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by euyyn 9y ago
> there might be a bit of friction there, but there's nothing that this approach doesn't get them that this product would There absolutely is. I'm fluent in English, and in a visit to Japan a couple months ago I found myse
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I understand the comment, but how does that apply to Google Translate specifically?
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I used it on my Pixel in a recent trip to Japan and it was a life saver. From translating signs and bus schedules, to communicating with a waiter that didn't speak English about an issue with my credit card.
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The original Chromebook Pixel was $1300 back in the day.
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> she took it into an Apple store What the parent is saying is that's precisely the difference. Your wife brought her phone to the manufacturer. The Nexus phones were not manufactured by Google. If I don't buy it from the Googl
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I've seen it branded as Nexus 6P and Huawei Nexus 6P; never Google 6P or Google Nexus 6P. Same thing with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. The Pixel, instead, is branded as the Google Pixel.
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What mechanism prevents people from applying it all the time in all cases, referring to potential "future criminal proceedings"?
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Again, neither of us are constitutional lawyers, but for an argument like that you have to present and challenge the arguments used in the actual sentence. Conspiracy theories without backing are only useful to those who gain political capi
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> OT conflict resolution as a layer on top of last-write wins Can you link to somewhere where this layering is explained? The www.firepad.io site has documentation on how to use the editor, but I'm interested in how "OT on to
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Is that an official reason, or speculation?
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The Google Home has supported multi-room speakers for a while (if not since the beginning), being able to use any Cast-enabled speaker. So that's not an advantage Amazon has; rather it's catch-up.
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You can say Hey Google and it works the same. I only say it that way, I prefer it much better.
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None of that has anything to do with Apple's own profit margins.
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> So the problem still exists It's obviously statistical. It exists, yes, but to a lesser extent.
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Honest question from someone that has no idea: Does training in these shitty conditions help performance in case of war, where those conditions might be necessary?
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Of course the situation was delicate, and required a great deal of negotiations and compromises; that's when democracy shines most, when all parts compromise to reach an agreement. I'm just stating that no, the writers of the Cons
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What I meant isn't that someone would have decided to start the process again, rather than that's what the law established. The choice presented to the people in the referendum wasn't "accept this or go back to a dictato
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Your courts on the other hand prohibited people from publishing a number. A number.
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Alternatively: You can do it your own way, as long as it doesn't conflict with the law. Like all other things in a democracy really.
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Well that's a bit my point: There's no meaning to "culturally distinctive ideas" in Europe, because all of our cultures are distinct. The only thing joining the continent together and moving the Union towards more integr
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What were these limits? What did the Constitutions allow the nobility do against the will of the king, assuming a king that wanted to uphold them? > nobody was above it. It's not like there was an independent judiciary branch with t
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Independence would be a modification of the Spanish Constitution, which can be voted on.
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Independentist Catalans have been freely expressing themselves nonstop for many years, and will continue to enjoy that freedom like everybody else.
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After Franco, Spain has been governed for 6 years by centrists, 21 years by socialists, and 14 years by the PP. The fantasy of "the Transición didn't take the francoists off the power" would need the likes of Felipe Gonzalez
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That isn't how things happened. Before the Constitution was even drafted, Suarez had put forward, and the francoist institutions had approved, the "Ley para la Reforma Política": https://www.boe.es/boe/di
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That is pure revisionism. > It was drafted by 7 hand-picked representatives, 4 of which were basically franchists Two out of the seven writers of the Constitution were Catalan (~1/3 of the writers for ~1/6 of the population). O
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> the force that the first amendment does in the United States Ah, give me a break, you guys had a court order prohibiting the dissemination of a number. A number.
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Maybe no one has challenged it because they don't see a problem with it?
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Why? Even the French agree with that.
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I'm a native speaker, yes. You say "The Spanish Constitution says Catalonia is a nationality". It does indeed (emphasis mine): La Constitución se fundamenta en la indisoluble unidad de la Nación española , patria común e ind

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