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by neor 7y ago
Sure, but there still is a huge difference in the way staff deals with it. When my daughter of three weeks old was in the hospital she needed to get some checks at night. Some doctors would walk in with a little flashlight, do the checks an
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by neor 8y ago
They don't use Electron. Their website states that they don't plan to release Windows or Linux versions because of the large amount of native MacOS API's they use making it very time consuming and costly to make a cross-platf
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by neor 8y ago
I wish I could make the switch. New MacBooks are costing our company 4500+ each, but most of us don't want to go to Windows. This sounds like a good solution, but I'd probably miss out on a good alternative to Sketch or Zeplin whi
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by neor 8y ago
They do this a lot, they ask manufacturers to create custom versions. With computers or laptops it could be a unique configuration, a combination of harddisk size and memory not sold elsewhere. This way the store can give you a "lowest
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by neor 8y ago
> Pick the former? Say hello to waking up in darkness with the sun rising at 9 during winter. If I recall correctly the EU prefers their members to choose this because most people prefer more daylight at the end of the day. I hope they d
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by neor 8y ago
Disclaimer; I live in a very moderate climate. So I don't know how this would scale to hotter cities. My home is equiped with what would translate to a "heatpump". Its a system that uses the warmth deep in the earth to help h
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by neor 8y ago
Yep, antibiotics are the lesser evil. The only thing I really don't agree with is how easily and how much it is used in our food production. Toxins move up the food chain, and with humans being pretty much the top of that chain we shou
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by neor 8y ago
Are the movies underwhelming or was Star Wars in the past more amazing because you were younger? For me there are two big positives to the earlier movies; the original trilogy was amazing because it was something new and it was my introduct
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by neor 8y ago
Sometimes it really is a thin line. In my country (The Netherlands) police sometimes check all cars passing a temporary checkpoint. They check if you have open fines, paid your taxes etc. When really expensive cars pass those checkpoints th
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by neor 9y ago
Wow never knew, I had looked into it a year ago and they only said that you could cancel the current FB shared account and register a new one based on e-mail account. However; that would make me lose all playlists, stored music and I'd
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by neor 9y ago
I've been wanting to delete my FB account for years. Stupid me has it connected to a bunch of other services though by using single sign on feautures... Most used of those services is Spotify and they still don't offer a way to di
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by neor 9y ago
Years ago I read a blog that I always remembered, very summarised it stated that even though developers logging a lot of overtime are generally considered to be hard workers most of them actually are horrible at planning their work. The dev
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by neor 9y ago
To me personally; not much. The main difference is walking out of the room with a pull-request setting up the structure in code instead of walking out the room with a photo made of a whiteboard.
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by neor 9y ago
I don't agree, pair/mob programming has its benefits. In the early stage of starting a project you need to set up the structure of the application you are going to build. The architecture, and rough outline of where what needs to
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by neor 9y ago
"In the particle's reference frame, the photon would move away from it at the speed of light." For some reason I've never been able to wrap my head around this. Anyone know a good explanation for this stuff?
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by neor 9y ago
"and nowhere are they so direct as they are in Amsterdam" Rotterdam is a lot more direct than Amsterdam.
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by neor 9y ago
Valve has slowly transitioned from a game developer to a platform developer. They make more money with Steam than they would ever do with a single game, and with Steam they have done the entire gaming community a huge service. I have always
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by neor 10y ago
I can manually set the time i go to sleep, playing with that setting moves around the "curve" of bright/dimmed light. I have set it so that flux thinks I wake up in the middle of the night, so it dims the screen in the early
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by neor 11y ago
Apple isn't doing this to save the web, they are doing this so developers will be forced to create a native app to show ads and make some money. Easiest way to show ads in a native app on iOS... oh wouldn't that be iAd service in
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by neor 11y ago
A huge problem with F1 is how the money is divided. Ferrari gets 100 million for being Ferrari, championship winning teams get well over 150 million and the small teams get nothing to 10 million. If the money would be divided more fairly th