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Comment #39141988
You might want to check out the Firefox add-on (extension) store for Android before posting such uninformed comments.
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Comment #39141957
If you think "app store spam" is a real thing, you've spent way too much time on app store. I install apps that I need -- news, banking, podcast, email, Uber etc, usually from well…
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Comment #39141923
Reading many of the sibling comments just makes me laugh. Android has allowed everything from the beginning, and overall it looks... fine? Of course there are all kinds of maliciou…
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Comment #39141922
Reading many of the sibling comments just makes me laugh. Android has allowed everything from the beginning, and overall it looks... fine? Of course there are all kinds of maliciou…
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Comment #39111478
I'm pretty sure there is no such "guarantee". You can definitely Apple has a track record of supporting 7 years and I have absolutely no problem with that. Samsung and Google actua…
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Comment #39102420
I do myself a favor by not doing this, install ohmyzsh and start working. Seeing what other people have done with shell, vim and all sorts of things, I know this is a rabbit hole a…
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Comment #39097436
That's a bold statement and I have so many questions. Let me pick a simple one: do people regularly drive half an hour or more to send their kids to school?
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Comment #39072222
Looks like "...validate UTF-8 strings in Node.js" is a more accurate title, as valid8 runs on Node.js and the other uses a Node.js std library function. The TextDecoder method shou…
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Comment #39064913
My guess: Flash required installing a native host and browser plugins, while this runs in the browser sandbox which is generally considered very safe (much safer than Flash)
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Comment #39060569
Serious question: how far can you go with base model's 8GB RAM? Doing VM workflows is one reason I didn't bother with recent Macbooks, as nice as they are. It is simply much cheape…
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Comment #39055429
Curious how many Apple TV+ users are out there. Despite all the noises, I don't personally know anyone who used the service, or often, even heard of shows on that platform. They ne…
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Comment #39041024
Nah If I am waiting for code to compile and I'm tired, the most interesting thing happens on my phone not what I need to do next, regardless of what that is
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Comment #38993716
Yes. For I long time I thought Microsoft is based in Seattle, which is not correct (Redmond) but not completely wrong either
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Comment #38990323
I have been "taking" the MIT 6.824 (6.5840) distributed systems course, and the course is insanely good. (it is not in this article because this is a very advanced CS course.) You …
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Comment #38985171
Very strange. If it's a layoff, just say it's a layoff and follow the standard procedure. It's bad but nothing fundamentally wrong if it has to happen. If it's about performance, l…
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Comment #38983713
Don't know what your definition of "world" is, but people in China (that's 1.3b people) don't have access to WhatsApp, and the "default" chat app WeChat is monitored by the police …
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Comment #38983654
"substantial" needs to be put in context. At my company with thousands of employees, informal polls (where every employee can participate anonymously) show that people who are in f…
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Comment #38980146
What else do you want to leave out? It is an endless list, and nobody out there will actually enforce it -- even if someone follows that voluntarily, another company is going to ig…
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Comment #38979337
That's not the point of the comment, but is there anything wrong with it? I have adblock (uBlock Origin) installed, and I don't remember the last time I saw ads on Google or almost…
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Comment #38979283
Go to levels.fyi, search Apple, then look for salary that is for a similar position and has a similar base. That's a starting point. The base does have a quite wide range, I assume…
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Comment #38979225
Because that's Apple. Just like how they forces everyone to come in office three days a week. Not every company does that -- some big companies are still quite flexible with full r…
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Comment #38976103
Correction: most PhDs in scientific fields don't know what unit tests are. Nobody ever taught/told them to write unit tests, and they have never heard of them, have never seen one,…
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Comment #38976087
So it does not provide good development experience as with Python, as said in that comment. Seems consistent to me? Nobody's comparing Fortran with C here.
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Comment #38976069
Just one data point -- my company with over 5,000 developers is completely rewriting nearly all (decades-old) Perl code in Go.
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Comment #38976060
Well, I guess it won't be too long before someone completely rewrites that thing in another language. Or hope. (My guess is that people don't normally compile latex locally these d…