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Well opening the packs is probably not that much of an effort compared to sorting/counting 27,000 skittles. Instead of 3 month you could break it down to one or two days
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Not an ornithologist, but I suppose they want to lose easy access to the world’s biggest single market
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Panicked as in a full blown panic attack? Is your timing that off, or do you question this ‘selective erasure’?
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I don’t see a correlation there. Without autocomplete and all kinds of insights, you have to be experienced to make working with a simple editor feasible. Given the same experience, I don’t think that working with a simple editor is faster.
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I love the jetbrains toolbox. I do unity development with Rider, Android development with Android studio, web development with webstorm, python automation and ai learning with pycharm, java development with idea and I use it as diff/me
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I doubt that “we might be able to shoot down your satellites too” is a good deterrent. I also don’t buy that the US aimed slightly next to the targets and just accidentally destroyed satellites, no way that higher ups would be satisfied by
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8y ago
Fool me once... I’m certainly not going to fly Boeing anymore
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Well its citizens are not for sale.
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Thanks for bringing this to attention, so it can be fixed. Who would have thought that HN would become such a great advocate for the privacy of EU citizens?
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he provided that aids medicine for free to people who couldn't afford it at least that's what he claimed in an interview he did on his youtube channel. He seems to be more of a troll. It struck me as strange that in most cases he
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Looks like they are using the US history book on industrial revolution as a field manual.
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How is that credit score hidden, when they are openly labeled as fake news?
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Well the media also reported that by the Mayan calendar doom was imminent. What did they report? do they have informants from the inside? Otherwise this is hardly substantiating.
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Not exactly something to be proud of. Also "The idea was envisioned by Tesla CEO Elon Musk in a white paper in 2013". No, it was hyped by Musk, the idea dates back to 1904
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Patent laws which the US happily ignored while its economy was developing and collecting IP. China will also soon be at a point where they’ll be more interested in protecting their IP against developing countries
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You could increase adoption drastically with the restrictions for example of Beijing. You aren’t allowed to enter the city unless the car is registered in Beijing. You aren’t allowed to drive on certain days depending on your license plate.
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8y ago
Now that convincingly debunks the China syndrome, China is obviously not the antipode to Fukushima
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ruuning rider on an iMac Pro with 5120x2880 display, with no problems so far
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I doubt the ceo will accomplish any goals without employees. if you want them to align with the company’s goals you have to help them achieve their goals, otherwise you might as well outsource the work.
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How do you explain the heating rays coming from the sky though? They are clearly under attack
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When you choose a rotary phone you probably enjoy dialing those
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Why though?
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At least that’s what he wants you to think ;)
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Never heard of Schrödinger’s cat? You can’t know whether it wants to go outside or stay inside until it makes a decision
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https://youtu.be/RNFesa01llk
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i don’t think some css layout bug or js script will crash windows. The people complaining about monoculture probably don’t install or recommend Chrome
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Probably because of the word “personal”
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Why don’t experts need two factor authentication?
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What’s the difference to bombing weddings, hospitals, schools etc.? Can you prove that it was intentional? It will be more difficult finding an excuse for killing a journalist in an embassy in a somewhat peaceful country
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This would only work for automatic opt-in. why would companies, that monetize your privacy stop bugging you unless you close that pop-up manually? I imagine there are a lot of people that use their browser with default settings, so there is
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