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by random9763 6y ago
It's totally different because it is a message syncing http+json API and totally not a messaging and presence protocol based on XML. /joke It is interesting because Matrix has money thus full-time developers, marketing, exposure,
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by random9763 6y ago
That is true, but considering how terrible the AMD APUs were before ryzen, I’m still impressed by the performance leap (current dual-core APUs with HT perform better in multicore workloads than the previous ones with four). I’m still waitin
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by random9763 6y ago
AMD APUs are not that bad anymore, I am certainly considering a 3000G for my next cheap build. Obviously it would be nice to have a 15W Zen3 APU though, but one can only dream.
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by random9763 6y ago
"collapse" is really quite a big word. You listed five websites, which is hardly "the web as we know it", though it certainly is a sizeable portion of online traffic. Stackoverflow would easily survive since it is a tool
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by random9763 6y ago
Yes, salaries usually posted on HN are quite far from the average or median salaries for engineers. E.g. as a french junior SWE I earn €50k before taxes and I known that’s more than most and less than some.
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by random9763 6y ago
Well, then you go to court and win, because that’s not how they are supposed to do it. If you are a temp worker they can obviously not renew your contract as well.
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by random9763 6y ago
Yes. e.g. in France you have something called "droit de retrait" ("right of withdrawal") when you consider that you cannot do your job without endangering yourself (e.g. not adequate protection or measures, especially in
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by random9763 6y ago
I’m using it as my main mobile browser but the lack of amp redirector hurts quite a bit.
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by random9763 6y ago
Engineers should begin to understand that they are not some enlightened beings that have somehow grown beyond the need for workplace organization. They are still cogs in the machine that can be replaced at any time; pricey cogs for sure, an