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frogfuzion
8y ago
Serious question. What is the purpose of these articles? They seem to popup often on mainstream media sites. They have little or no information other than obvious stuff about belt and road, etc. Is the purpose just clicks? Does China ge
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frogfuzion
8y ago
Downvote me if you want but I love the massive amounts of text in the early version. For me. The web is better with more text and less whatever else.
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frogfuzion
8y ago
We are trying so hard to use Teams, but the performance is just not up to snuff. They took a shortcut using Electron to get it cross-platform. For such a large pervasive company, I don't think this shortcut is worth it as they should
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Yep. You are truly happy and don't have to worry about urban issues which are huge stressors.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
This should be the top comment. This sort of "debate" has happened since the dawn of programming and will continue to happen until AI programs for us. The reality is it is all shite! Just get your job done.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Again, with questions as a metric, this could not necessarily be viewed as a decline but more as a maturation. Wouldn't you expect less React questions in 7 years or so as well?
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I doubt it's related at all. A client probably wouldn't specifically ask for a "React Native" app. I would think this trend has more to due with app marketplace saturation.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Certainly just the simple ability to see which accounts are scaling up or down and spending metrics can provide a huge business edge right?
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9y ago
I'm not sure why you are downvoted. It's not quite fair since you are answering the question. But in all honesty this kind of existence sounds strange to me. Edit: changed horrific to strange. if my wife and I lived by todo list
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frogfuzion
9y ago
*whole developed world's middle class. Just a balancing out with developing nations right?
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I was duped and bought an overpriced GoogleTV LCD. It seemed great at first until it was pretty much completely unsupported after a year and all the apps stopped working. Never again.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
That's what I thought. So I'm just curious why OP posted 3 competing smartboarda at the exact same time.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Is there a reason jamboard and surface hub appeared simultaneously here?
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frogfuzion
9y ago
What does this have to do with the post.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I doubt it's being paid promoted, but I don't think your cynicism is unreasonable. It is pretty obvious that the big tech companies maintain a presence on this board and attempt influence through human and automated measures.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Couldn't it be that we are all hyped about Kotlin because we read a new article about how incredible it is every 10 minutes? Chicken and egg.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I think it would behoove you to use Kotlin. When every other post on this board is about Kotlin, it is clear that is where the industry is headed. Use Kotlin, or risk being left behind. Edit: Kotlin. Kotlin. more Kotlin.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
That's the whole point of Electron period. Cut development costs. Meanwhile end-users (including developers) will suffer, because along with their chrome instances using hundreds of MB in ram, they will have electron apps open using
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Agreed. And this is why I never tried to develop for it because this is a massively useful use case for our home that just wasn't available.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Read "Sending Jobs Overseas" and it makes sense. 1. Their children and their children's children are competing with 100s of millions that they didn't have to. They are worried about them. There is no guarantee that the
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Loads of people everywhere are pan handlers.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
This is pretty easy - work on your side project while driving: https://www.amazon.com/AutoExec-Wheelmate-Steering-Attachabl... Edit: be sure to view Q&A and reviews at bottom before use - very helpful.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I would guess given that he is programming at the beach a solar powered charger. My bigger concern would be the sand.
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frogfuzion
9y ago
I'm there too, except Drunk Swift. I tried Drunk React/Redux a few times but almost died.
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9y ago
The point is that it's interesting to infer trends. This is not the supposed to be the authoritative source for what people are doing during day and night. It's just interesting and you can glean some patterns for sure. Stack o
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Do you want to bet on that last one?
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9y ago
Agreed and up-voted. I think that is what I was trying to say in my rant. I guess as a developer though it's hard to come to terms with the fact that you are creating crap. I went through the same thing when I was a musician so it st
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frogfuzion
9y ago
This is a repost. I'm guessing due to the blowup of the electron post. There is no right answer. A huge fat bloated website can be successful (see BuzzFeed for the general population), or a lightweight text based informational websit
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frogfuzion
9y ago
Very late to the conversation! I'm not going to offer an opinion, but just anecdotal evidence. We don't use Slack, but since we have Office 365 I was tasked with evaluating if Microsoft Teams was something we should start using i
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frogfuzion
10y ago
As someone who has to work in both for work, I understand your sentiment. I much prefer your world. I think the difference is that in Desktop/Mobile, whatever crap has stuck to the wall for years - you must use because you don't
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