My company's entire backend is in Haskell, and boy are all these devs super enthusiastic for the language. It is rare tho in my experience.
My company's entire backend is in Haskell, and boy are all these devs super enthusiastic for the language. It is rare tho in my experience.
Valheim has a lot of that feel to it as well.
That is most certainly not how it works. If a bank accidentally gives you a million dollars it's best to inform them and give it back in whatever process they determine. They will not just write it off. They will figure it out eventually.
I agree, but also grammarly did get into the ai market. https://www.grammarly.com/ai
Ahh sorry, I misunderstood you.
This site used to be pretty good for tracking shows. No idea if it still is any good tho. https://www.pogdesign.co.uk/cat/
Developers don't have a lot of say actually...but some. They can request to show a review prompt but whether it shows or not is entirely up to Google Play store. So what's probably happening is the dev is requesting far too often and you're seeing only the ones that play store let's thru. Devs certainly should track how many requests and when they make them so they don't over spam like this though. I really thought leaving a review would prevent the prompt from ever showing again though.
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Very fascinating and informative. Thank you for sharing.
How so very disappointing.
Sorry wheelchair users...