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99% of software developers earn less than 200 USD a hour


That “with enough context” is doing a lot of work here. If you take a great engineer, drop them in front of an unfamiliar codebase, it’ll take them more than an hour to do most non-trivial tasks.


On related note there is exiftool which tries to understand all those different formats

https://exiftool.org/

And it has it's own forums with tens of thousands of posts!


You do not sound very genuine. It does not say it is multi-entry fee enywhere. For tourists very few countries ask more except visa fee (and many do not require visa at all). For UK this fee is only 16GBP for 2 years and not 1200 USD:

https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/electronic-travel-author...


What happened to wikipedia in 2024?


I live with firefox mobile engine for webview without any issue


GeckoView cannot replace built-in WebView [0].

[0] https://wiki.mozilla.org/Mobile/GeckoView



I have similar story. Recently facebook forced me to enable 2-factor auth but adding SMS did not work for me for a whole week and I just deleted the app. Later I opened facebook from mobile browser and added SMS as 2nd factor and now I have opened Facebook from mobile browser only once in more than a week and I don't miss it much. It was the only "social" network I used besides reddit and hacker news


That's just wrong. Telegram is trusted by both Ukraine and Russia. That tells a lot. Also I am living near Russian border and remember well how Durov left Russia and I am quite sure he is not puppet of Putin...


I always ask people to give example of real world SPAs where JS is "used well" and nobody could give me an example


FastMail is pretty good; that's my go-to example.

However, you don't need to go full SPA. "No JS at all" and "SPA" are not the only options that exist. See my other comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40541555

Sites like Hacker News, Stack Overflow, old.reddit.com, and many more greatly benefit from JS. I made GoatCounter tons faster with JS as well: rendering 8 charts on the server can be slow. It uses a "hybrid approach" where it renders only the first one on the server, sends the HTML, and then sends the rest later over a websocket. That gives the best of both: fast initial load without too much waiting, and most of the time you don't even notice the rest loads later.


As an example, 80% of third-party content I receive on Facebook is soft Russian propoganda:

Some examples:

* general auto blog which writes about how 80% of details of some cars are now Russian made

* some general English language construction blog tells about how cool is Russian made Crimean bridge

* some English language aviation page showing how advanced some Soviet planes are

* some Italian page showing how dirty is metro in Italy but how clean it is in Saint Petersburg

* some randome culture page shows cool Russian brutalist architecture

There is so much content like this trying to mascerade as non-political but with clear agenda.

There are no methods to report such pages to Facebook moderation


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