relaia

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   by relaia 13y ago

   27?
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   by relaia 14y ago

   In the UK they are both; the back of the 'near' traffic lights for you act as the 'far' traffic lights for the opposite drivers, and vice-versa. This allows you both to see the lights at the junction, and to see them easier on approach, eve
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   by relaia 14y ago

   > The street signs are in weird spots, or are non existent. (Disclaimer: I haven't been to Ireland, but I do live closeby in the UK). I find this interesting, because I found exactly the same thing true when I first went to San Francisc
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   by relaia 15y ago

   I think he more means like the "Background Send" lab in Gmail, which gives you progress ("Sending in background..." -> "Sent.") while still allowing you to continue to browse the UI. The default "Sending..." notation blocks you on the s
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   by relaia 15y ago

   One of the Gmail labs allows you to do this (assuming I understand what you mean) - it's called "Background Send". So instead of blocking and showing the "Sending..." message, it redirects you to the main inbox and shows a "Sending in backg
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   by relaia 15y ago

   This 'job shopping cart' thing is interesting to me, as is your desire to 'let Google match the skills up with a set of jobs', because basically I had the complete opposite experience when (successfully) applying for an internship with Goog