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by jon889 7y ago
Can't you just use card?
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by jon889 7y ago
I don't understand why he decided to do his experiment after the students told him it was because they didn't understand the words in the book. But anyway, I think some of this is true that things like social media have gone to fa
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by jon889 7y ago
It's really easy to claim to make it easier to sleep in economy by adding a chair from short haul business class.. This doesn't fit in at all with making the seats as light and thin as possible to save weight and increase availabl
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by jon889 7y ago
Zulip looks great, but it also looks like the sort of thing I'd have trouble convincing everyone to switch over to because even though it might be more useful in the long term, in the short term its a bit more complicated (even though
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by jon889 7y ago
Even if they did warn him by automated email, when he finally got through to them it would be much more professional to say that he broke the agreement and that's the reason than string him along
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by jon889 7y ago
Well yeah sure, but a bird is quite different to a person, it's small and usually not on the floor. I just meant it seemed strange to detect an object but not do anything about it because it's not labelled.
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by jon889 7y ago
What does it matter what the "object" was, if anything/something is moving to intercept then the car should stop.
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by jon889 7y ago
Hence “most” not “all” backstreets. For example in soho Frith street could be fully pedestrianised, while the neighbouring greek street only accessible to taxis
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by jon889 7y ago
I wish cars were banned from most back streets in central London, it's really not necessary to have every small road accessible by car. The only exception is unloading/loading at commercial places but that should only be at certai
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by jon889 7y ago
I wonder what happens to .co.uk if the UK dissolves, which seems more possible than it should be after Brexit?
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by jon889 7y ago
How come we’re only starting to hear about UWB now? Has some development made it more feasible? As in why haven’t companies used it in previous products where location tracking has been an issue
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by jon889 7y ago
Does this include native shopping apps, but that use a web view for the checkout flow? Can’t quite wrap my head around the wording.
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by jon889 7y ago
Stack Overflow started going downhill when they stopped allowing "fun" questions. used to be that I'd go there, ask a question and browse through the questions, seeing which I could answer and also fun ones I could just read
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by jon889 7y ago
Uh, being fluid and “born this way” aren’t mutually exclusive. It’s definitely not that you wake up one day and decide now I’m gay. Maybe you wake up one day and decide today I’m going to act on it. And as it gets more acceptable in society
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by jon889 7y ago
You can zoom in to hit them. Personally I much prefer being able to see a tonne more content on the screen, then zooming in to interact with it. Then having a mobile site in which you see like 1 post per screen and the buttons are large.
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by jon889 7y ago
This is the biggest thing blocking us from moving from Slack to MM. With Slack you have the option of replying to a message in the channel and keeping it fully visible, just by replying in the main chat, so why don't you just do that a
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by jon889 7y ago
You can also use the mouse in the cod+tab switcher (if you didn’t know already)
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by jon889 7y ago
I'm a bit confused, that seems like the test did it's job, it found the faulty code elsewhere. (unless by elsewhere you mean in the test code) It just appeared to be flaky and was treated as such until someone looked into it.
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by jon889 7y ago
Wouldn't infrared cameras work better? Or does the forest blocks a persons heat?
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by jon889 8y ago
Yup I wouldn't want it every weekend. But the scale of Brexit is much bigger, its going to affect our country for decades. It just seems like there should be more protests rather than marches or at least civil disobedience
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by jon889 8y ago
I don't really understand how Paris has real protests almost every weekend, yet we're leaving the EU and we've just had a few marches. Marches do nothing, they're preplanned to cause minimal disruption, just make the peo
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by jon889 8y ago
They say that switching between Mac and iOS isn't as smooth and you have to go to the bluetooth menus. But switching between my iPad/iPhone/aTV has pretty much always been smooth for me. I do wish they'd do this for Mac
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by jon889 8y ago
But some of that income tax gets lost in the education system. It would be much efficient to just pay back to the school you went to. Then there’s no chance of it getting spent at levels above the school.
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by jon889 8y ago
Pretty much anyone with AirPods or wireless headphones couldn’t care less about the jack missing. It’s really not a big deal, anyone with wired headphones I know, just keeps the free dongke attaches to the headphones as if it was part of th
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by jon889 8y ago
How come multicast, bonjour etc doesn't work on enterprise networks? I've always wondered this because it would've been helpful several times.
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by jon889 8y ago
The “people in the local area paying money” is tax. And from what I hear of US police, there doesn’t seem to be much accountability, certainly nothing like in the UK.
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by jon889 8y ago
People wouldn’t mind paying taxes as much if they knew where it was going, instead of it going into a black box and no one really sure if it all makes it out to the needed services.
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by jon889 8y ago
This is basically the point of the police, imagine this crowdsourcing thing did exist, but instead of everyone being able to see it only a select number of people who had been trained how to capture people and bring them to the courts witho
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by jon889 8y ago
I understood it up to "Note how the compilation order is the reverse of the topological order (we’ll get back to this in a bit)." But then couldn't find where you got back to it, and can't quite understand why it's
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by jon889 8y ago
Almost all of it can be applied to not only Android phones but also Mac, and Windows. The problem is that everyone needs a slightly different set of features to be at the front. There is no way any software maker can surface the features a

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