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Yes, since each of Chinese android vendors(Huawei/Xiaomi/Oppo/Oneplus...) has their own "Google Play" alternative in China. Their are plenty of tools for uploading apps to each of these markets.

brilliant analogy

I think the OP is saying that a good manager does not treat employees as resources

Exactly. In real world, most projects need a mixed architecture.

The owner of this website (deliveroo.engineering) has banned the country or region your IP address is in (CN) from accessing this website.

huh

There is another scenario, I submitted a Pull Request to a OSS project, the authors discussed it and rejected it and then implemented it in the exact same way as I did. That was hurtful.

definitely Sophie's World.

Most of Titles We Read on the Internet are Clickbait Like This One. The title does caught my eyes, but I didn't see anything useful in the discussion. I'm actually training myself avoiding this kind of articles. Clearly, "most" and "insane" are two words that I want to avoid.

I have switched to Firefox two month ago. The only feature I missed about "show initiator in devtools network panel"[1]

1. https://github.com/jingjingke/crontab.git

You mean cash?

That sounds like goroutine, you can call any regular sync function with `go fn()`, and a goroutine is started.

It would be nice to see it in a table

Actually, the profit plan has been going very well and straight forward - ADs.

No offense, but I was thinking that does good manger always lead to a better result? I mean, as far as the CEO concerned, good mangers should give better results.

As far as the history shows, China has never been an immigration country, unless the home of immigrates were conquered by China.

Why do I would like to submit to these directories if my startup were not for developers? AFAIK, this would only attracts more copycats than real users.

> Isn’t the lack of compiler type checking making it difficult?

There is type hinting.

> And what about lack of access modifiers?

There is @property decorators

250000000 / (3600 * 40) / 20 = 86

86 pages per machine is not very performant at all, just very simple parallelism will do.

wasm is not just about using other languages in the browser, it allows you to reuse many different libs that are well-written in other languages. For example, in my company, we compiled ffmpeg in wasm so that people can actually edit videos in the browser.

Besides the technical details between vgo and dep. The go team just announced and accepted its own proposal, completely ignoring the community's solutions, dep was even called the official experiment, which is sad.

`dep` is actually a good tool and suppose to be the official tool. But out of no reason, `vgo` came out and said to be deprecating `dep`. I don't really understand how the Go team make decisions.

Paring "csv" and "obj" format is also difficult. They both have "simple" specs, but neither of them has a standard spec.

I do web crawling for a living, the method mentioned in the article does not work for most sites

Which means at some point, we have to switch from dep to vgo. although the transaction could be smooth, but the methodology behind it must have changed, and that would not be a smooth transaction for our mindset.

Totally agree, a good manager should do all the bragging so that "you" could really do the things that benefits yourself and the company.

I don't get the point, it's just a nicer alternative to beautifulsoup. Html pages are always changing, instead of writing the parsing logic in code, I think we should put xpath or css expressions in some config files.

This feature should be easily implemented by a extension for Google Chrome using the webRequest API

It has always been scheduling and anti-blocking

I wrote web scrapers as my daily work. For so many times, people(coworkers) just came to me saying "Hi, can you scrape this site for me?", however, what they want might just be `extracting` some table out of a login-protected page. It made no sense to simulate the login in a script or something and extract it by xpath or css. So I just came up with a Chrome Extension(100 SLOC) that tries to extracting the main table from a web page, then you can copy the table to Excel or anything you like. It's kinda like Readability, but only for tables, not articles.

[1] https://github.com/yifeikong/listify/

yeah, tmux and vim could do the same thing.