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8y ago
Anecdotally, and when compared to America, it could be due to a combination of many factors including: - More regulation around employee protection - Excellent talent drawn from less wealthy EU states who may be willing to accept a slightly
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8y ago
Lots of working people don't feel they have the luxury to take time away from their busy lives in order to plan their finances in any great detail. I feel bad for the those now on TSB who were originally Lloyds customers even though, l
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9y ago
The design of your site is very pleasing, nice one. Is there a common name for this style? It looks familiar but I'm not sure from where.
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9y ago
To play devil's advocate, in an arena where all comments are ordered by votes, the unpopular opinion would simply be downvoted to oblivion and not seen anyway. Why would someone with a contentious opinion go to the bother?
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9y ago
This looks fantastic, nice work! Does it work with React Native?
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9y ago
Why doesn't the camera system take over from the radar sensor to spot the stopped vehicle?
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adav
10y ago
I use toric dailies and it's the blinking that aligns the orientation. Once the angle is correct after blinking, the lenses then don't seem to rotate further. (I use '1-day Acuvue Moist for Astigmatism')
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10y ago
Depending on the hill gradient and if it's safe, you could try going downhill on the commute using just engine-braking (use a low gear) rather than riding the brakes. This could help determine if the problem is brake-related or not.
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10y ago
The BBC Click demo showed it running some variety of Windows 10.
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10y ago
That depends on how much you value your own personal time setting their system up and maintaining it. An iPad might have a greater up front cost, but the time savings could make it a comparative bargain over the lifetime of the device.
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10y ago
It could be an MVP.
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10y ago
Why do you have to be a lawyer?
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10y ago
The car is self-driving and self-parking, right? For the problem of supercharger bays being hogged by unattended fully charged (commercial) cars, then perhaps the car can move itself to a non-charging parking bay once it is fully charged? E
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10y ago
But they do all seem to have $500+ phones already. I don't think it's a stretch to assume that they could afford the glasses if they deem it worth it.
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10y ago
Because the advertising industry pays browser makers: http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/041315/how-mo... http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-01-22/google-pa
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10y ago
Code something in an afternoon that makes your friends go "wow" the next day!
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10y ago
Apple's probably just biding its time with the iPhone while it works to soup-up the Apple Watch - add cellular, more power, more battery, smaller package. I reckon the iPhone (and maybe iPad) will transition into just a dumb accessory
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10y ago
Just to play devil's advocate, none of those things are assured (apart from increased volatility due to the uncertainty for sure, as you mention). Perhaps Britain would even have the chance to actually to make itself more attractive to
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10y ago
> The countries that exit would have worse economy than before the exit. Why is that guaranteed? I'd imagine that the argument can be made in both directions.
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11y ago
I too have caught myself choosing retailers that I know will accept Apple Pay with an Amex. The convenience is almost as great as the cashback points incentive.
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11y ago
Earlier this year, a British tabloid called 'The Sun' dropped its infamous Page 3. This news immediately made headlines and everyone was talking/joking about it. A couple of days later, Page 3 returned and everyone realised t
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11y ago
A browser that knows and can retrieve quickly what information from the web I want, or likely require, at that point in time and without any expressed guidance from myself.
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12y ago
https://medium.com/@semeano/my-first-experience-at-working-f...
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12y ago
This applies to every public sector job that's related to cutting-edge IT.
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12y ago
Additionally, I'd say that Polaroid as a brand is far more known by the general population than GoPro. To someone not in the know, "GoPro" sounds intimidating whereas Polaroid is famous for being fun, easy and instant!
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12y ago
What about the complicated menu structure of a GoPro Hero3+? Surely there's massive scope for improvement there? Would a non-technical person understand pro's and con's of the trade-off between 1080p24 and 720p120? I doubt it
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12y ago
There's always a more cautious option in each of those scenarios. If the self-driving car always errs towards that, hopefully it'll mitigate disaster. Following good driving principles to the letter - accounting for stopping dista
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13y ago
We're not all weathered by many decades of lame April Fools! Think of the younger geeks who may be drawn into the community and discussion by particularly good tech gags :) I have faith in the voting system that all but the good'u
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13y ago
A much more interesting talk from this year's QCon London by Simon Ritter: http://qconlondon.com/dl/qcon-london-2014/slides/SimonRitter...
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13y ago
There's also one of these solar system walks just outside York, UK, if anyone's interested.
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