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dalemyers
6y ago
The key difference between the US and the UK here is that all the major supermarkets do their own delivery service. You don't have to rely on third parties to get things delivered.
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dalemyers
6y ago
This appears to refer to the actual charger itself, not the cable. In the UK (and I presume the rest of Europe), iPhones have only shipped with a USB cable for years. Honestly I can't even remember if they _ever_ shipped with a plug.
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dalemyers
6y ago
I've been watching this and I'm quite impressed at the lengths he has gone through to make this work. Designing and creating a custom alternator is definitely one of the more impressive things I've seen in engineering videos
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dalemyers
6y ago
Yup. I've got last years Macbook Pro, fully specced, and when I run lots of compilations in Xcode the battery steadily drains. I ran an intense script overnight a month or two ago and when I got back in the morning my battery was down
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dalemyers
7y ago
You can even take it a step further: if ($foo == 123) { do1(); } if ($foo == 123 || $foo == 23) { do2(); } do3();
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NandGame – Build a Computer from Scratch
(nandgame.com)
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dalemyers
7y ago
What am I missing here? Surely if this were true, Nord would be able to unblock basically every service. Netflix, prime video, etc. Would all work. That's not the case though?
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dalemyers
7y ago
The UK is a country full of hatred, racism and xenophobia. I say this as a Brit. It's not better than France in any way, shape or form. France is not without its issues either though. Both countries need to be better.
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Earth and Sun
(ciechanow.ski)
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7y ago
I just saw an advert for this on TV. The advert shows multiple employees talking about the advantages of working in an Amazon fulfilment centre. They offer tours so that you can see this first hand. While this is clearly an effort to help s
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Amazon are now offering warehouse tours (and even advertising them on TV)
(aboutamazon.co.uk)
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7y ago
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8y ago
I've read comments on Hacker News for many years, often finding them a useful source of additional information and insight into details from whatever the linked piece is. Sometimes these threads are full of only subtly veiled hatred an
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What Is the Purpose of a Lock File for Package Managers?
(myers.io)
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Poetry – Python dependency management and packaging made easy
(poetry.eustace.io)
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8y ago
What makes you say that they are gone? Are you saying that there are fewer than before? Comparatively less? Or that you just don't see many people putting on a white lab coat for work these days? How do you even define a scientist? Is
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8y ago
There are hundreds of solutions out there for this. Just search for "documentation generator" and you'll get hundreds of hits. Not sure what this one is. Seems to be custom.
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We need an FDA for algorithms
(m.nautil.us)
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dalemyers
8y ago
It seems that the point of the site is that other people contribute? Looking at a few contributors, it seems that most aren't Microsoft employees.
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Julia's Drawings (Drawings about programming)
(drawings.jvns.ca)
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9y ago
Quick, what direction do you go to get from 123 Main Street to 456 Birch Street? Quick, what direction do you go to get from 12.34567N, 12.34567W to 56.43210N, 23.87654E? Not being able to immediately determine direction between 2 addresses
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dalemyers
9y ago
It means that you can reliably predict where someone is gong to be, and for many people, that's a huge safety concern.
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9y ago
I started working remotely a couple of years ago and I found this immensely challenging. I always felt like I was behind the rest of the team since they could all see what each other was doing, but I felt like I was in my own little bubble.
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9y ago
Except for 3 hospitals. 2 of which my wife works at regularly. Only a little annoying...
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9y ago
One of the engineers on the mac Office team has answered a lot of question on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Schwieb/status/954037656677072896
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Mac Office shares a code base with Windows for the first time in 20 years
(arstechnica.com)
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The "MiniHack" iOS app totally fails for me on PIA. I can usually access the site from my desktop just fine though.
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9y ago
The interesting implication from this is that while it works for the App Store preferences, it doesn't work for the others, showing that there is a manual check that each pane is doing. Why aren't all of these calls identical? If
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TransferWise begins private launch of debit card for borderless accounts
(techcrunch.com)
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iMac Pro available to order on the 14th of December
(apple.com)
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9y ago
These are basically the same issues we have. We've ruled it out entirely as a suggestion. Markdown documents and searching on disk is better than Confluence.
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