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by jeromegv 5y ago
You are speaking as if the people dying by lack of treatments / surgery would have been avoided if COVID had been left uncontrolled, which is the total opposite. All the beds would have been occupied by COVID patients! That's what
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by jeromegv 5y ago
The one not artificially kept alive by a foreign power through a puppet regime.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
The money is about showing that there is a market for people who do NOT want what this other user finds appealing. Saying "no" is as important as saying "yes" when it comes to adding features to a platform.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
It's not obvious. You are uploading a photo to send to a friend, you don't know or expect that where this photo was taken is automatically used by Facebook to target you. Hell, most people wouldn't even know that the EXIF has
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by jeromegv 5y ago
On M1, Sublime is still faster than VSCode to open. The bouncing icon is not even done bouncing back down that the whole project is open in Sublime. Yes still very fast in Vs Studio, but there's always something nice about Sublime bei
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by jeromegv 5y ago
Sublime can do big files without any issue, the specific use case here is if it all sits on a single line. Most XML/Json files are not single line, but yes it happens.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
This was not a personal decision from the prime minister, this is from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization. You can disagree of course, but let's not lie and pretend that this is just Trudeau that woke up one morning and de
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by jeromegv 5y ago
And you literally picked the shortest one which isn't much better, the average commute is 53min per day in the US.
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by jeromegv 5y ago
You can get a GPS device that automatically pairs with satellite in the sky, regardless of the devices around it. Are you worried about someone putting a GPS device in your bag?
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by jeromegv 5y ago
All those things are possible with tons of device on the market, and has been possible for years. I don't really know what your point is. Yes, this can be used in a bad way. Just like the car you purchase can be used in a bad way, to k
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by jeromegv 5y ago
“They always try to screw you”. Wow. Wow. Wow. That’s how we end up with monopolistic companies. Instead of actually making an effort to look for great small business in your city, you’ve just going to spend all your money on Amazon and whe
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by jeromegv 6y ago
So far RIM consumer business went bankrupt and Apple keeps growing quarter after quarter. I would doubt that this strategy, which they have held for a decade on iOS is anything like RIM mistakes.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Hawaii https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2021/04/22/why-are-visitors-cr...
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Youtube removed support for the app, it's sad but it is what it is. It's like if an app stops working on your phone because the company no longer wants to support it. https://9to5mac.com/2021/03/04/y
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by jeromegv 6y ago
More than frontend, I use Tweetbot and nothing works at all since last night. "over capacity" , etc.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Sure, but twitter by nature is much more public. If you use your full legal name and decide to say something outrageous / attack people / etc, you can't be surprised if people take offense of it and report it in other medias.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
“I’ve heard”. It seems to me that in such a politicized topic, you’d want to google it before you spread this kind of information. I’ve heard you make a lot of things up. That doesn’t mean it’s true (or false). Let’s bring up some real info
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Quotation needed. All studies show the impact of flying as being much higher than driving, even when shared.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Couple days? Sure. 5 days?
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by jeromegv 6y ago
You are lying. Canada has ordered 7 times the amount of population. From different manufacturers. You’re making things up. Biggest problem of Canada? There’s no local manufacture. And yes you can blame the liberals for that. Your anti Chine
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by jeromegv 6y ago
At the end of the day, the customer is the one deciding what they will pay for based on what is available to them. Majority of apps are on Shopify. Customer has no knowledge of the dev tools and how hard they are to use.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
OP is wrong. While there’s a new version of the API after few months, they support older versions for 18 months. They have versioning.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
That was indeed a very confusing article to read, I couldn't finish it.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
There's actually a worldwide shortage of cocoa, it's apparently not that simple.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
There's a big difference between partisans doing that, and an actual president claiming the election is stolen for months, asking his supporters to march on the Capitol to deny the rights of voters to have their vote confirmed, calling
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by jeromegv 6y ago
There's also the classic of people leaving for San Jose Costa Rica and landing in San Jose California. Happened to a friend of mine, he wasn't too embarrassed by it because he shared the whole story on Facebook
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Let's say your company has a workforce where the minorities are only 5% but they are let's say 30% of the population. Would that be fair to assume that Color-blindness has failed? Or perhaps there is some kind of biais that was mi
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by jeromegv 6y ago
Yes, that's typically how it works for any industry. You get discount on bulk orders.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
If your SAAS wants to integrate with Shopify (which owns a majority of the market for SMBs e-com websites), telling your customers to switch to magento is a no-go.
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by jeromegv 6y ago
If you look through the history of Shopify, majority of their features are launched US first and sometimes never make it back to Canada. They also only bill in USD for their service and don't allow Canadian merchants to pay in Canadian

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