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by igrekel 7y ago
Bad for business but good for customers? I'd just assume that most of us are customers.
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by igrekel 7y ago
Stupid question: The article never says what ICE is, anyone can give a clue to non-americas readers?
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by igrekel 7y ago
That would be such a rookie mistake. Airlines don't do that, because 1) it creates bad habits with passengers 2) that's when the ticket has the highest value for customer who need to travel NOW 3) if they have remaining economy
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by igrekel 7y ago
I spent the first month and a half on a level 1 set up, basically an extension cord in my driveway and I was surprised that I only had to go to a faster charging station twice. One of these two times was just because I was curious to try it
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by igrekel 7y ago
I was shopping for an electric car just two months ago and you're right but I'd add that while Nissan now has the Leaf Plus with longer range, if you order one you only get it in 2020. Also, a lot of these options (Bolt, Kia Kona
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by igrekel 7y ago
Same here. That being said, I never felt it was difficult to switch on off the AC since if you just press the fan for about a second, it shuts it down. This is the sort of stuff I would have liked to be voice activated.
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by igrekel 8y ago
If you time your travels right, it often makes more sense to compare prices of sleeper trains to the price of a flight + one night at a hotel instead of the flight alone. Also trains often get you to city centres while most low cost airline
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by igrekel 8y ago
Well, I never got to needing a paid license so it never was a worry. I found the database size tended to grow more slowly than what I expected from past experience with MariaDB/MySql and PostgreSQL. All and all I found the killer reall
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by igrekel 8y ago
For some perspective, the original guide was produced to help the Canadian population to stay healthy during war induced restrictions. The later, and current version of the guide influence institutional kitchens that do not have dedicated n
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by igrekel 8y ago
I'd say canola is the default oil if you need fat that has little to no flavour itself in a recipe.
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by igrekel 8y ago
While it is not completely impossible, if political ramifications were the prime drivers, meat, dairy and grain would have a lot more space and would have suffered when comparing to previous version of the guide. The guide as likely little
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by igrekel 8y ago
I deployed a few web apps running on gemstone based on their community edition starter license. You can get a lot going just based on that and it really isn't as expensive as Oracle.
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by igrekel 8y ago
Yes, a sleeper train needs to be compared to a flight + a hotel room, not just a flight alone. DB going out of sleeper service was so sad. At least ÖBB took over some of it with their NightJet service and are replacing the rolling stock wit
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by igrekel 8y ago
Book early, check different departure times, or check Ouigo. It can quite cheap.
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by igrekel 8y ago
Gates and Jobs were both familiar with the DynaBook concept from Parc, I don't see how this would be a case where Jobs is taking Gates' ideas.
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by igrekel 8y ago
Exactly, what can you expect when in many cases, the flight costs less than the ride to the airport.
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by igrekel 8y ago
We sell to large, mostly state owned, corporations. In most cases that means going through answering Request for Proposals (RFP) where you need to show how you will meet a set of requirements for a price. Prior to issuing a RFP, often the
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by igrekel 8y ago
I was using a late 2011 that I had outfitted with 16GB of ram and a larger SSD, save for the screen, it performs comparatively to the latest models. Now, its graphics just went bad and Apple now considers it "vintage" and won&#x27
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by igrekel 9y ago
The province did take a stake when it provided assistance but the stake taken was on the CSeries program end not on BBD itself. And hat stake just got diluted a while lot by the deal with Airbus (going from 49% to less than 20%).
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by igrekel 9y ago
If you don't restrict "America" to the USA, this would probably count as an earlier initiative for creating a true reserve. http://ricemm.org/en/
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by igrekel 9y ago
Yes, big files has always been the major issue for me. I always kept sublime text around for some larger files and ultimately decided I would only stick with a single editor.
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by igrekel 10y ago
ExPretio | Montreal, Canada | DB Dev, UI/UX JS Dev, Lead QA, Deployment & Support Manager | ONSITE We provide software to help passenger transport companies do revenue/yield management. Know how plane tickets change prices? We
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by igrekel 10y ago
the article talks about the Mac Pro, I considered it but never pulled the trigger in part because OSX slows down dramatically when it is multitasking too much. Using large Linux machines for computation seemed much more appropriate.
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by igrekel 10y ago
When we had to choose a few months back, we picked Cap'n Proto over flatbuffers mainly over the fact that we liked the API better. I couldn't retrieve my notes from back then so I sadly can't point out. In any case, we never
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by igrekel 10y ago
Then you update and your Nvidia drivers stop working and can't get into X. Lose a day figuring out what happened. Try to take a screenshot and that no longer works either etc. etc. I love Linux as a dev environment but it has its shar
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by igrekel 11y ago
Don't worry, your French could be completely fine I'm a french Canadian and they often answer back to me in english.
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by igrekel 11y ago
Interesting idea but it the way it is currently done isn't that great. Most of the patterns I've seen are obvious simple things but they are missing a lot of content like : - What was the design's intended properties? - Expec
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by igrekel 11y ago
Personally I still have a seaside application, I sell the service so clients get a user account on the web application that I host myself. I wouldn't attempt selling the application as something a client would continue developing on.
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by igrekel 11y ago
Indeed, the big plus is really that when an error happens, you can save the state and open a debugger right where the problem happened resume execution. This was a big help when I'd get home at night, I would check if there were errors
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by igrekel 11y ago
Interesting, I used to think of the comparison between Anonymous and the "knights" in Serial Experiment Lain but now that you mention it, I now remember parts of it but feel I need to rewatch standalone complex.

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