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Not only sensor size but the ergonomics. I agree that in daylight my iPhone 6S is basically as good as my somewhat older Nikon, but the way you handle them both in order to take a photo really play into the final quality of the image. The p
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I think the OP was referring that he doesn't care about the design of the machine, not that he doesn't care about design as in development.
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I'm not really understanding what is going on here and the article doesn't address that: 1 - Why do Germany and Netherlands even store their gold in the USA? 2 - Why shall the USA/FED have any saying about Germany wanting the
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Please give me a break, the great majority of the Turks living in Germany (just as an example) not only voted yes in the referendum but after it won there were major celebrations on the streets of a lot of big German cities by Turks living
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Seriously, stop trying to spread that notion that EU has to take care of everyone's problems. It doesn't! If the majority of Turks are brainwashed enough to support a dictator, mass incarceration and ties of their government to te
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Sorry for nitpicking, but it's not the cosmic rays, it's the cosmic rays secondaries cascade shower (produced high up in the atmosphere when a cosmic ray interacts with a particle there).
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The thing is, Pinboard can decide to just shut down and there it goes all your saved webpages. Besides, if you want to save the webpages and have full text search, you have to pay the premium package every year forever.
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If you have ever used the service, it probably has still almost full access to your gmail account (I noticed it had in mine). You can remove its authorisations at: https://myaccount.google.com/permissions
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Nvidia and Facebook announce Caffe2
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Look, I'm a big fan of the original Dune series (not of the mess Frank Herbert's son did after his death in order to make money out of his father vision - those books actually ruined a bit of the originals for me, I actually sugge
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> "The thing is, cities and office parks are increasingly built with the assumption you'll drive there to do business" Not in EU they aren't. At most they are being now built assuming you should go there by public t
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95% engineers in India unfit for software development jobs, claims report
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> "Shit code doesn't have nationality." It obviously has if they come from a country where education is generally shitty when in comes to know how to code. I'm not saying that's the case with India since I know
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I see, thank you for the thorough explanation. Also because my first guess would be to turn on an off the antena whenever I needed data, but after what you described I see that's not as straightforward and depending on the number of up
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Does this mean something for someone starting in React Native or the changes in that regard are just under the hood?
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It would be interesting to see the number of working hours for married men vs unmarried men. And I guess that data should actually be relatively simple to get. That could explain some unanswered questions in this article. I.E. If a married
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Yes, that's missing from my original post, but I meant about the same amount of data as with Sigfox but for WiFi. So, max will be about some 10K per day.
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Lovely to see ad hominen attacks are fine as long as it's against someone that doesn't share the extreme prejudiced views of the few that control the voting system in HN about social matters.
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Might be a very newbie question, but is there something like this for WiFi? I mean, something that like SigFox can run "6 months on 2 AA batteries" for WiFi for Arduino? EDIT: I meant the same amount of data as with Sigfox, i.e. a
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You clearly (either willingly because it suits your narrative or because you didn't actually read anything) are accusing me of something I not only clearly didn't do but something that I actually spoke against. Again: I'm al
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Handicap is not used in professional golf neither is age range, it's the best against the best.
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I see, aren't we denying people that are better at the job to compete this way just because of their gender? Clearly this must be gender discrimination. Let me explain: If I divide a competition between 100 men and 100 women instead of
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I never defended that women shouldn't be allowed to run, quite on the contrary. I just find it odd that people keep pushing for equal access and opportunities but then gladly accept complete gender discrimination in some occasions like
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I'm not sure how the Boston marathon works, but in other marathons there is also a blatant gender discrimination, after all, you have separate start and ending and prizes for men and women. If we aim for total indiscrimination, shouldn
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Well, at least where I live the problem seems to be one of availability of positions. Older scientists took all the positions and basically closed the doors to new entrants when it comes to any kind of contract (we work on scholarships), so
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"Sleep is the new status symbol." Seriously, I actually sleep quite a bit, but this guy comparing himself to an athlete at work, and also telling me that he has to sleep 11h in the days we goes working out is just plain bragging
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My answer was to: "It's the only browser on Android with AdBlock support that can seamlessly sync with desktop." Not to weather it collects your data or not.
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Opera does all that as well.
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Oh, so it's our fault that we asked for decades (while putting a lot of money there in EU lost funds) that: - Turkey brought their legal institutions to the modern times - that Turkey showed more respect for democratic and humanist
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People like you gravely mix two very different concepts: not giving even more help to someone with being at fault for that someone's problems. We can/should help those in need and in fact we do help those in need, but don'
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