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Comment #23476435
Wow, did not expect that from Apple. Disappointing indeed!
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Comment #23476419
I am in the same position except 7 years earlier and on my first bootstrapped startup. Any general advice to your younger self? Funnily enough there's another thread on HN for some…
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Comment #23476413
Since yours is software its much easier to give away freebies. Discount codes, special features, early access features, etc are much easier to do than a physical product. Also its …
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Comment #23476323
It's entirely possible that a different app (that sells your location data) notified FlightRadar.
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Comment #23476262
Customization.Yes DigitalClothing.No A bit confused regarding your formatting requirements there... but basically fitment and quality are most important to me and I'm not sure it's…
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Comment #23476214
I might be the same as you, except like 3 years ahead. I too felt the exact same way, so I left my cushy job (which paid pretty well) to start my own thing. 3 years later, and stil…
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Comment #23231262
I hadn't seen this discussed yet, but how did Google know that Podcast Addict was indexing corona-related content? What was the mechanism that triggered the ban? The developer's tw…
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Comment #23099300
The 'not knowing' part happens when the outrage is then transferred to any app which does integrate the FB SDK (like zoom). We as developers have sortof taken for granted that the …
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Comment #23098715
The Facebook SDK does make some calls on init. https://developers.facebook.com/docs/app-events/gdpr-complia... From them: "The Facebook SDK automatically initializes when the app i…
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Comment #23098685
For the average user out there, the fact is, most people only care about privacy when there's a breach/outage/scandal of some kind. Otherwise, the average person is not going to ha…
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Comment #23098652
It wouldn't be surprising if some Smart TVs are already doing this.
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Comment #23028004
I went thru the 10 questions and it didn't really come across as a "test of toughness" - the questions were variations of "how well do you cope with stress". Also why would I want …
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Comment #23027887
Is this really the place to post about politics? This stuff belong on reddit, not here.
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Comment #23027452
No, they did not. It's probably just a transient bug with safari.
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Comment #23027437
It sort of depends on the candidate. For a new grad, I'd be asking interview questions that are a little more textbook. Write something to traverse a tree, sorting, etc, i.e. theor…
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Comment #23027326
If the government entity really is throttling that site, assuming they are competent, you're unlikely to find conclusive proof that they're actually throttling. Compare this with a…