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by koyote 11y ago
That sounds pretty much like an ideal interview process. But do you think this is easier to do if you get less candidates (looking at your location, I am assuming you only get a small fraction of candidates than if you were located in, say,
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by koyote 11y ago
I think that's what he meant by "[...] if I had looked at Dijkstra’s shortest path algorithm and breadth-first search one day before my interview, this would have been a trivial problem to solve [...].". Sure, BFS is 'ea
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by koyote 11y ago
This is great news! Last time I used it (more than a year ago) it was still felt quite buggy. That being said, has anyone successfully used Xamarin or have an example of a large and successful app built with it?
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by koyote 11y ago
In London about 95% of my Uber drivers were named Mohammed whereas most of the black cab drivers I've encountered seemed to be white. Uber is just as popular in London than in the US so at least here that does not seem to play a role.
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by koyote 11y ago
Some of them sort of do or are trying to do this already. Arsenal actually bought StatDNA, a football data analytics company, a couple of years ago. So time will tell how they will use this to their advantage.
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by koyote 11y ago
Hangouts is a decent alternative although for some reason it is not always reliable either.
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by koyote 11y ago
Yeah that is exactly my point. Additionally Amazon has added more and more hurdles to the buying process such as add-on items and items shipped from a merchant who has his own shipping charges which do not count towards the 'free shipp
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by koyote 11y ago
Ah, nice one! Can't believe I paid the extra 9p for a pill box instead :)
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by koyote 11y ago
Amazon without prime is just frustrating at this point (and the price for prime is not worth it for the majority of people). In the UK minimum shipping is £20: I recently bought an item for £19.99 and had to buy a random tiny item for £0.
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by koyote 11y ago
Well maybe now with them throwing more resources towards it it will improve? One can only hope.
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by koyote 11y ago
Or an encrypted messaging system that terrorists often use; like WhatsApp.
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by koyote 11y ago
Am I the only one who has always thought of the Apple UI to have always been form over function/usability by a long shot? I remember the first time I used an iMac: I spent about half an hour trying to figure out how to eject a CD. A co
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by koyote 11y ago
I still have that 'loyalty bonus'. I wonder if my 25GB will drop down to 5GB now?
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by koyote 11y ago
Having not used anything by Logmein or heard much about them, what's the reasoning behind wanting to jump ship asap? Are they just bad at running a company or are you scared they will sell your data or similar?
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by koyote 11y ago
WFIW, in Luxembourg a TI V200 is required as part of the final secondary school exam for maths and economics. The V200 being one of the most expensive models. Why that specific model was chosen, I am not sure, but I guess that for exams the
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by koyote 11y ago
I am in the same boat. Wireless charging seems to be something very few people use, but those that do love it so much they would not want to trade it. Being able to simply lay my phone on my bedside table at night and have it fully charge
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by koyote 11y ago
How would you go about implementing activeUser.Delete()? I guess you would have to replace the object and return a new DeletedUser and then make sure that your activeUser object is not referenced anywhere else?
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by koyote 11y ago
I think the driver situation has vastly improved from Windows 7 and even more since 8 and 10. I have reinstalled Windows on quite a few laptops and desktops and have been quite surprised with how much works straight out of the box these day
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by koyote 11y ago
According to the government's own site, people on ILR without a BRP do not need one at any time unless they are moving their visa to a different passport [1]. I also do not see any mention of it needed to get employment [2]. Having d
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by koyote 11y ago
So does anyone know what they used to build the 'unified' app UI? If I remember rightly they used WPF on Windows in earlier versions. Is the UI now abstracted using a third-party framework/inhouse framework?
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by koyote 11y ago
Hah, but they recently removed the Verge app from the android store to get people to use the mobile site instead.
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by koyote 11y ago
Wow, I had never heard of that one before. What were they even thinking? How could that have ended well in any way? I wonder if there's more to that than the Wikipedia article tells (like a disgruntled exec who wanted to take the compa
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by koyote 11y ago
Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou airport definitely have water fountains. So I'm not sure what you are talking about. Maybe some of the smaller regional ones?
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by koyote 11y ago
Can't you just use Google Voice on Three's 4g connection/Wifi to make/receive calls/texts on your Google Voice number using Hangouts? What's the purpose of the two SIPs?
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by koyote 11y ago
Feel At Home basically means that your mobile will act the same as if you were in the UK. Sending a text from the UK to a (for example) Spanish number incurs a cost outside of your allowance. So that same text would also incur a cost when
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by koyote 11y ago
Reading all these comments about how ADP is the worst for any of its online tools (and in my experience, it really is), could someone enlighten me as to why so many companies use them? Is there no alternative?
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by koyote 11y ago
I would disagree, it might have been a while but there was quite a bit of hooliganism during the WC98 in France: http://www.nytimes.com/1998/06/16/sports/world-cup-98-fans-s...
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by koyote 11y ago
How did you report the bug? I always found it incredibly difficult to report anything to Microsoft and usually only get a 'we have reported it to engineers and it will be fixed some day' message.
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by koyote 11y ago
You can be a citizen (or national) of the United Kindom (of GB and NI) but not simply of Great Britain though. It also makes it a pain to find, I spent a good amount of time looking through different entries (UK, United Kingdom, British, En
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by koyote 11y ago
"We found users in the US typically use more data and the alternative plans start at around 500MB." This is interesting considering that the UK providers generally provide more data to users for less money than US providers (with

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