Facial verification, together with cell phone number, which requires an ID to purchase, has been the standard practice for internet companies in China for a while now, e.g. for WeChat, Alipay, etc.
If not supporting IE, a good gauge is evergreen browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) and Safari going back 2 major versions. This means supporting 2 years of Safari 9.x and 10.x as of today. macOS doesn't upgrade as often as evergreen browsers.
Exiv2 is widely used by KDE Desktop, Dolphin, Konqueror, Darktable, DigiKam, GIMP, GwenView, PhotoFlow, etc. The current core maintainer, Robin Mills, is a very seasoned Adobe computer scientist. He is very active and helpful in mentoring contributors. This is a great opportunity for anyone wishing to work on a major part of graphics software.
Bind is less performant, because bind creates a new function with new context. At the framework level, bind is avoided at all costs. @wiredearp's approach is correct, because it only adds a single event listener, everything else is conditional.
I was extremely lucky to be able to work side by side with Keith at Montage Studio. I am grateful for all Keith has taught me and all he has shown the world. I will always remember the late nights we spent together. My condolences to the Ohlfs family. Rest in peace Keith.
I was thinking machine learning, but it could any other technology, e.g. going to a hardware company as a software engineer. I was wondering if people had general thoughts on this topic.
Hi HN! Sorry the text got swallowed. Let’s say you’re a web front-end engineer, and you’re thinking about join a small startup with machine learning as its core technology, something you’re not familiar with. How would you go about making your decision?
I see some React code using decorators but this article doesn't mention them. I'd love to get everyone's opinion on whether decorators are also an anti-pattern, even if decorators become a JavaScript standard.
Free accounts can only sync with 2 devices now, so if you have a work computer, a personal computer, a phone and a tablet you're totally screwed. Time to switch. Any recommendations?
Another solid product page by Stripe. Simple, elegant, fast, responsive. For example, the "demo video" isn't actually a video - it's a composition of small images, DOM elements with CSS animation.
Willing to relocate: Within San Francisco bay area
Technologies: JavaScript for web & hybrid applications, vanilla or using React / Angular; Node.js; relational databases; Photoshop / Sketch; deep understanding of finance / e-commerce
Listening to panel discussion at Node Summit now, it was discussed by Scott Hammond that Node.js Foundation corporate membership costs $5k to $250k, vague on individual membership
It's made for astronomers, but I use it for photography, especially helpful for locations that's frequently foggy (e.g. San Francisco bay area). UI is a little lacking but info is rich and a godsend, very thankful that this exists. Wish there's an API for it...