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elboru
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Painfully slow, that's how I describe it too. Right now I'm on a remote location, where internet is delivered by antennas, bandwidth is not much of a problem but latency is high. I've got used to it for most sites, but not wi
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Was it difficult to get the early users? What did you do to get them to use your websites?
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What kind of investments? I started considering diversifying my ingress, I want some freedom so I want to invest, any recommendations?
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I also like to think they were built thinking outside the box, because that box didn't exist yet. I think we should stop from time to time and think about our designs, is this the only and perfect way to design it? or maybe I'm ju
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I guess I was not clear in my point. It's weird to me that the young Earth is widely associated with Christianity, not that some believe is weird or not by itself. Also I never said Christianity is not weird, at least not from a non my
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Thank you I think you explained it really well. >The whole young earth thing is strangely popular in America but not really strongly held in general mainstream Christianity or (I believe) in mainstream Judaism. I’m not American, so it ha
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That’s scary, we all like to judge others’ actions in order to feel morally superior, but what percentage of people would actually do something when they see their peers, friends, colleagues and superiors doing bad stuff? It’ll be always e
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Me neither mate, don’t get me wrong I’m not an apple fan, I’m just sharing my experience, if they don’t fix their current models I’ll go for a surface pro when the lifespan of my Mac is over.
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I've been using mine for the past 5 years without needing any service at all, let's hope Apple learns from its latest mistakes in their newer models.
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Plus it rarely needs any service at all, well at least that's true for old models (I don't know about new models). I bought my first MacBook Pro in 2013 and it's still running just like the first day, it has been an amazing e
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I really never understood the hate, I had the first version and it was amazing, the UI looked a lot better and futuristic than iPod’s (at least for my taste), it fell solid and well done, it had video output which replaced my dvd at the tim
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There must be a market for less sweet sodas. I don't like excessively sweet food nor excessively sweet drinks, I like sweet stuff but not on the level must products are. It's really difficult (at least in my city) to find balanced
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It always amazes me how life handles exceptions, this kind of studies remind me of QA testers trying to break my code. Scientists being the testers, the body being the application, and DNA being the code.
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I'm 31 and I think I'm reaching that point, at least regarding smartphones. I bought the iPhone X and I think it'll be the last flagship phone I'll buy, unless a real great innovations appears in the horizon. Phones are
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Wow, I would have loved to be friends with all the guys in this thread. I didn't have a single friend with this kind of interests, none of my friends would be interested in creating stuff instead of just consuming it.
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Inbox was the first tool that helped me reach "inbox zero". I really liked the feel of seeing the cute landscape after I was done with my email. Anyways I saw this coming since they took a lot of time to update their app for the i
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I'll go with "learned behavior", although my argument is 100% anecdotical, my dad grew up in a rural are in a tough period of time when food was not guaranteed, he learned to eat everything from an animal and he learned not t
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Don't forget tripitas (intestines that have been cleaned, boiled and fried), and just for clarification, people don't eat them only because they don't want to waste or because they're cheap (actually tripitas are expensi
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I don't like how youtubers feel obligated to produce a certain amount of videos per week. I would prefer one or two videos per month with good quality than three or four per week with clickbait titles.
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A real amateur would have figured out how to write everything in a single function.
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Legit question, what don't you like about it and why?
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Really? from what part of Mexico? I'm Mexican and I've never heard someone addressing their father as "sir" (señor) not even "father" (padre) we usually use "dad" (papá), even using "usted"
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I didn’t know that, I’ve only been to Amsterdam, what is different in other cities?
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VS Code has a terminal integrated in its interface and it’s just a short key away from view. You don’t really need to point and click.
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It's easy to speculate when there are infinite "what-ifs". If AGI (artificial general intelligence) development is technically possible and if they're really able to recursively self-improve themselves to become semi-god
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That’s something I like about Airbnb, it will give you different categories to rate
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Well then the opposite will be true, 2 or 3 stars will mean the place is really bad.
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I'm working on a expenses tracker app, I hope I could find a similar way to input money expenses. Pulling out the phone/unlocking it/opening the app/entering data sounds easy, but it's not when you have to do it sev
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SPAs too, it will depend on every project, of course, but a lot of projects don't actually need a REST API, and don't need a client side SPA with all the bindings and parameters coming and going, a lot of projects will be perfectl
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I'm a C# developer who has been learning React for the past year, and it really is an exhaustive job to look for the right JS library for every case, this is my process: 1. Facing a code task. 2. Asking myself, should I reinvent the wh
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