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Quite a challenge for non-English crowd.
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People in my industry in my country has specifically avoid using B and D together as they sound too similar over the phone. Also 2 and Z can be similar in writing. However it is nice to not see 0 and O, 1,I,l in the same string.
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Apple has 154,000 employees. 1) Let's say we rid Cook and add 1,400 more employees, we would arrive at an Apple with 155,399 employees and no Cook. 2) Let's say we rid 1,400 employees and get another Cook. We would arrive at an Ap
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be careful with upper and lower cases. some file system doesn't distinguish them.
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I used to love syncthing but then 2 things happened: 1. My usage got to terabytes range and the scans are unbearably slow compared to dropbox. 2. Due to slow scan, I went on to syncthing's support forum to read some posts. One of the d
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An ADHD symptom does not require the patient to have ADHD.
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Sorry. It is 12 month salary + 14 month salary as year end bonus + performance-based bonus.
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Japan has very strict and specific garbage disposal rules. If meticulous sorting is not required and labor cheap, it is easy to offer this kind of trash take out service.
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Last year in Taiwan, their fresh-out-of-college employees were paid 13-month salary worth of year end bonus. Some may consider it worthwhile in their stage of life. Correction: 14-month worth plus additional performance bonus.
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I was an international sales for an electronics company. One time there was customer payment delay for which held the goods at the pending-payment zone in the factory for more than 1 month!. We were basically waiting for the payment to clea
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I'm not a open source contributor in a major way. Just wanted to chime in. No doubt at least part of your know-how, however small, was built upon others' experiences (also hard to give credit for everything). If you do release you
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Back in 2016, Taiwan rolled out a system like this but also include warnings on mudslide, emergency road closure, thunderstorm, air raid drill, nuclear disaster, dam release. Since then, however, I have only received alerts on earthquakes a
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That is part of what China claims they do. There has been numerous incidents where their red lines had been crossed and no action was taken except stern words.
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The very much sought-after and difficult to get wood in my area is Japanese cypress. Now I'm curious how it would fair in the ranking.
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This is so interesting and seems applicable in many scenarios. Thank you for writing this.
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The best rice I have had had been Koshihikari[1]. I have never had Carolina Gold, branded or otherwise. How would you compare the two if possible? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koshihikari
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I swear I heard that line from a Ferengi somewhere.
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As someone who speaks Mandarin, my personal experience can attest the difficulty in reading Japanese through many years of learning it. But I do note that it looks familiar a lot of time. But the meaning often is not what it appears to Mand
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I don't get why we are concerned about space. Space at this scale (never reached GB level) is so cheap and easy, to me at least, yet reproducibility is not.
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We can thus infer that author being working in "Google Chrome DevTools team", they must have a way to unifying their dev env.
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As long as there is profit, some people would risk even death earning it.
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I worked in another field against Chinese state-owned competitions. Pretty much for each unit they sell, they not only receive payment from customer, they also receive government payment for the same amount. As a result, they were able to k
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Elevator ladies still exists here in Taiwan and Japan.
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> It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer. Also Caocao, “I would rather kill 1000 by mistake than let anyone slip through my fingers.”
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Survey shows only 5% of people in Taiwan think they are Chinese and not Taiwanese. What you are referring to is the de jure side of things. Taiwan is a de facto sovereignty and doesn't not have border dispute with India or building isl
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10% more productive part is hard to prove. My company tried switching between webstorm and vscode, there was no discernible difference in team productivity.
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Yeah my company canceled JB Toolbox subscriptions because there was no noticeable team productivity gain for using JB after we tested out and compared with vscode for a year. We used CLion and Webstorm. At the time, CLion did not have remot
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My company was a straight up full JetBrains shop. To the best of my knowledge we didn't have the need for any support from JetBrains at all. Do you mind sharing which aspect of support were you refering to?
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My company used to have JetBrains toolkit for every developer and we trialed VSCode for a year. There was no noticeable difference in productivity. We then switched to VScode and canceled all subscriptions to JetBrains because we have no mo
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thank you for showing me your gallery. immense enjoyment.
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