ddoolin

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   by ddoolin 9y ago

   Fossils belonging to a species found in Greece showed similar features to the earliest known hominins (human species lineage), but were even older, shifting the "birthplace" of the modern human species from Africa to Europe.
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   by ddoolin 9y ago

   > This first-of-its-kind partnership will include 65 rooms, which will shelter more than 200 homeless women, children, and families each night. Why are they not supporting non-family men? They literally include everyone but this one grou
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   by ddoolin 9y ago

   Not every. Actually it's kind of a trend now to give your kids "pure Korean" names with no Chinese character backing. Both of my children are half Korean and live in Korea and their first names bear no Chinese origin. Similar
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   by ddoolin 9y ago

   I just moved back to an iPhone after a year of 6P ownership on Fi and I gotta say I don't think the camera is nearly as good. My two qualms were low light performance and the time-to-shoot after tapping the shutter button. My 6P would
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   by ddoolin 9y ago

   Marine Le Pen I think it will be/is a little bit of both.
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   by ddoolin 10y ago

   Props for the Eminem reference. I didn't see that coming AT ALL and I laughed for a good couple minutes.
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   by ddoolin 10y ago

   Often newer housing that is closer to the urban center where people work (something you typically do 5 times a week) but is also so much more affordable than living in the city. I think they have appeal, but only for the budget-minded.
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   by ddoolin 10y ago

   Any specific examples?
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   by ddoolin 10y ago

   Thank you Chris for your significant contributions to the Swift project, and good luck to Ted in the new role!
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    Tesla models equipped with Autopilot enhancements do in fact have some form of emergency braking (automatic emergency breaking) to avoid rear-end collisions and primitive auto-steer.
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    For the uninitiated (incld. myelf...), "The end of the world as we know it."
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    That is a very beautiful ring. Thanks for sharing the photo!
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    Or just, you know, abusive partner.
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    You honestly don't even need an iPhone until serious testing seeing as the Xcode simulators are amazingly functional.
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    Makes me wonder what they're doing with all that cash...saving it for the Apple Car? I'm with you, getting progressively more annoyed at the lack of hardware updates.
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    I think we're going to see high IE usage in some markets well past that point. Just as an example, almost every Korean website that keep any sensitive data (and many, many that don't), rely on old IE plugins that are never going t
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    Really? I don't write systems software but it seems most here would not recommend writing in C/C++ unless it's absolutely the best choice.
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    by ddoolin 10y ago

    Is there a practical reason that a reference to the opener window is given to the opened window? That seems like something we could do without.
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    Yes! FOSSwatch seems to ring really nicely to me as well.
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    I like the idea but perhaps OSSwatch would be a better name?
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    Somewhat unrelated but reminds me of this: I enjoyed skimming through Resig's personally-annotated version of the first public release of jQuery (annotated April 2015 of the release in 2006 [!]). http://ejohn.org/blog&#
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    An adapter would surely be available in short order...right? :)
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    This "crazy neighbor" of ours got their gun a decade ago, not today.
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    I personally make the better part of my living off being able to do custom D3 visualizations with some degree of speed and flexibility, so thank you Mike for your continued contributions and making it free for the rest of us. I'm seri
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    I would say so, yes. I'm sure the ratio could be higher but women are well-represented nonetheless.
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    Anecdotally (~4 years), the vast majority of Koreans I've met detest the work culture here. Whether it works best or not will not be the deciding factor, I'd think. Many of the strict changes will likely be from the start-up world
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    Yep. Pretty good. I keep forgetting to finish it, though...at this point I need to go and watch most of it over again. :|
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    There's two situations in which you can receive gov't subsidies: 1. Foreigners married to Koreans (multicultural families; 다문화가족), or 2. Low-income/asset families I'm not sure which applies to my family. Either could be
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    These days the government HEAVILY subsidizes day care. My wife and I have two in day care and we pay next to nothing for both. This is in Seoul...I'm not sure about outside of Seoul but I imagine it's mostly similar. It's qui
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    by ddoolin 11y ago

    I've thought about doing this (and sort of started) but for a separate industry. This is going to prove challenging legally, no?