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by phpnode 5y ago
At least with WhatsApp you do have the contact's phone number, so you can reach them via SMS if necessary.
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by phpnode 5y ago
This article could have been written 10, 20 or 30 years ago with only the slightest of adjustments. We work in an industry with the constant need to learn new things and adapt to new ways of working, this will never change.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Thank you for speaking up for what is right.
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by phpnode 5y ago
I have no idea about your performance, I'm sure you're a great manager. I only noted your word choice because I've seen people talking this way about their reports and it doesn't reflect well on them.
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by phpnode 5y ago
The people who speak like this in my experience typically use that kind of terminology to highlight their own superiority, not realising that it has the opposite effect.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Probably avoid calling people minions if you can. Do you want to come across as someone who manages unimportant simpletons, or do you want to be perceived as someone who manages smart and interesting people? Build up those below you, don&#x
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by phpnode 5y ago
Maybe you mean Dooleys. It's toffee rather than coffee and is typically sold at extremely low end bars and nightclubs in the UK, or at least it was 15 years ago
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by phpnode 5y ago
What possible advantage would there be in doing so? Biden would gain nothing but criticism, be accused of supporting a traitor and so on. Doing the right thing is rarely politically sensible.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Why would they have any loyalty towards wikileaks? What is a useful idiot that has outlived it's usefulness?
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by phpnode 5y ago
1. That was way before the advent of smart phones and most technological surveillance techniques. 2. It was fictional.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Free to the makers of the device though, it's not like they were charging the manufacturers for paid promotions like an Instagram influencer would - they recommended this device to their associates because they thought this would help
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by phpnode 5y ago
The phrase "everyday occurrence" does not mean that something literally happens every day, it means that it happens commonly enough that it's not broadly notable. You derailed this comment thread by quibbling over the specifi
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by phpnode 5y ago
You're right of course, at the time of writing there were only 2 comments in this thread, and both were along the same lines which made the effect seem more pronounced.
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by phpnode 5y ago
One of Putin's defining characteristics is that he does not leave things to chance. Why wouldn't he use every tool and trick available to him in order to secure his grip on power?
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by phpnode 5y ago
I'm sure you didn't intend this, but your comment is strongly reminiscent of this classic Russian political tactic for dealing with criticism from the west: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by phpnode 5y ago
An asteroid impact is presumably not a man made disaster though, for the foreseeable future at least.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Now we just need a four letter initialism in order to describe this mechanism. Maybe JUDL? (JSON-based User-Interface Description Language), or if we were to switch the representation to something more SGML-like, maybe UIML (pronounced wee-
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by phpnode 5y ago
That title is unconscionable. Here's a link to the actual paper: https://www.pnas.org/content/118/35/e2107289118 edit: title was edited
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by phpnode 5y ago
Latency is the biggest problem with video meetings and I can only imagine it's worse with this. In normal human interaction you can see people's reactions to what you're saying and doing within microseconds of taking an actio
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by phpnode 5y ago
I'm sure aesthetics play a large role too, lidar is not only costly, it's bulky and ugly. To a layman the sole reliance on cameras seems like one of Tesla's biggest mistakes.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Fortune favours the brave, occasionally!
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by phpnode 5y ago
Markets and irrationality and solvency quote goes here
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by phpnode 5y ago
Stocks like Tesla have long been divorced from business realities so I wouldn't put too much stake in that
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by phpnode 5y ago
I still really prefer a hardware keyboard and miss my android G1 in many ways. I'm typing this on my touch screen phone and it's so much slower than texting was even on an ordinary numeric keypad with predictive text. For me touch
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by phpnode 5y ago
You would rather move the goal posts than acknowledge the issue?
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by phpnode 5y ago
You're underestimating the level of breakage here, it's not just a few tutorial sites it's tens of millions of websites, many unmaintained. Like them or not alert(), confirm() and prompt() are key pieces of functionality depe
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by phpnode 5y ago
Do you have any idea how much of the web will break if alert(), confirm() and prompt() are removed? Tens of millions of websites, many of which are no longer maintained will stop working. This is the destruction of the web over a UX issue -
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by phpnode 5y ago
the alert(), confirm(), and prompt() themselves interrupt normal browsing, so I'm not sure what you mean here. They're synchronous so block the main thread, but they also block other user interactions until they're dismissed,
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by phpnode 5y ago
That breaks the web by definition. There is no way to implement a non-blocking alert(), confirm(), or prompt() in a way that doesn't break existing code that uses them, and that's a lot of code, a lot of the web.
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by phpnode 5y ago
Tweets from Google employees who work on chrome: https://twitter.com/estark37/status/1422694855390629893 https://twitter.com/domenic/status/1422647331804037120 https://twitter

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