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Namrog84
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10y ago
I have seen in the past when there is a split like this. That there are often different styles and topics of conversation on the subject. I find reading and sometimes participating in both to be worthwhile.
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So why can't you just say turn left or turn right etc... Just not being the one driving. I've done exactly what you've described but also had the passenger telling me spontaneity saying go left right forward. There is nothin
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Maybe I am cynical or naive but if more automation and other things are causing fewer jobs. And then the remaining employees are getting paid more but there are fewer paid workers overall. But that'd cause a rise in compensation of t
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11y ago
I think it goes back to the fact that a few loud and vocal people(groups) can distort the perception of average or commonplace. Despite it being an inaccurate representation of the whole.
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11y ago
That world scale type government I thought those shoes were partially be filled by the un and/or other international committees overseeing their respective areas. Despite limited effect and power I thought they still did some good.
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11y ago
Video had issues. Can Anyone post a few screen shots of a few ui examples?
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Yes. This exactly. I know many that don't type in url or even search on YouTube. They just click around. One time a family member asked if all the videos after they watched mine(I sent direct link) were mine as well. They apparentl
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11y ago
it looks complete to me? (emil at citymapper dot com)
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11y ago
There were definitely some good things lost with geocities :(
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As an indie gamedev myself. I can think of dozens of potentialial games that'd likely work well in be and not on monitor. And don't require physical movement and can be done sitting with swivel chair. Having the limit of not be
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11y ago
With res. Or at least for me. It's saved. Sometimes i go to comments thinking I haven't even and find my already collapsed comments and realize I just forgot I already read comments for this post
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11y ago
Nope. I thought same thing.
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11y ago
As cool as that'd be and my first thought as well. Then I realized the fat that most all laptops and tablets out there that Re too thin to ever handle something like that makes me think it's less likely to happen.
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11y ago
This is super cool. And even if the parking aspect may have an coming expiration with the rise of more autonomous vehicles. I hope he and others continue to expand this out to a lot more areas quickly.
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11y ago
Eli5: what happens if your 301 redirect domains a to b and b to a?
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11y ago
I couldn't agree more. In school there was a scholarship I was almost eligible for. I needed a 3.5 gpa but only had 3.2 so I didn't apply thinking I was disqualified. A few months later I found out someone with a 2.3 got it beca
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11y ago
I think we might come from a similar vicinities. Here I am thinking go was modern. I expected old timer to be using c. As that's probably what I would have done
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11y ago
And that is out humans got banned from the galactic alliance.
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11y ago
If you learn Egyptian method of counting you can get to 12 on 1 hand and with a single small tweak to it. We could count to 16 on each hand. If we taught kids how to count differently
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11y ago
Signal to noise ratio may be causing a bias. There are some great things out there that most people wouldn't realize are unity. I think this bias might be caused by the free/communoty version and its overly apparent logos and defa
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11y ago
The very first thing I noticed in the first image with 2 side by side is the example with wikipedia on the right. Wikipedia has side bars I don't care or need to see. This is exactly the instance I'd have the left one overlapping
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11y ago
Most places only care that you were a student with active edu. I graduated years ago and I still use the edu without problem. Most things say you need to be a student from university. Which I am/was. Very few places say actively enroll
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11y ago
It inevitability will. Not so much as if, but when.
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11y ago
Thanks for that link. I found it quite enlightening. I know quite a few sites that have some horrible ui that could benefit from that site.
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11y ago
I wouldn't say its faulty. They clearly said unique open rate is even more accurate now. The only thing that suffered was seeing multiple opens from same user. Which I feel is far less interesting
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11y ago
The first rule of C is don't write C if you can avoid it). I interpreted that differently than you. I didn't think take it to use another language. But to keep c code as concise as possible and to not reinvent the wheel when a goo
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11y ago
Would you say then that you don't have any x10 memorized and just consider it trivially easy to compute any number?
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11y ago
I think those other things can be worded in a positive way though. That could make it worth it? Optimized website. Improved loading time by .3 seconds on average for all users. Created cleaner and more efficient design and implementation. E
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11y ago
On an unrelated topic. Anyone else experience the inability to scroll properly on that page? I am on mobile but even requesting desktop version didn't fix. There are a few seconds of full scroll then it locks into a range. It's no
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11y ago
Oh but this company pays annually and you got hired in January. Sorry ;)
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