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by codeptualize 5y ago
It seems that any kind of data is mainly used to confirm the believes people already had and/or justify decisions already made.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
It's great! It has surprised me for while that companies just didn't do it, it's quite well known. One thing I'm slightly worried about is that they are not going to do the symmetric "accept"/"decline
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by codeptualize 5y ago
(Disclaimer I'm not an expert) Afaik the different data protection agencies cooperate, meaning they can join in, and compliance means compliance in the whole union. See: https://gdpr-info.eu/art-60-gdpr/ Point 10:
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by codeptualize 5y ago
This is great, hopefully we can finally get past the puzzle solving to refuse the cookies.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I'm by no means an expert so take everything with a grain of salt. Notary/lawyer/safety deposit box do sound like proper solutions. I also think 2nd factors like hardware keys, auth apps, also just multiple devices you have l
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Is it just me or does the social recovery system sound tricky? I'm thinking phishing, social engineering, threats, but also people often trust the wrong people, relationships don't always last, and sadly people die. Especially for
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I am by no means rich, but I have a bit of money, certainly a lot more than I used to have. Some of my friends have less, and some actually struggle a bit. I am aware of it, it also sort of makes me feel bad/uncomfortable in the sense
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Got 2 already, 10/10 do recommend! Excited to get my booster tomorrow.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Sounds reasonable haha. We might as well also try the HTML approach, attach some letters (DWeb, XWeb) then once we all regain our sanity continue with web 4.0
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Good CR's are great, bad CR's are an incredible waste of time and you might as well not do them at all. We had a similar system where you trust people to know when you can skip the CR, worked great. We also ranked CR comments on i
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I do think a lot of these things go round the circle then end up on the same solutions we had before. Coinbase is a nice example; turns out it's quite nice if some sort of company protects your money, makes sure you don't loose ac
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by codeptualize 5y ago
This is what bugs me most about this whole web3 situation, if people want to dump their money into these ponzi-scheme pump and dump bs be my guest, but then naming it web3 isn't very nice. To then attach all kinds of good qualities to
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I was 100% remote before the pandemic, but since the pandemic I enjoy it a lot less than before.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Check out Nokia, all their devices have clean Android and at least 2 but on some phones 3 or 4 years of updates. They also produce Android One phones, but for some reason they don't mention it explicitly anymore, even though it looks t
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Not sure it's really necessary, but it could be fun to do some profiling. I would certainly not rewrite in another framework haha. Really amazing work, I can only imagine the time and effort this took!
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I started quite young, around 7 or 8. Obviously nothing advanced or anything, just very simple visual basic, and messing around with some chips and a few LED's. Got into web design/development in my early teens, did a bunch of app
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by codeptualize 5y ago
haha nice caveat ;), fully agree!
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I did some quick profiling and it is doing quite a lot of re-rendering, but I do not see any of the common issues you see in actual slow React apps. For me it performs well, even on 6x slowdown there is no visible lag or "stickiness&qu
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Nice article! I can see how that can make writing more fun. At risk of being one of the nitpickers; I do quite enjoy reading caveats, also sidebars if either entertaining or informative. Very much agree that it should only be done if it ben
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Rotten business goals without care for ethics or people.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I hate it so much, it happened so many times that a nice medium to large company with an absolute epic product gets many millions of funding and everything turns to crap in pursuing return on that insane investment. It's sad really.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Fair enough, a security device that can be on your keychain does sound convenient. I use hardware security keys these days, probably a similar experience. SMS does sound proper annoying, not only delays/roaming issues, but also because
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by codeptualize 5y ago
I definitely agree some things have gotten quite bad, but at least for me there have been quite a lot of massive improvements. Banking is a good example, it has significantly improved for me; Instead of having to use one of those 2nd factor
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Few advantages: - One password per service, so if a service leaks it it affects nothing else. - Super strong passwords, random long passwords way beyond what I can remember making them more secure from guessing/brute forcing. Indeed, i
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by codeptualize 5y ago
What works for me is to assume there is always an explanation, then go look for it. Could be anything from an actual good reason to do it this way, or some other factors like cost, or maybe even just lack of time, or the best of multiple ba
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by codeptualize 5y ago
It's not visible in the screenshots of the article but I'm pretty sure that's because in mail app there can be nested folders, so they need to leave spacing for the expand/collapse caret icon.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Very much agree. They make the nasty bits so much nicer. First we had mixins, then HOC's, and now finally actual reusable+composable component logic with hooks.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Just guessing here, but it's probably different teams, with different priorities etc. Search desktop decides to do dark mode, for mobile it's probably still in the works or on a roadmap somewhere. My experience in big companies is
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by codeptualize 5y ago
Recently started using it and so far it's been great. It's the good parts of Cypress without the weirdness.
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by codeptualize 5y ago
First of all congrats on the $1m ARR! Does sound familiar, even with less than 20 people.. I think a product manager like person might help in this situation. Basically someone (on your team/or new hire) that understands both business

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