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thm76
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Comment #48389069
When I look at job postings and see "React" I go "ugh" these days and find myself looking for Angular instead. That's the complete opposite of my thoughts from just two years ago. …
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Comment #41306127
How do I enable Zed AI? I'm logged in, using Zed Preview, and selecting the model does nothing. In the configuration it says I "must accept the terms of service to use this provide…
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Comment #31903158
Having stuff included does have advantages, but, in my opinion, some of those included things in Angular are really badly designed (I'm looking at you, Forms) I never use Angular f…
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Comment #31903124
I find the dev experience of Angular very frustrating, and many things seem overly complicated or not very well designed, in my opinion. That's why I would choose something else (a…
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Comment #31635869
After having worked on an Angular project for a little over a year I'm at the point where I'm very unlikely to accept another job where they use Angular. It's so frustrating to wor…
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Comment #31635859
Angular, to me, feels like it was designed by Java developers - classes and bloat* everywhere. Most code, when compared to a React etc. version, just seems like a wall of text on m…
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Comment #28855967
I never really had an opinion about Jeff Bezos, but after seeing this video and how he's interrupting Shatner to spray some champagne - man, I can't say I like Jeff a single bit.
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Comment #28154736
It's not about protecting one guy, but about stopping the spread as early as possible.
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Comment #16497924
My father's former boss (in Germany) has fired women when they became pregnant and just paid the settlement when they sued. As soon as the employer becomes aware that somebody is p…
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Comment #9855591
I guess they're talking about http://bohemiancoding.com/sketch/
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Comment #9810064
My understanding was that they don't want to allow executing downloaded code that hasn't gone through the App Store review (such as JavaScript in web pages). I think they allow Lua…
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Comment #8536522
You could read "half-blood" as only one half of the blood being of the "good" type. That is, you're only "half" as good as a person which has only the "good" type of blood.
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Comment #4197148
Are they making money off Android? From what I've read on some blogs they never give numbers showing their profit or loss from Android, and looking at the situation from the outsid…
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Comment #4072483
Season 2 is available up to episode 9 as a season pass for AUD28.99
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Comment #3570058
The issue is that those companies agreed to licence those patents non-discriminatory and at reasonable terms to anybody that wants to implement those standards (that rely on those …
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Comment #3376226
No, it's a 200% speed increase . If the speed before was 1 unit, it's now 3 units. That's 200% more.
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Comment #2590581
Hey, looks really cool. If I were to scan stuff on the go (with JotNot, like in the article), would I be able to use PDFScanner just for OCR?
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Comment #1711206
Or the Reader feature in Safari.
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Comment #1487524
I think what Apple is doing usually, and I think that's one of the points Marco is making in the article, is that they only add features when they can get them working very well. T…
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Comment #1419318
We're talking about passwords, though, not the user name.
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Comment #1416419
It's also much more stable on Windows for me. In Chrome a lot of websites just crash the tab (and bring down a few other tabs as well usually - so much about separate processes).
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Comment #1385748
I think the issue was with the limitation that the app can only be installed on up to five devices. The requirement to provide the source code could easily be satisfied by a downlo…