kotrunga
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Posted by
kotrunga on Friday April 08, 2022 @10:03AM
from the sourcehut.org dept.
I'm a developer, but just to play devil's advocate... think about the end user. Having a review process (though, Apple can improve theirs, see below) helps protect the end user. Programmers, companies, etc. can't just repeatedly push updates non-stop, starting with half-baked apps, iterating too quickly. How do you have a check process that ensures an app is up to standard and "safe"? In addition, the time cost to release adds value to a release, hopefully helping it be more thought out, bringing more value to the user.
Again though... I think the point is that Apple could have a better review process that A) values the developer more and B) shouldn't take as long. I agree with that.
"I'm a yak shaver by trade"
Nice.
Do you have any sites that support the flow yet?
Your game looks like a lot of fun, and the concept is really cool. Would you mind telling us more about your process and the technical aspects?
Woah- this is my first time seeing a Jocko quote on HN. Nice!
And it makes sense- even if the team is "objectively bad", a good leader will help transform them.
Why was this downvoted? sneak brings up good points.
Posted by
kotrunga on Friday June 18, 2021 @09:27AM
from the wsj.com dept.
Posted by
kotrunga on Monday March 29, 2021 @08:25AM
from the theverge.com dept.
plebes... a great word I don’t hear often!
The desktop experience, at least for me, has been amazing. Very fast and clean.
The download times for messages / etc have been MUCH slower recently. I’m thinking it’s because of the load they are experiencing. As more people donate and as they scale for the load I imagine (and hope) it might even be faster than it was before.
Posted by
kotrunga on Saturday December 26, 2020 @09:57AM
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kotrunga on Friday November 27, 2020 @12:02PM
from the nojs.club dept.
Posted by
kotrunga on Wednesday September 23, 2020 @12:23PM
from the ask-hn dept.
What are some of the best repositories in the wild for beginners to learn Rust by reading through the source code?Looking for something that doesn't use too many external crates, and mainly relies on "vanilla" Rust.Thanks :)
I was using fish, wasn't working there either. thanks :)
Dumb question but I'm getting 404 errors with the wget command (but the urls work fine in the browser). Any advice?
What is this Wikipedia "Deletion Police"? I haven't heard of quality content being consistently deleted.
"Instead of asking whether someone is gritty, we should ask when they are."
Regardless of how great the stuff in the repo is (I'll check it out)... this is amazing:
"it's like c++ that went away to train with the league of shadows and came back 15 years later and became batman"
Thank you for sharing this.
To a normal internet user, they make it look like they endorse the product.
The 'meets our minimum security standards' seal is still next to the product.
What is Mozilla doing? They are
endorsing the 'Google Home'? The 'Ring Doorbell'? Products from Nest? I guess it makes sense, with the amount of money they get from Google- they have to.
While these devices might have encryption, security updates, etc, many of the devices listed ABUSE user privacy. Many of the devices here ARE creepy!
I could provide 10 links as proof, but it's not even worth the time. You can go ahead and 'Google' the proof.
This is horrible.
Edit- want some proof? Listen to these: https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/TD
Yes, that was also one of my favorites.
Thank you for sharing! Glad there are English subtitles.
Wow... this was an incredible read, thank you for sharing.
I can't imagine what it would be like to grow up in that environment.
Humans are amazing... one of my favorite lines from the article:
The family’s principal entertainment, the Russian journalist Vasily Peskov noted, “was for everyone to recount their dreams.”
You can have ads without the tracking, just like @andrepd mentioned.
You can have ads without the tracking, just like @andrepd mentioned.
Exactly. Which is definitely
not needed for a job aggregation site.
This is a great site, and I really like what they are doing and going towards. I just don't like how it's littered with Google trackers, etc.