Well, got my first job at a startup. Gonna be working as a front end developer for Overlay.AI!
Sam Wight
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CS student at The University of Alabama. Film lover, Ruby enthusiast.
@judofyr
Yeah it looks really exciting, gonna be a lot of fun. And thank you!
Yeah it looks really exciting, gonna be a lot of fun. And thank you!
Frog froggy frogg the 199th
@witchfynder_finder
This is amazing
This is amazing
@loriskumo
Glad Apple is showing that no company is too big to be above Apple's rules.
Glad Apple is showing that no company is too big to be above Apple's rules.
Loris Grillet👏
Source: Apple has blocked Facebook from running its own iOS apps. That means beta apps of Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook have all stopped working. Even some internal Facebook employee apps for transportation aren't working. Details here: https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/30/18203551/apple-facebook-blocked-internal-ios-apps
@anna
Local Guides work for no compensation. Yeah, you might get some perks, but the program is very clear in telling people that they are volunteers.
Local Guides work for no compensation. Yeah, you might get some perks, but the program is very clear in telling people that they are volunteers.
@anna
Yeah, but DuckDuckGo doesn't operate well enough as a search engine for me to be able to use it. Google takes seconds to find what I'm looking for while DDG takes minutes... That adds up. For me personally, I do not have much data to give Google and they have proven trustworthy enough with the data I give them, so I do not mind them using it.
Yeah, but DuckDuckGo doesn't operate well enough as a search engine for me to be able to use it. Google takes seconds to find what I'm looking for while DDG takes minutes... That adds up. For me personally, I do not have much data to give Google and they have proven trustworthy enough with the data I give them, so I do not mind them using it.
@anna
Yeah, but it's still not there. Google just "gets" me; 90% of the time it understands exactly what I mean and returns the exact result I need. With DDG I feel like I have to wrestle the search terms a bit more and the results just aren't as relevant or accurate to the search query. Whether this be because of Google's data collection or if they just have better algorithms, I don't know, but for the foreseeable future I'll be sticking with Google.
Yeah, but it's still not there. Google just "gets" me; 90% of the time it understands exactly what I mean and returns the exact result I need. With DDG I feel like I have to wrestle the search terms a bit more and the results just aren't as relevant or accurate to the search query. Whether this be because of Google's data collection or if they just have better algorithms, I don't know, but for the foreseeable future I'll be sticking with Google.
@anna
I did that for a month. DDG was mostly good for answering non-important questions that didn't necessarily have a right answer, but when I needed to find the answer to say a coding question, I had to use the !g bang.
I did that for a month. DDG was mostly good for answering non-important questions that didn't necessarily have a right answer, but when I needed to find the answer to say a coding question, I had to use the !g bang.