_Switch
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[Abuse is very fitting](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvertising) If sites wouldn't use the cheapest, scummiest ad network choice they see, maybe I'd be more inclined to let them run *unvetted, unknown third party code* in my browser.
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1492346606
False
0
dgbzkez
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwoqp
null
1494113208
2
t5_2fwo
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HelperBot_
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Non-Mobile link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malvertising *** ^HelperBot ^v1.1 ^/r/HelperBot_ ^I ^am ^a ^bot. ^Please ^message ^/u/swim1929 ^with ^any ^feedback ^and/or ^hate. ^Counter: ^56740
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1492346609
False
0
dgbzkh2
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbzkez
null
1494113209
2
t5_2fwo
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google_you
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> it could be built on top of qt possibly. wtf. QT is one bloat hell. you need start with graphics driver in Forth
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0
1492346625
False
0
dgbzkq0
t3_65k067
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t1_dgayrgn
null
1494113212
1
t5_2fwo
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gonk_droid_prototype
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https://www.webpagetest.org/result/170416_YR_HA2/
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0
1492346749
False
0
dgbzmqc
t3_65nfib
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t1_dgbwpui
null
1494113239
9
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Nonsense. You don't need to memorise them at all. Understand the basic properties and when you would use them, but if you're memorising how to implement them, you're wasting time and energy.
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What the fuck is wrong with you? Do you realize that you are talking to an actual person here?
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madcaesar
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Can noscript target specific sites only? That I define?
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If your ad networks weren't anonymous from the end users perspective, then there would likely be less resistance. I wouldn't mind opting into select ad networks if they were effective and transparent as to their use of my data. There's no competition between ad networks from the users perspective.
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Or in the case of American ISPs, you're both!
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You can't expect software to improve if no-one uses it.
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What, are you saying your don't ENJOY Auto-playing videos, and windows that fly up begging your to sign up for their membership, or advertisements that explode across the screen if you get your mouse anywhere near them? I'm always astounded what a **shitshow** the web actually is when I have to use a computer that doe...
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They probably do and tell clients that their demands will make their site slow and cluttered. The client then responds "this is the best idea ever! I pay you, do it!"
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That is probably the best way to find content aligned with your interests.
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They test it and they're aware of everything. The ppl writing code aren't the ones making decisions and committing to work, it's their non technical superiors, and those ppl sometimes don't care enough about performance to dedicate time to it over other things that will generate more revenue. All code is paid for throu...
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What exactly is "c++14 API" though? Qt5 does use new c++11 features to greatly simplify work with signals.
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Someone (Microsoft?) patented billboards that show ads _depending on who's looking at them_.
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Heh. It's a little easy. umount /path/to/any/directory/dev/usb-dev/is/mounted/on cp /path/to/iso /dev/usb-dev Alternately you can use `dd` to overwrite it. And, of course, `usb-dev` isn't it's device name. You'll have to look and see what the right one is. Don't want a noob to see what I wrote and get confuse...
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Youtube would not be dead. People have been doing ads in video for many years by now. Those can probably be detected and skipped with the right software, although I don't know if such a product exists yet. Product placement is also a thing. They might have to revise their models, but it is still possible to earn mone...
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>That is not a valid definition of a "race". What makes a valid definition of anything?
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No, you need to know them by heart. At interview, you should be able to apply them naturally to derive new algorithms and data structures that breaks through technology.
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It depends on where you interview
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I guess it's the trade-off of using something that drags Chrome along with it and is a huge resource hog versus something that's not. That's how this whole thread started. Think of us as the difference between a free car that's belching out smog all over everyone around you versus a car that is zero emissions but you ...
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That's another programmer trying to make extra cash.
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One thing that I am concerned about, starting a fairly large project, is that the bindings have a single maintainer right now. I don't have a problem with donating on regular basis, but am not sure if it would meaningfully contribute to the long-term health of the project.
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I removed ad blockers several times to give ads another chance. Every single time I found the web unusable on slow computers and every single ad I clicked was leading me to install more spyware. The last time I tried this I was using ABP and said to myself I should give nonintrusive ads a chance. The top result for Sky...
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Another benefit is that you may get to spread too performers' good habits to other teams. This could be coding style, work ethic, and other small, but important, traits that may not be readily noticeable.
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There is also a case to be made for (big) weddings on their own merits (which is related to the reasons you'd get married).
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> If you have competing consumers, whatever the technology, you will make a choice between a message being endlessly delivered to a dead consumer, or a message potentially delivered to more than one consumer That is true, but you can eliminate this issue with a shared queue (Kafka/Kinesis). Maybe I missed it, but I...
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>it feels way too heavy weight. But why do you think this? The bare runtime like Payara or WildFly starts up in about 1 to 2 seconds, takes up between 50 and 100MB of space on disk and some 33MB or RAM (see https://antoniogoncalves.org/2016/02/02/o-java-ee-7-application-servers-where-art-thou) What's heavy about ...
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Relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/325/ 5% is a very substantial amount.
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Sorry I won't be negotiating with sales team over license fee for my little app. Even pricing is not transparent. Ergo they aren't even alternatives.
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The new purchasers of SF/Slashdot announced they were pulling the adware out day 1 of the purchase. You're boycotting a completely separate company than the one that did it.
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It's not but it sounds like you couldn't get past having to create an account so I was only focused on that. I'd bet creating an app in Xojo is a hell of a lot faster than in Electron. Xojo also uses LLVM, an optimizing compiler whereas it appears that Electron apps are interpreted since the main file is JS. I wonder h...
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vital_chaos
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So if asked any questions of this nature during an interview can I simply reference this site and move on? Which is what makes this completely idiotic. If the answers are on the internet, why do I need to do them as if it was 1981 again when I started?
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Is uMatrix doing some guerrilla marketing campaign or something​? I've been seeing a bunch of comments recommending them this weekend.
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lithium
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My point is that settling for these bullshit web technologies as though they're a saviour against cross platform code is a fallacy. The fact is that dealing with a platform is just not that big a deal when you're writing anything that isn't a toy, and that's why no serious cross platform software uses shit like this.
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Going to look into this myself. Still, the issue of data collection goes beyond just Google. You also need a VPN if you don't want your ISP selling g your data.
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I pay 1€/month for a top-notch email host. I personally don't care about Google Docs but I would appreciate if Google would allow me to just pay them directly what they could theoretically earn from me using ads. (If its about 5-10 € per month I wouldn't even think about it) I already support a few YouTubers on Patreon...
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