It depends on if it is in Tier 1 or Tier 2. Tier 1 for companies raising less than $20m/year seems not to have a limit on the percentage of their income.
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Why are you arguing against clear code that tells what you are doing? Imagine if you used a library with a function called sortAlphabetically that didn't sort items alphabetically, it wouldn't make sense.
Regarding the alignment, there will be situations where there will be multiple similar lines of code that would benefit from being blocked together with vertical alignment. Not only in the case of temporary local variables. Imagine a situation where a bunch of constants for an API are defined as such:
#define kURLAPIBase @"http://google.com"
#define kURLAPIGetUser @"/getUser"
#define kURLAPIGetPosts @"/getPosts"
There are numerous possible situations where things like this can occur. You seem to be arguing for the sake of argument here.I don't understand the problem. There is a percentage of users that will never spend money on your app. Generally, those users do like being able to earn app functionality by completing tasks such as watching a video.
I see it as a win as a consumer and a win as a developer.
I think you misread the article.
The ratio in New York City is hardly a problem since the population is so big (8 million). It is like 53% women and 47% men.
I am a man and went to a college that was 55% men and 45% women. I never felt like there was a lack of women.
No need for an official API, just create a post request with the right parameters.
Wow, this is awesome! Did you make this?
Pretty sweet