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11y ago
Excuse my ignorance but I only have experience in JS and not any other "advanced" or well-established programming langs, how's thin arrow syntax gonna fix this prob that fat arrow can't?
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May I ask what do you mean by "single arrow function"? Do you mean thin arrow fn(s)?
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11y ago
Apple is basically sticking it to Google here. They want to weaken their competition in the ad space to have more room and leverage for its products. Time for the anti trust bodies to look seriously into their practices.
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11y ago
Can you confirm that actually inverting a BT or solving other similarly probs would have been part of his future job at Google? If so, they were consistent in disqualifying him in spite of his awesome track record, fame or "street cred
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11y ago
Definitely! I have tried Puritan's Pride products and they helped me a lot to get over those ugly sleepless nights without the nasty and horrible effects of those sleep aid meds.
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11y ago
words of advice to the author of this piece: Just take a vacation and go somewhere new and interesting and then unwind for some time and after you clear up your mind, re-evaluate your decision and see what's good for you going forward
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11y ago
Does "mare" hold any sexual connotations? Because in our case, it could mean that the female is attractive and has good physique esp. stature or it's implied that she has good sexual appetite/stamina and that's why
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11y ago
To help HN audience acquiring knowledge in human communication or polishing up their people skills. We all know that techies in general are not the best oral communicators out there. So, this piece and many others like the one submitted yes
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11y ago
You're missing the point here Abruzzi. These customs are mainly put in place or evolved to govern the interactions between strangers not between friends and family although they apply nevertheless. So, when it's customary around t
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11y ago
"You move and look like a very strong horse". I think he meant mare not horse here but I can't really be sure because here in Egypt we have these same "terms of endearment" for attractive women like (Farasa: mare,
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11y ago
So, from that angle, I don't want my children to see my wealth as their wealth, or my success as their success. I would like them to view my success as the result of hard work and perseverance, and an example of what they can achieve,
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11y ago
Just to add something, in our culture Egyptian that is, we mostly behave and act like Americans when it comes to these forms of courtesy. We expect people to exchange (Shukran: Thanks), (Afwan: Welcome), (Lao samahet: please) and so on and
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My two cents: Usually, acting very polite and formal in informal settings could send the wrong message to people around you from certain cultures as it would be interpreted as the speaker establishing barriers between him/her and the r