@SridharNitya I would expect Quora, Reddit, Discord or https://t.co/hHVSUVTyYe depending on the nature of answer they were looking for.
In a fast evolving field like AI, they should consider working in it to build their network of like-minds.
@dannymoerkerke Here is a good case study where apps help, even when people don't want to go through the effort of downloading them...cue PWAs
https://t.co/Yn6aJNZtZ4
Apple’s new M1 Ultra chip has 114 billion transistors. Humans are really bad at understanding big numbers so I like to compare things to rice. If you had 1 grain of rice for every 1000 transistors, you’d have ~16,285 lb of rice.
PWAs on iOS 15.4.1 and 15.5 are seriously broken.
- Service Workers don't reach the "activated" state
- No Service Worker in Develop menu with remote debugging
- No offline support
- No console logging and in 15.4.1 postMessage from SW doesn't even work 👇
@akxgomez I did that this month and started with Think and Grow Rich. Compelling concepts with tonnes of fluff - which probably is just how people spoke in 1937 when it was originally written.
@pokecoder@AnnaInTech There is little difference between carpet and a giant fixed rug positioned correctly with appropriate base, except that the rug is easier to change. Tell him he can have a fresh carpet as often as he wants by choosing the rug option.
Ukrainians are far from the only ones suffering from war. Also people in Yemen, Ethiopia... just as human as Ukrainians and you are.
This is NOT a valid excuse to not care about Ukrainians today. But it does mean we should self-reflect and extend our compassion to others too.
To write code is to be able to rewire your mind. We don't often have a way to externalise our thoughts - and the logic in them. Code let's you do that. Code let's you see how your mind is working, and where it can improve. #neuronalworks
@A_Zagri@Prathkum You can take a course that can turn that around in 1 year and the mad thing is that the course is just one intense weekend Fri - Sun. Could you do that?