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moogleii
12y ago
It seems to me using a plane would be a bit of a slippery slope then. A commercial airplane's main purpose is to access somewhere beyond one's own community, and the experiences of international travel to a foreign land will chang
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12y ago
Yeah, and I could have Googled it, too, but I asked here instead. But you got me. I went back to work after the section where they talk about not having a car, internet, or computer.
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12y ago
Hence, why I asked, smarty.
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12y ago
Did the missionary eschew modern technology in order to get to the Philippines? Got it guys, the answer is no. They use technology when it suits them.
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12y ago
Sure, and I wasn't attempting to correct you. Merely pointing out the original premise is not true.
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12y ago
The delete thing is actually not true https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8930181
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12y ago
> - Keyboard acceleration for application menus is more consistent and robust under Windows. Press Alt + the underlined letter of any menu... Definitely true. Although, the "common core" keyboard shortcuts are represented enoug
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12y ago
Ha, looks like my opinions hurt someone's feelings and got downvoted. Meh. >SHIFT-PRNTSCN? It's got a labeled key on the keyboard! Right. I meant it was less logical on OSX. Cmd-shift-3? Bizarre. And yeah, I had to google it ag
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12y ago
I don't really feel like Metro is going towards OS X at all, they seem to be strongly going their own way. >Outside of the "real" shell the entire UI doesn't seem to be designed for software professionals Interesting,
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12y ago
Well, it is easy. You just say it is, while your army of engineers slaves away in the background 6 days a week to prove you right. Tada! Pharaoh: "Pyramids? Pffft, easy."
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12y ago
Somewhat related: http://la.curbed.com/archives/2014/02/las_new_led_streetligh... NYC is supposed to complete its switch to LEDs by 2017 (but no idea on the current progress)
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12y ago
Looks like it encouraged sleeping out of the box at least!
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12y ago
Yeah, if you're going to do a 3d bar chart over a map, then I'd want to be able to zoom and rotate.
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12y ago
Theory would be the wrong term, too.
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12y ago
Very interesting, learned something new about ketchup!
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12y ago
I have a hypothesis. And I think it applies to your comparison with religion as well. It has nothing to do with the typical "sheeple" argument. Or at least, that's only half of it. It's a matter of "forces", eq
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12y ago
Auto posted and liked for me. Flagging as well.
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12y ago
Alas, if only you had been there 14 years ago to create that cleaner, yet performant solution.
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moogleii
12y ago
Huh? Chinese culture (whether we're talking about the losers of the civil war or the victors) is not nearly as hierarchical as Japan's (or Korea's).
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12y ago
BS. Half the comments would be slamming them that it's only for Safari (just look at the comments for the stories involving Apple's safari-only streams). I think skywhopper hit it on the head. Just good ol' abuse of the word
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12y ago
There are some odd policies here. There's the crazy non-compete clause (if those are allowed, the former company should pay for however long the clause lasts). Then there's the "Performance Improvement Plan." I don'
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12y ago
You should look into that.
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12y ago
Our team chose to use angular admittedly because of its popularity (it's also why we chose bootstrap over foundation, though that probably had smaller repercussions). Most of the rest of the team then ran off to work on other stuff, so
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12y ago
I could be interpreting your comment wrong, but it seems to put the onus heavily on the teacher, which seems a bit naive. My friend just started teaching in New York actually. And she specifically wanted to teach at a Title 1 school (i.e. p
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12y ago
$5. Not much but not insignificant. I'd rather AT&T just not lock it. Edit: I thought I had read $5, but now I can't find that source, so who knows.
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12y ago
That's pretty unfair. Should we label you the WW1 Trench Warfare Generation? Because rushing towards the machine guns might work this time. Heroic, and exceedingly hopeful, but ultimately an utter fail.
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12y ago
In addition to the page count people are mentioning, I don't think the Google factor is fair either. Almost anything can be googled, short of bleeding edge, very technical work. It's all about presentation/wording and how eas
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12y ago
So anyone know what the actual native res is?
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12y ago
I don't think this is supposed to align against Mac Pros (plus what people are already saying with the chipset memory limitation)
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12y ago
Exactly. If a dog views the same scene as me, and it presumably sees only black and white, did we see a different reality? No, we saw different colors.
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