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robben1234
3y ago
Delivery vehicles and drop offs double park, maintenance parks on the pedestrian path or in the no-parking alley. It's tolerated by all road users, including law enforcement. It already is this way, don't need to overengineer any
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3y ago
I'm not sure about cost comparison between 4G tower and 5G tower, but from consumer standpoint it feels like doing expenses for the sake of saving carrier's money. As consumer I get to pay for a compatible device, frequently pay m
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robben1234
4y ago
Here's an anecdote for you: Recently I needed a couple payslips translated from German to English and then certified. Google Translate can translate, but cannot certify. Professional licensed translator took significant amount of money
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robben1234
4y ago
Most things can only be learned through practice. Students skipping practice makes the whole system useless. Spinning wheels just to spin wheels.
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robben1234
4y ago
It is honestly the only thing that is missing for me as a daily Deck user with dozens of games from the backlog finally getting installed and receiving attention.
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4y ago
>That said, I admit that I would also expect error handling to be addressed in any piece of software written for any purpose. I always view assignments and live coding in interviews as a startup that has runway of an hour or two. Would e
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4y ago
I worked on multiple Django monolith projects in the past years where parts of it with heavy client-side logic were offloaded to tiny Vue.js applications injected into the html template. If data requires reloads or manipulations a side rest
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robben1234
5y ago
For some reason aesthetically I prefer the coal-covered limestone buildings. They are just pleasing to look at. So in a way I find it strangely disappointing that they get pressure washed.
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robben1234
5y ago
Most people don't like driving. People might like their cars for the freedom of movement they provide - like being able to transport cargo without a headache; being able to go on a weekend trip with family; etc. But they certainly don&
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robben1234
5y ago
>It's a shame there's basically no country in the anglosphere designed for pedestrians like most European countries. Was also a bit confused why Britain and Ireland are not considered by the parent. Sure, they do not have as go
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5y ago
Using Apple Maps in the few spots they actually care to fully support, and using Apple Maps anywhere else in the world is a very different experience. While Google is able to deliver more or less the same product almost anywhere.
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robben1234
5y ago
Refugees and skilled migration are different things.
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robben1234
5y ago
Porn only "fixes" loneliness if you have the feeling unconditionally linked to sex, which in a way is quite sad.
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5y ago
>we went from households with one breadwinner to two. What did it bring us? You are assuming the US had a choice in whether its population has to start working in the latter part of XX century. Single breadwinner thing, along with cheap
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5y ago
Extinct elephants and destroyed reefs are small steps towards the total annihilation of humanity. It'd be much easier on personal level for everyone to justify not using plastic and voting for people who prioritize sustainability over
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5y ago
I saw a Trabant recently at the local post warehouse location during the lockdown when government nationwide decided to refuse people from using public transport, so anything that at any point in history was roadworthy got back on the road
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5y ago
Modifying client code (especially with an addon you do not control) and then complaining to the original code owner when functionality stop working is wrong. Analytics and ads are annoying, I get it. However if you use an automated script t
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5y ago
>Same with cars, extra premium equipment has basically no value for people that are buying used cars. It mostly doesn't impact price as is, but the top equipped car will get much more traffic from potential buyers and therefore can
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5y ago
No real data, but in my decades of gaming I didn't really hear of people buying the top card in hopes to resell it later and make it affordable. In my experience people buy what they can afford. So mostly *60/*70 (Ti) Nvidia cards
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5y ago
Sitting in a lobby chatting on Discord with the team while waiting for someone to come back from a "short" afk is literally half of my hours in CS:GO. Not even gonna count the amount of time spent just running around Dalaran in Wo
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5y ago
What about non-regular smokers? Anecdotally I smoke once a month to once a year (sometimes not cigarettes but vape, hookah, cigars) and feel the stress relief without going into cycles. Even when I was semi-regularly vaping nicotine heavy l
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5y ago
Bigger city density means less demand on outskirts and easier life for anyone who wants to live there, i.e. cheaper prices, less regulations, smaller commute.
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5y ago
There's another app that still hasn't been flooded by commercial transportation using it as an advert platform: BlaBlaCar. In my experience in Ukraine and Poland over the years there's been only a few times when it was a comp
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robben1234
5y ago
Try to solve the problem described by the book or research using your Google skills and once you fail you'll appreciate the resource that gives more insight more. Giving yourself more context to the subject makes things interesting. If
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robben1234
5y ago
It's the age of stupid smart vehicles. My favorite is 2018 Panamera heading into the sea[0] with no one at the driver's seat during a test. [0] RU - https://youtu.be/nKMk3q7bHjA?t=564
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6y ago
The implementation of Diya has probably nothing to do with that, as it was a pretty common PR topic for the police to find and seize stolen passport / tax data for at least the last decade. With so many government agencies having their
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6y ago
It's all every species are though. Consume the resource, survive yourself. There's a natural way of balancing the amount of consumers if resources aren't enough. Wolves population will die out to a smaller number if there
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6y ago
How do you know if you have it? When trying different wines all I can notice is how strong the alcohol tastes. The same thing about vodka and other stronger drinks. I can notice change of flavor in beer and food more or less fine.
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6y ago
>Article makes me glad I'm using Django. This was my main thought throughout reading it. So many things to consider and difficult issues to solve it seems they face a self-made database hell. Makes me appreciate the simplicity and s
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6y ago
TM:PE allows to forbid lane switching close to the intersection forcing them to pick a lane earlier at higher speed and not break the flow. To do so use the yellow+red circles tool, pick a road node and press Shift+S. Repeat until traffic g
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