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9y ago
I also use my phone like this. It's in my jacket pocket or shoulder bag, and I check it in the evening (sometimes). I do still have a sound for incoming phone call, but thinking about it now, I am going to consider disabling that too.
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I thought this was going to be about the millions of oft-forgotten gypsies and other minority groups, not to mention communists and intellectuals, who were murdered in nazi concentration camps along with Jews. Instead the article doesn'
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9y ago
The bias shows in what they choose not not publish, as much in what they publish. Take Israel/Palestine (just to be sure to start an off-topic flamewar): Palestinian civilians are killed almost daily, nothing in the news. An Israeli
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9y ago
Human eyes have depth perception, a camera doesn't.
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10y ago
I actually don't think it was so bad, in fact I kind of credit Kalanick on engaging with the driver, he could have just asked him to STFU and drive. The worst part about that situation is that the driver made an excellent point: "
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10y ago
With the media, "believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see" is prudent. After having been dragged along by the nose in the case of Iraq's (non-existent) WMDs, the world should know better than to eat any old
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10y ago
That's the same conclusion I came to when attempting to read Heinlein. Does it go deeper than that?
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10y ago
This was the book that taught me to not trust recommendations from HN uncritically. God I hate it.
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10y ago
I think the arch-challenge, Lord of the Rings, went pretty well all things considered (the first three, I don't even rate the latter movies).
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10y ago
Yeah. I see a lot of COBOL guys that are extremely critical resources for big enterprises. As GP said, they are not paid like C-suite executives, but not very far from it, and no one asks them how they spend their time. Needless to say they
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10y ago
For some reason, Uber in Denmark was never cheaper than taxis. And this despite that practically every taxi here is a high-end Mercedes (and priced accordingly). So Uber skirted regulations and were still not cheaper than the overpriced a
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Uber is ending its services in Denmark
(businessinsider.com)
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How do they determine that, though? All of the artifacts appear to be belongings that he would be carrying with him, as far as I can tell. Perhaps the location is inherently very accessible? But that could have changed over millennia (which
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10y ago
This seems by far the most likely reason. Few scenarios would explain why such valuable possessions were left alone. He had obviously been involved in an altercation with some controversy, otherwise he would have seeked treatment rather tha
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10y ago
"I prefer to not say" smile . Seriously guys, how hard is this?
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10y ago
In my experience, you need to work with individual developers and never ever with shops. I don't know how many of those are still around, but I had good work done on what was then Elance. An easy filter when soliciting work is to inclu
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10y ago
When you find yourself having to reimplement a blinking cursor, that's when you know you are working on a shitty tech stack.
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10y ago
If you are Java heavy, GWT is still a great option. It is extremely mature and can do pretty much everything you want to do.
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Angular is so 8 months ago.
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I think you would have a shot at a solid niche with the decaf angle. Think about this: At practically every workplace you can get real coffee, which will probably always beat freeze-dried stuff. But if you want decaf you are SOL. I am curre
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10y ago
It is a great mystery to me how so many people drink so much coffee. In the early days of my work life I started drinking a cup of coffee here and there. It helps if you're tired in the afternoon, and I like the taste. Then I started h
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10y ago
How come freeze-dried is preferred over concentrate (pods)? It seems like the freeze drying process would inherently be more destructive that simply preserving the liquid in a pod, minus some water.
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10y ago
I think the survey makes a very fundamental mistake in chucking a lot (the majority) of developers under the umbrella 'web developer'. I know they also had subdivisions (frontend, backend, full stack), but in the entire survey the
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10y ago
Most loved platform: ... iOS (62%) Android (61.6%) ... Most wanted platform: Android (20.6%) ... iOS (13.2%) Android and iOS neck-a-neck for currently used, but Android far ahead as future platform?
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10y ago
I have an Aeron and a Mirra 2. The Mirra 2 is an upgrade in every way.
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My security strategy for our home is simple: Motion detectors and a bunch of huge freaking sirens. If someone enters when the system is on, the sirens will go off so loud that it is physically difficult to stay in the house. And of course t
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10y ago
Exactly, yet somehow larger and larger entities are naturally assumed to be the goal. Probably driven by the same capitalist logic the drives business.
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Very true. I bet Scandinavia ranks highest in 'average happiness', but much lower in 'peak happiness', if that makes sense. There is a kind of oppressive atmosphere here where you are expected to subdue yourself, like it
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I would love to start using it, but most WebGL content I try to view fails (some error message that it is not supported). This is true on the last three (different) computers I have used (all some recent Windows/Chrome combination). So
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10y ago
You could sell bottled air in the current economic environment. I am not surprised that something like ETH is also going up. What matters is if it has any fundamental value that will sustain it when all the slush capital disappears.
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