basejumping

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by basejumping 8y ago
Can you also boost the nfc to make payments from distance?
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by basejumping 8y ago
Purely anecdotal, I had developed some back and neck pain a few months ago from sitting too long at work. I did some workouts (freeletics) and within 1-2 weeks all the problems went away.
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by basejumping 8y ago
is there a netflix for newspapers? With all the press going subscrition based how can one read these articles?
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by basejumping 8y ago
Looking to buy a 4k 27 inch external monitor for my 2018 macbook. What's the problem with it and why is it not better than a 1080p?
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by basejumping 8y ago
From what I hear it's turning fairly intelligent to asshole
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by basejumping 8y ago
Coming from windows to mac I just love the simplicity. In windows you have so many options, so many updates, preinstalled apps which I never use. I open the mac, click the app in the dockbar, that's it. All apps scale nicely on the scr
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by basejumping 8y ago
What does react have to do with jquery?
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by basejumping 8y ago
why?
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by basejumping 8y ago
I use a few platforms, including airbnb, when I look for accomodation. What makes airbnb better? The only different thing I noticed is that they validate my ID.
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by basejumping 8y ago
How about if there was a locked down smartphone OS with only call/messaging/camera and maps functionality. No other apps possible
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by basejumping 8y ago
Coinbase?
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by basejumping 8y ago
Looks almost as big as a foldable bike
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by basejumping 8y ago
Why would a experienced java dev be less productive than a node js one?
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by basejumping 8y ago
140 comments and almost none about why children aren't behaving and what to do about it. Just like the article
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by basejumping 8y ago
This guy is such a phony.
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by basejumping 8y ago
You're also making a lot of assumptions. I started working in 2004 and in 2006 I was already doing 'microservices', I was responsible for a few web services (.NET) (with a few endpoints each), other colleagues had others. The
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by basejumping 8y ago
I keep seeing in remote job posts for US companies that you need a work permit, they don't mention the option to work as a freelancer. In the Netherlands a lot of people work from their own one person company.
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by basejumping 8y ago
Don't be so happy about it. I'm like you but 5 years in the future when it's time to look for a new job. At the beginning I was keeping my skills sharp, but after a while you become lazy. Especially when you see everyone arou
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by basejumping 9y ago
Yup, that's right. It was a Transavia flight
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by basejumping 9y ago
Indeed they help you most often during turbulence, I think that's more common than a crash. I was traveling recently with my 2 children, 1 and 2.5 yr old. When the child is over 2 he needs to stay on his own seat, but the seat belt doe
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by basejumping 9y ago
After watching the talisker atlantic challenge for the last month I think you're wrong. Or is the pacific much quieter than the atlantic?
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by basejumping 9y ago
We have this already in the Netherlands. Albert Heijn is the biggest supermarket here, they have raw ingredients grouped in boxes for different recipes like soups, lasagnas, etc. I know I pay more than if I bought the ingredients one by one
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by basejumping 9y ago
It means Satya has a privilege to be the leader, but that can be denied by his people if they leave, because there are plenty of opportunities, so that's why he treats them with extra respect - un unpaid volunteer is a way of saying th
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by basejumping 9y ago
Well, Aldebaran sells the Pepper robot through it's partners. I know because the company where I work bought 2 Peppers with around 15k each. I've been told it's around the same price in Japan, the difference is that there you
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by basejumping 9y ago
Boston Dynamics robots seem an order of magnitude further ahead than Aldebarans'. Aldebaran has these tools available because their business is selling these robots who can do tricks and are easy to program, while BD seem to push techn