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by alexanderchr 8y ago
As a counterexample the company running public transport where I’m from actually released this just a few days ago. So it doesn’t seem to be impossible to do well. https://skanetrafiken.livemap24.com
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by alexanderchr 8y ago
I believe there are few countries in the world where you can stay 3+ months on a visa-free entry no matter what passport you hold. Usually you need a visa to stay longer than that.
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by alexanderchr 8y ago
For intra-schengen travel you are supposed to have a national identity card or passport, not just a photo ID. I don't think Brits have those cards yet so they still need passports.
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by alexanderchr 8y ago
If you use Babel 7 alongside TS you can use the typescript preset to speed up builds a lot. The downside is that you don’t get typechecking on compilation.
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by alexanderchr 8y ago
The paper was withdrawn with v2 Comments: We were asked by an author of a criticized paper to withdraw the submisison in order to allow them to respond to our criticism in private
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by alexanderchr 8y ago
”For instance, on the planet Earth, man had always assumed that he was more intelligent than dolphins because he had achieved so much—the wheel, New York, wars and so on—whilst all the dolphins had ever done was muck about in the water havi
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by alexanderchr 9y ago
React too - 0.14.9 -> 15.0.0
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by alexanderchr 9y ago
Right clicking the start button also brings up the same menu.
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by alexanderchr 9y ago
The notion of considering a country “developing” or “developed” is quite outdated. It made some sense fifty or forty years ago but today most countries are somewhere in between and it’s not really possible to group countries into two groups
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by alexanderchr 9y ago
It really depends on what you do. If you use component state in high-level components and pass it around a lot, yes it will likely lead to hard to understand code. But I see no issue with using state for state internal to low-level componen
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by alexanderchr 10y ago
Personal observation: most people in Paris are very happy to speak English with you - as long as you try to speak with them in French first.
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by alexanderchr 10y ago
My experience the last few years has been that Linux works good enough on most laptops but that there are some rough edges. Everything works, but the laptop will only go to sleep 50% of the times you close the lid or the display brightness
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by alexanderchr 10y ago
Location: Sweden Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes, within EU Technologies: Javascript, Ruby and C# (React, Angular, Rails and .NET/Core) Résumé/CV: By email Email: alexander.christiansson@gmail.com Currently interested in shor
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by alexanderchr 13y ago
Assuming we are talking about ubuntu - a lot.
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by alexanderchr 13y ago
Wow, this made the search a _lot_ faster. Thanks!
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by alexanderchr 13y ago
"The Julie/Julia Project. Coming soon to a computer terminal near you." Wow.
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by alexanderchr 13y ago
Please go somewhere else with your racism. Thanks.
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by alexanderchr 13y ago
I run an open source airplay server on my raspberry. It doesn't do everything that you listed and is without android support, but it makes it amazingly simple to stream music from the phone and computer.