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YourGrace
3y ago
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. While this is based on good intentions to try to reduce traffic fatalities, I personally feel it's an overstep to try and mandate devices to track to limit a car's top speed. This i
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YourGrace
3y ago
Have you considered using Native? The reason I mention this is that Native mobile development has come a long way with recent additions like Swift+SwiftUI for iOS and Kotlin+Jetpack Compose for Android. Some things to consider. 1. You will
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3y ago
I didn't mention that it was 'easy', only 'nicer'. I wasn't clear that I was comparing it to a what a state prison would be. I also didn't mean to insinuate that prison is easy or nice, only that my belief
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3y ago
Thank you for the link. That helps answer my question and 11K doesn't seem worth the risk. I was honestly expecting a much larger profit than that. His friend made ~$40K in gains. Both had to pay fines which is good.
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3y ago
The justice.gov article has more insights than the news article. From what I can tell, he initially got off on probation for insider trading instead of prison due to 12 letters of references vouching for his character, and he altered/f
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3y ago
I wonder how much profit the VP made during his tenure and as part of the insider trading. It seems like the cost of that benefit is $11,300 ($10K fine + $1.3K special assessment) and 15 months in prison which I assume will be a "nicer
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4y ago
This is devastating to read and see the videos. Hindsight is 20/20 and I don't believe it really helps to mention that Pakistan should've done x or y to prevent this. They are experiencing this now, and I'm not sure what
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4y ago
It's nice to see new tools and SDKs being built to try and simplify development. However, I'm always against frameworks/SDKs which try to abstract away the native coding experience and move developers away from using the SDKs
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YourGrace
4y ago
Yes, developers are able to leverage WKWebview on iOS and a Webview on Android. One thing about both webviews is that there are callbacks with these implementations that developers can choose to open a link in the embed webview or not. It m
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YourGrace
4y ago
I wouldn't hire this person either if I had interviewed them. When I think of a team player, I think of someone who recognizes that a team is composed of people with various skill-sets and being a team player is helping to enable the o
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4y ago
I think there are two types of documentation, one is for internal use by developers to build locally and maintain the internals of the system, and another is external/client facing documentation providing insights into how to call into
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4y ago
It is what it is.
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5y ago
I believe the biggest difference is the expansion of what's available online. When I was growing up online, I didn't have to worry about the same set of issues children have to navigate today, or even the same set of bad things on
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6y ago
I'm stubborn with IntelliJ so no real comment regarding VS Code. I just wanted to express how reading all of the different announcements for more Apple compatibility has only made me more hyped for the next iteration of Macbook Pros,
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7y ago
I think it's important to state that one of the reasons she opened another store was because her family forced her to retire.
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9y ago
Bitcoin has been doing amazingly well. I definitely regret not investing, and I justified it due to the threat of competing cryptocurriencies, specifically ones that a government or company backs. I was skeptical that if a country creates t