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by paublyrne 6y ago
I don't turn it on until at least 8PM. TV on during the daytime hours is somehow depressing, unless it's some sort of live event.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> If the option was a mac with privacy vs a mac without privacy but $10 cheaper OP was comparing the Kindle with ads discount to an imaginary Mac without privacy discount.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> Whilst I agree with the sentiment, it does occur to me just how many kindles I see with ads. True, although the price difference for the Kindle is about 20%. If the discount on a Macbook Air was similar, I'm sure it would be well
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AZD1222 vaccine met primary efficacy endpoint in preventing Covid-19(astrazeneca.com)
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Agree that can be an issue. Often it's not worth the energy doing that. But without the linter there's a good chance you'll end up discussing the formatting in code review which doesn't really benefit anyone.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> , whether default or customized. This comment comes with the the smell of the idea that there is a right and wrong way to format code, when in fact with, Ruby at least, there's a lot of nuance that can be added in the way the arti
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Of no one will ever agree with every choice made by a linter, whether default or customized. I would rather work in a team that agrees to follow some set of conventions than than one in which everyone does things the way they prefer persona
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Anecdotally I still see it listed a huge amount, as much as ever. Much of the time the apps are more than a couple of years old. I do think the number of startups who will create a new Rails application today as their primary application i
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Sorry, who or what is RMS?
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by paublyrne 6y ago
A senior developer though should be able to get productive with a new language in a few weeks. It's not such an investment ....
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> Apple said the update violated an App Store rule that doesn’t let developers show “irrelevant” information to users. I'm curious which rule this is and to what or whom the information needs to be irrelevant to to be in breach.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
The official Rails guides are worth reading and even if you don't want to use Rails are worth checking out as an example if how to do a framework guide well.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
I knew the difference between a gigabit and a gigabyte but didn't know there were official symbol units for them. According to Wikipedia a gigabit is indeed Gb and a gigabyte is GB. Having the only difference be case was always bound t
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by paublyrne 6y ago
I can't view the Japanese link but the French article mentions nothing about connecting to the internet, or "WI-FI". Wouldn't a ship have satellite internet?
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by paublyrne 6y ago
I assumed you might be looking for clients in the US. If that's the case I do think it pays to price yourself up rather than down.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
I think you don't want the kind of client who wants a website for $150. Good clients will be turned off by the low price. I'd try going for a less bargain basement look and pricing structure.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Elixir for one. Yes it works best when you have one argument to pass, as the first argument is passed implicitly. https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/Kernel.html#%7C%3E/2
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by paublyrne 6y ago
That's a nice idea, like how Google doodles link to some background information.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
It seems at the moment anyway that the poster's most downvoted comments are the ones where he calls people dumb and uses a less than civil tone.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Isn't this just a matter of perspective. You are being debited by the third party, meaning they are requesting money. The bank credits your account with money when they put something in your account.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
This seems plausible if induced labours were not excluded from the data sets.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Spotify do regional pricing, the cost in India is about a tenth of what it costs in the United States. I don't know if Coursera do the same but I don't see why they couldn't.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Could you expand on what you mean by not handling properly? I don't work with non stereo audio and mostly use Logic but I assumed something like Nuendo would have excellent multi channel support as it's targeted at audio for film.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> Eddie Irvine spent 4 years as n.2 to Schumacher pretty happily, only changing teams because Jordan offered more money I think you mean Jaguar. He moved from Jordan to Ferrari.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Yes I suppose that's true.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
> my patients – who run the gamut from far-left anarchists to far-right gun nuts This strikes me as an off way for a mental health professional to publicly refer to his patients, even anonymously ...
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by paublyrne 6y ago
In the case of a library that would make this a breaking change you could add the new key rather than changing it, and support both while flagging old key usage with a deprecation warning.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Urban dictionary can be useful for looking up pop culture terms, but it's not the place to go for canonical definitions ....
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by paublyrne 6y ago
Perhaps he'd been browsing hacker news.
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by paublyrne 6y ago
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