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by bengale 9y ago
Seems to be a lot of Chromebook comments. Has anyone actually seen one used in the real world? I contract at a bunch of different places and I've never seen anyone use one in a business setting. I'm not sure just learning how to u
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by bengale 9y ago
I've always heard it called the "slav squat".
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by bengale 9y ago
1.1 is a weird way of presenting that issue. Its discussed in length with explanations of why it exists now, and how they plan to remove it. It's not something required for the technology, just in its infancy.
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by bengale 9y ago
My girlfriend uses it when the M.E gets really bad and the pills don't do a lot. It depends on the strain.
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by bengale 9y ago
I'm not sure anyone thinks its ideal but there is certainly software built with it that just wouldn't otherwise be, no matter how many people talk about Qt on here.
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by bengale 9y ago
Maybe they just want a nicer car?
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by bengale 9y ago
Who could possible afford 3 children these days?
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by bengale 9y ago
Sort of I guess, every activity puts us in a new place. We know we can't stand still. Doesn't mean we can't be careful, but handwringing won't help much.
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by bengale 9y ago
I guess it depends on who gets to define what ‘best’ means and whether not not that limits who’s considered. Deliberate or not.
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by bengale 9y ago
Why does the homepage repeatedly show 'c*nt'?
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by bengale 9y ago
If age is not a good indicator of someone being a bad hire, then it can't be a good indicator of someone being a good hire either.
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by bengale 9y ago
In my experience the problem you're identifying there is an general failing to understand boundaries when designing the system. A language or framework shouldn't pervade every package, to aid this in my most recent large project w
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by bengale 9y ago
Would you recommend your book for someone with a rough understanding of how this works, but very light on detail?
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by bengale 9y ago
This is what I think Apple is hoarding cash for, they'll want to move a shit load back to the US if they can get the tax break for it and then I think we'll see them spend big on automated manufacturing in the US and, to some degr
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by bengale 9y ago
The difference is that Google makes money if the WSJ were to be using their ad network to monetise, or not using if its paywalled content.
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by bengale 9y ago
Some tax incentives for remote employees may help, would be good on for workers carbon footprints too.
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by bengale 10y ago
How do you get started with something like that? Do you have a blog or anything?
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by bengale 10y ago
All of the authority? You've been misinformed.
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by bengale 10y ago
We've already been told this won't lead to a drop in immigration as we need the staff. The power to control it will be ours but we won't be exercising it.
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by bengale 10y ago
Both sides have said we won't be in the single market.
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by bengale 10y ago
A plan would have been nice, or really any thought to what happens when we exit without a deal.
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by bengale 10y ago
This is just tabloid regurgitation. The situation is much more fluid and nuanced, no-one is sure of what's going to happen going forward.
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by bengale 10y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/law/2016/dec/21/eus-highest-cour...
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by bengale 10y ago
If people are unlikely to move when asked they're unlikely to install and app that tells them to move either.
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by bengale 10y ago
It's pretty funny how much of a non-issue this is outside of a select group of loud people. I know a lot of people that have the new MacBook and love it. The main complaint I hear is the wait time to get one.
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by bengale 10y ago
Price in the UK is pretty painful now, but the machine is great. Its not a revolutionary change, but a very welcome improvement.
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by bengale 10y ago
CBD makes it possible for me to do things that my anxiety used to stop.
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by bengale 10y ago
Presumably a bunch of us maintain FT subscriptions.
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by bengale 10y ago
In fairness the guy is saying that in the video. Stop, wait to see what the cars do behind, etc. Presumably he gets out when traffic has stopped behind him.
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by bengale 10y ago
The verge continues to publish utter dross.

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