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elros
11y ago
I'm not accusing the author of anything, I'm accusing you of thinking retina Macbooks are somehow cheap and accessible. I also dont't think the comment you were replying to was expressing a dislike of Apple. Basically, I thin
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11y ago
The cheapest Macbook you can find with a retina display costs $3200 in Brazil. That's more than double the price you quote, and we're not even accounting for purchase-power differences in the currency itself. To put it in perspect
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11y ago
> In other words, get into the whole project / community / culture. Could you elaborate on that? Which resources do you think would be useful to be followed to get into the culture and community?
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11y ago
Why? `const` isn't that much immutable than `let` is. For any reference type that's bound to a variable with `const`, you can mutate it without getting errors. This was very confusing to me at first, even though I understand the m
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11y ago
This is just gold: view-source: http://home.mcom.com/home/welcome.html :-)
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11y ago
I've always been fascinated by this sort of architecture, but never knew its name. Now I can look up all about it! Thanks!! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brutalist_architecture
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11y ago
Wow, that's insane! I hope you guys (I'm assuming USA) fix this system soon. In countries with a developed health care system, this sort of thing does not happen.
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11y ago
> It already can't be cheap or easy to have a car in Paris, people probably have them because they are worth it, which means the alternatives suck. The public transportation system in Paris is excellent, maybe the best in Europe. Us
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11y ago
I think the whole point is precisely to make it impractical to own or rely on a car.
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11y ago
Well, you're assuming the content does not live inside the app. In my situation, and in many others, it does.
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11y ago
>Server Side Rendering: Uh, the whole idea behind stuff like angular is decoupled frontends from your server. Build a REST API and point angular at it; no need to ship layout code with services. This is not a solution because the lack of
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11y ago
While I do understand that in the USA the transportation culture is very different, my European self can't help but equate that to "My only issues are with the two only modals everyone uses daily" :-)
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Moviepilot Raises $16M for Its Fan-Centric Publishing Platform
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
Reminds me of a rug my mom had when I was growing up <3 Stuff of nightmares is a bit subjective.
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11y ago
I do seem to remember being taught in school that the definition of species is "organisms that can reproduce and generate fertile offspring". Apparently, though, it's not that simple: https://en.wikipedia.org/
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11y ago
I think both parent and grand-parent just haven't seen Vice enough to get the full picture. While I'll grant the fact that some of their channels err on the side of fluff, I do consider the fact that they routinely send journalist
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11y ago
I'd guess all three of them?
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elros
11y ago
But did anyone at any point doubt it?
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11y ago
I'm not sure how much that's the case. For many years now, Paris' lines 1 and 14 have been fully automated. I've been to Toulouse last year and their whole subway system – albeit small – is automated. I'm also pret
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11y ago
Regarding the Chevy Nova, I always found that story very hard to believe. While it may seem plausible for someone who does not speak Spanish, someone who does would quickly note the fact that "no va" is pronounced /no'βa
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11y ago
I'd be really interested in knowing how do they do the phonetic matching. Things like, the nonexistent English word "bocket" sounding like Brazilian slang for blowjob ("boquete"), but only when spoken the way a Braz
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11y ago
Not a startup, but yesterday I was impressed with the font Skolar, which name I mistakenly remembered as Skola, and apparently it's considered close enough to "Chola", which is Hindi for clitoris. The "level of worriness
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11y ago
Same thing here in Berlin, Germany.
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11y ago
> it matters only that they're foregoing whatever else they could be doing with their life in order to make this deal That is so sad it almost makes me weep. I am thankful every day that I get to both work with cutting-edge tech, be
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11y ago
I've been working in Germany for three years now. Can back up OP completely.
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11y ago
Sure, here are my 2¢: Aggregated numbers for last week show Edge at 0,01% of the ~12.400.000 sessions. The numbers for yesterday show 0,31% of the ~1.700.000 sessions.
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11y ago
I'd guess its focus on penetration testing.
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If you're gonna be so delicate about it, at least get it right. I think there are a bunch of different ways of pluralizing English nouns. Oxen and geese think so too...
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11y ago
It really depends how south you go :-D
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11y ago
Let's say, a coder with significant law knowledge, such that he knows more about law than all the other coders and more about code than all the lawyers, in a given company.
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