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Bulk70
8y ago
Looks great, can you explain how it differs from say PLEX?
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Bulk70
9y ago
Twitter staff != Twitter Inc
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Cloudflare Stream – Combines video encoding, global delivery, and player
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Bulk70
9y ago
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Bulk70
10y ago
The clickbait is real with this one. Nothing shocking or "secret" here that a 30 second skim of the documentation wouldn't reveal.
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Bulk70
10y ago
As a hiring manager that gives take home tests rather than testing on site, I feel on balance it gives a better idea of what they're capable of than a barrage of on site tests & technical questions. Given the option of spending hal
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Bulk70
10y ago
It's been in a prominent position on the front page of BBC news all morning - not sure how much more exposure you can give it really?
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Bulk70
10y ago
Spotify have the exact same pricing model/discrepancy http://thenextweb.com/insider/2015/07/08/spotify-is-actively...
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Bulk70
11y ago
If you weren't aware you may be interested in this: https://wiki.mozilla.org/WebExtensions It probably won't affect the review process, but it will at least make targeting both browsers from a dev perspective pote
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Bulk70
11y ago
The biggest surprise for me is that they weren't already doing this. Or perhaps they were and this is just adding a way to opt out?
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Bulk70
11y ago
From the guidelines: "On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's intellectua
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Bulk70
11y ago
Often the problem being solved by this sort of thing isn't directly about making it easier to work with a language, but making it easier to hire developers. The hiring pool for developers who are very good with PHP is much much larger
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Bulk70
11y ago
Why do you want be a UX engineer and GitHub specifically? Perhaps apply for UX positions at other companies - ones that are actually hiring in that position, and build up some working experience in the field.
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Bulk70
11y ago
I'm a hacker, and I found this interesting. What now?
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Bulk70
11y ago
> How many Jobs/Apple movies do we need? One good one will do.
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11y ago
I'm very comfortable with the command line in general already, and if I have to I can use git on the command line. I've just always felt a GUI is the best interface for git - personal preference I suppose. I'm a very visual p
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11y ago
As strange as it sounds the lack of a decent git GUI is one of the reasons I don't feel comfortable using Linux as my main development environment (not the only reason of course). It's a big pitty neither Github nor Atlassian (the
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11y ago
Speaking as someone who created an extension for a Google service (Youtube) - the name change was forced on me. My extension was taken down from the Chrome store with guidance to change the name to "XXX for YouTube" with the requi
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Bulk70
11y ago
http://www.talisman.org/cgi-bin/robin-hood-morality?all=true - I see hardly any with her in the top half that say or imply this?
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Bulk70
11y ago
Serious question, because I can't imagine your use case - under what circumstances would you wan't to block all bots except one?
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Bulk70
12y ago
Well, based on that quote they can throttle what they want - but they have to do it equally across all similar applications. So for example they can't throttle Youtube and not throttle Netflix - they have to throttle both (or neither).
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13y ago
It'll be because he has javascript disabled, I would imagine.