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Leherenn
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Is it really a competitor given they don't sell their chips? For Intel maybe, given they lost the Apple market, but it doesn't look like it changed anything for the other players. There's been a lot of comments about how ARM
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1. and 3. Most countries have significant barriers to immigration, and even within a country, many people do not want to/cannot move for a job.
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Both Chrome and Safari have the "add to home screen", but Safari doesn't have push notifications, not even for "installed" webapp.
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Where I live, they have started adding noise pollution cameras in the city center. They don't give ticket, just display the noise level and a smiley, but I'd love for them to become active and more common. It's so annoying be
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That doesn't seem to be most of the world according to your link, only the big energy-producing countries. There is a lack of differentiation between 0 and very low that makes is hard to be more definitive though.
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It only increases if you don't pay the 100 CHF fine on the spot. If you do, they don't take your details.
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I assume it's that for most apps, the hosting/payment processing/... costs outweight the revenues they make from their cut, but not for games.
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Lawsuits based on what? If employers feel employees working from home are less valuable, and employees prefer working from home, it sounds logical this will results in lower compensation for WFH employees. Not sure what laws they would be b
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Switzerland doesn't really have liberal gun laws. Ex-conscripts can keep their service weapon at home, but it's tightly regulated (ammos are sealed and aren't to be open except in case of need). You can't buy a gun in a
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You probably won't need merge sort in your day to day programming, but closures (sometimes called lambdas), definitely. Every time you create a function that captures some variables outside its scope, congratulations, you've just
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It might be true for GA, there's a lot of stuff from the 60s still around, but not for commercial aircraft. The average fleet age in NA is 14 years old. [1] [1] https://www.statista.com/statistics/751440/aviat
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I live in a city center, and I have the opposite impression. Now that I'm working from home, I sometimes go out during the day to run an errand, and every time I'm impressed by how busy it is.
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Personally, I try to detach it from myself and think in term of process, even if they are just internal processes (as in processes I created for myself). Why was this bug not prevented? Did I follow the processes? If yes, why did they fail,
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There's the issue that in many cases people tried to save the airframe rather than activate the parachute, knowing the aircraft was likely to be written off, and died doing so. It the same when the pilot is equipped with a parachute.
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I disagree, I prefer to Google something and have it instantly in my browser instead of having to find and install yet another app, then uninstall it when I'm done with it. Especially for stuff I only use once/rarely. Also, I migh
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It was only after the first year. And there were ways to bypass it if I remember correctly.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly given its origin, but it's often the case in France.
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That was really instructive, thanks. Could you develop a bit the last part please? How does it go from "you have accumulating useless proteins in your body" to "you die"? Is it because too many "good" protein
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What are you supposed to do with it then? Find an organisation that do accept them I assume?
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Also, if they use Instagram/Facebook as well, isn't the whole point moot anyway? Do they collect anything more in WhatsApp than they do in their other apps?
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AOE2 is not the old AOE2 game though, it's a remaster (the second even) with consistent new content, patches, balance and so on. Yes, mechanics and graphics are mostly the same, but there's a resurgence because the game is maintai
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I have to admit I don't know if you're sarcastic or not, but it certainly exists in Europe. You can have reduced rates (by quite a bit) if you install some special hardware to record how you drive.
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Some months back, I had the same recollection: an article about suspicious pneumonia cases in China published by the BBC sometimes in December. I did some searching, and nothing, I think the first article is from the 31st of December. Funny
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And yet on the front page we have an article about how tech got so big through acquisitions. It seems likely that among the hundreds of companies that were acquired, there were at least some that had novel ideas those thousands of people di
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I disagree, that's a pretty pessimistic take, it's certainly possible to have an idea they didn't have. Not very likely, but possible. It's even more possible that they quickly entertained the idea but never pursued it,
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Generally, there's no minimum wage in Switzerland (though some Cantons have one, Geneva is at $25/h). But yes, Swiss labour is expensive anyway.
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The etiquette is roughly similar, it's just that sometimes the person talking is also the one needing to get more info, e.g. open the relevant ticket or something. It's certainly not impossible to mute while they do the search, bu
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Doesn't that assume that you can scale relatively quickly? Otherwise the effect can stay marginal.
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To play devil's advocate, managing/being in a team where most people are in the office and a few remote is difficult. There will be a natural tendency to push aside/forget the people remote. I will be in this position (the on
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I do. We have a device that creates its own Wi-Fi and serves a web app to interact with it. We have a lot of clients that would like to be notified when a new firmware is released for the device. Another recent one, a customer on iOS 12 did
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