> I can't think of a reason why you would want to declare something as nullable when not declaring anything automatically makes the type nullable anyway. All existing code is "we don't know if it is nullable until…
The killing of third party clients didn't have significant impact, I don't know what would they have to do to lose users, other than some kind of mandatory subscription fee.
For years reddit build-in search was broken (or at least broken) and people were forced to use 3rd parties like google, so we came full circle.
Allegro is full of refurb mini PCs, mostly Dells. It is complete computer for less than $100 [0], like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40697831 says, it is very hard to beat it in terms of value. That said it is…
Ignoring the question if USA is actually behind: there is a very strong technology catch-up effect. Some countries started mobile phones with 3G, and never wasted money on quickly outdated analogue/2G hardware. New…
There might be other explanations, thought not necessary better. For example maybe they are following Steve Jobs' dream of single button apps? All not essential features confuse people[0]. Google have already hidden…
I watched it before and the thing that I will forever remember from it was the "jubilate": https://youtu.be/Eq3bUFgEcb4?t=1346
Yeah, whole article could be summed up with Mencken quote from 1920: > There is always a well-known solution to every human problem—neat, plausible, and wrong.
That is textbook https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logic_bomb and is very "jailable" - as if plain blackmail laws weren't enough. Edit: someone already added Newag there :D
YT is recently tightening the screw - both increasing ad count, Premium prices and trying to counter adblocking. Also removal of Manifest V2 is coming to Chrome in 2024. In general there always were 2 aspects affecting…
It was already covered in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38210226 . IMHO this case makes no sense at all.
> I can't think of a reason why you would want to declare something as nullable when not declaring anything automatically makes the type nullable anyway. All existing code is "we don't know if it is nullable until…
The killing of third party clients didn't have significant impact, I don't know what would they have to do to lose users, other than some kind of mandatory subscription fee.
For years reddit build-in search was broken (or at least broken) and people were forced to use 3rd parties like google, so we came full circle.
Allegro is full of refurb mini PCs, mostly Dells. It is complete computer for less than $100 [0], like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40697831 says, it is very hard to beat it in terms of value. That said it is…
Ignoring the question if USA is actually behind: there is a very strong technology catch-up effect. Some countries started mobile phones with 3G, and never wasted money on quickly outdated analogue/2G hardware. New…
There might be other explanations, thought not necessary better. For example maybe they are following Steve Jobs' dream of single button apps? All not essential features confuse people[0]. Google have already hidden…
I watched it before and the thing that I will forever remember from it was the "jubilate": https://youtu.be/Eq3bUFgEcb4?t=1346
Yeah, whole article could be summed up with Mencken quote from 1920: > There is always a well-known solution to every human problem—neat, plausible, and wrong.
That is textbook https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logic_bomb and is very "jailable" - as if plain blackmail laws weren't enough. Edit: someone already added Newag there :D
YT is recently tightening the screw - both increasing ad count, Premium prices and trying to counter adblocking. Also removal of Manifest V2 is coming to Chrome in 2024. In general there always were 2 aspects affecting…
It was already covered in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38210226 . IMHO this case makes no sense at all.