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The reason is the system prompt they provided. They probably added a clause like “plan user’s requirements… and implement the required code”

“Contributed to Unreal Engine source code. It welcomed well, hundreds of people commented”

That’s not the kiddo’s fault. GitHub should have a feature when you tag a group, it should show how many people will be notified and ask for confirmation.

Anyone will be afraid if they see a warning like “This message will notify 400k people. Are you sure?”

Nothing is “free”

How? A creator earns $1k-10k per million views (US - depending on video length)

I’ve also read an article that google pays 68% of ad revenue to creators if I’m not mistaken.

How would be your business model without ads if you owned YouTube then?

As a video platform owner, you should pay creators, you should pay for all the server costs which is capable of 4k+ streaming, besides you serve all the music and pay royalties.

App is not available in my country (us) :(

Mobile stores are different. If Google explains details, they will understand how google found out so they will develop better tactics to not be banned next time.

You can try group by and then count.

It’s so interesting that YouTube doesn’t support A/B test for title and graphics.

Great explanation. It’s Apple way of decentralized image analysis with very little server cost and this is the most amazing idea I’ve seen for mass surveillance

They can reveal the algorithm but this time abusers can find a way to change the information of an image to bypass the algorithm.

The most safe step is not to start this in the beginning because it will create more problems than it solve.

I thought he would suggest yml but he didn't. yml is good but, personally I don't like it. I find json file easier to read yml. It might be because of years of experience with json.

It's not just wordpress. There are magento, joomla, drupal...

How come it has a best developer experience? Even setting up xdebug and starting debugging is a pain. Most of the developers codes in php use `echo` for a long time.

PS: I haven't used php for 2 years, let me know if there is an update on debugging.

Doing same thing over and over is boring whether it's coding or not. I develop and design apps and websites. When I'm fed up with coding, I start designing, working in colors and pixels. I suggest you to improve a side skill so you can switch when you get bored/burned out.

I'm pretty sure it will be paid feature in near future.

Haha, same here.

Just in time!

My free academic discount expired a month ago. I was thinking to subscribe $7/month but it seems like I won't need to pay.

I was even sold to 10 private repos with 1 dev shared :)

What is the actual problem during debugging react?

Domain is $10 but it’s for a single domain. For every website you will buy one. In addition, play store asks one-time $25 fee. You can submit as many apps to app stores as you want.

Generally, you have to do more things during web development such as SEO, cross-browser testing, meta tags. In addition, you need to deal with responsive design. Mobile apps are easier easier to develop because apps display one thing at once while web sites and apps display a few components in one screen.

I'd like to hear your opinions as well (e.g. how you manage states, what type of navigations (tab, stack, drawer) you used)

I saw it was like designernews.co and I was about to ask how it's that imitation of this site. I agree about these "UX Sites" doesn't present good UX. NNGroup website[1] does its job great since they are pioneer on user experience and usability. They frequently publish articles about how all these pop-ups, modals etc effects the usability.

https://www.nngroup.com/

On the contrast, I like it because I can quickly skim what the website is about from its screenshot and this is time-saver.

Web is the most evolving technology. Unlike a java or c developer, web developer should refresh himself everyday. Doesn't matter if one is 1 or 10 year developer. With a 5 year experience, I must confess I feel like I know a few. Here is a good article[1] by David Walsh describing this feeling. At an interview, I can say I wrote apps with Vue, Angular 1.x and React but if they ask a question like "how to add a new cookie with specific domain using JS", I can't code without googling.

[1] https://davidwalsh.name/impostor-syndrome

Wow! that's very detailed UI kit. You guys thought all the necessary details when building web apps. It will definitely be my next project's UI kit :)