anders_p

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by anders_p 3y ago
The native ads module on both Android and iOS can do that...so, I dunno, ZERO?
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by anders_p 3y ago
That would be worse than an app.
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by anders_p 3y ago
Times change. Hackers and scammers get more advanced. Vulnerabilities are discovered with time. Users expect more security today than 10 years ago. For Google & device manufacturers to be able to guarantee that level of security, they n
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by anders_p 3y ago
He clearly states in other comments that he wasn't involved a year ago. But nice of you to assume he's lying. /s
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by anders_p 3y ago
Once you find out how different many people are from you some day, your head is gonna explode.
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by anders_p 3y ago
There are a lot of websites that don't scale well with small screens. Just the simple trick of zooming in on a website with a "2 finger pinch/pull" is something a big part of the population doesn't even know how to
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by anders_p 3y ago
You do understand that not every developer is backed by billions of dollars of venture capital, right? That there are people who have to target multiple operating systems, and don't have 100+ people working on their team, right? I mean
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by anders_p 3y ago
Why do you continue asking after you already got a "no"? Like...is it so difficult to understand that someone hasn't had an issue like this before?
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by anders_p 3y ago
You might as well be arguing that people could just go to the bank instead of using technology. There are benefits to having something installed. You can give anything installed the ability to send notifications. Having to manage that permi
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by anders_p 3y ago
If you seriously think analytics makes for a worse user experience, then you're speaking out of ignorance. Analytics tell developers exactly where bugs and crashes occur. And on which devices or versions of the OS the problem is. Witho
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by anders_p 3y ago
Yes? The WHOLE POINT of native apps is that they are better at integrating with the system. Like access storage, gps, camera, accelerometer/gyroscope, etc. Besides that the only benefit of a native app is basically that the UI/UX
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by anders_p 3y ago
It exists because some people barely have enough money to get by. It exists because there are people who weren't fortunate enough to have parents that taught how to cook. It can be a challenge to get a varied diet, when you only have s
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by anders_p 3y ago
That's mostly because movies are a condensed media that has to use shorthand for everything. (and writers are often lazy). You don't have time in a movie to explain everything, so they fall back on tropes we all know. Like "M
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by anders_p 3y ago
It's not that simple. When developing software, a company might aquire a license to add some library or code to their product. This happens all the time with OS's like Windows (licensing the ability to play media formats, etc.) or
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by anders_p 3y ago
>I think Musk has long since been proven correct that the core platform could function on a fraction of the workforce it had at the time of takeover. It REALLY sounds like you don't understand how any of this works. Tech products do
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by anders_p 3y ago
Republicans haven't really cared about paying off the debts since before Regan. (Except for when they're not in power). So it wasn't actually the norm when Clinton tried to make a dent in the foreign debts of the US. Modern e
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by anders_p 3y ago
>...the school of economics that says money is magical and debt never has to be paid back Well...debt generally has to be paid back, but unlike people countries don't get old and retire. Countries have an unending supply of new taxp
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by anders_p 4y ago
"No one's that stupid" 99.9% of people are not like you. They barely even know the difference between Windows and Google. People who got online when smartphones entered the scene have a difficult time when I try to explain wh
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by anders_p 4y ago
Oh, I had no idea about the ADHD/nicotine connection. As a recently diagnosed & medicated ADHD person, who used to chain smoke and drink gallons of coffee daily, so much makes sense all of a sudden. Thank you for making me aware of
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by anders_p 4y ago
> If really everyone would participate, I would give it a try. Would disrupt a lot, but might end up with a honest society. Do you really want your health insurance company to know that you parked outside a doctor's office, who spec
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by anders_p 4y ago
> Perhaps you misunderstand that Figma was motivated to create value. A large part of the motivation for many startups is an exit plan wherein they get bought out by established competitors. > If you prevent such purchases, you elimin
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by anders_p 4y ago
> What would the alternative be? Your imagination can't be this limited? Are you really not able to come up with any other scenario than "bought up by your biggest competitor"? Like...they could go public, or sell to a new
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by anders_p 4y ago
Yes. That's the movie the comment you responded to was talking about. Did you even read the comment before responding?
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by anders_p 4y ago
Hah, yeah. Can't remember where, but I read some comment that said: "The crypto community's re-inventing modern banking, repeating every mistake along the way, and learning all the same lessons".
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by anders_p 4y ago
You missed the point. They said Trump was their "ideal" of a rich and successful person. Not that he wasn't rich or successful.
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by anders_p 5y ago
I was already known that Epstein had a criminal conviction for involvement in underage prostitution from 2008. So anyone associating with him after 2008 should not have the benefit of doubt. I can fully understand why someone like Melinda d
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by anders_p 5y ago
And Elon didn't really have anything to do with the success of PayPal. He bought Tesla. He didn't actually create that company. A lot of what is attributed to Elon Musk is pure BS. He is great at marketing, but not the "g
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by anders_p 5y ago
That's literally how it works... You can vote for someone different, if you are unhappy with how the politicians in charge spend money. You have no say whatsoever, in how billionaires and oligarchs choose to spend theirs. Not sure how
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by anders_p 5y ago
> Like an iPhone? No, not at all like an iPhone. If there was a line of PC's with Windows installed, like the iPhones, it wouldn't have been a problem. Not long ago, it was literally impossible to buy a PC in regular stores, wi
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by anders_p 5y ago
You still have the deceleration issue. You need to use the same amount of energy and time to decelerate, as you did to accelerate. So you'd only be able to sustain constant acceleration for half the distance. Then deceleration for the

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