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My guess is the next iPhone or the one after that will drop lightning altogether, and just use induction charging, and wireless for all I/O.
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I want a device API for third party keyboards, and a split toolbar more for split keyboards. So that third party ergonomic keyboards can be developed building on this.
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If I had to take some wild predictions/hopes, I'd say: - The Thunderbolt Display live on with the iMac, the new iMac having a new Thunderbolt target mode, allowing USB-C Macbooks to use all its peripherals/ports,
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Would you mind elaborating the flaws you see in them? Curious to see other point of views. Personally, I am more of an in-ear earphones user, so I am more drawn to e.g. Bragi earphones, but even then I am missing the option of custom in-ear
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I think you are overlooking a number of things, first of all the code examples are not just prettier they are faster as they bypass test conditions. Save possible compiler optimization or CPU branching strategies which I am not too famili
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That's a good start but a probably the wrong interface for it, "non-native" in the context, a command initialized by voice should present the options by voice.
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When Gordon Murray designs a truck, it's worth paying attention. The McLaren F1 road car pioneered a lot of new and creative technology that is still trickling down in consumer cars today, while remaining an excellently built car loved
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It's not harsh, but your reply just proved the point of either how little Americans know about their immigration system or how it much nonsensical it is. According drinchev, I can assume that when his/her friend turned 18 she woul
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Please tell us more...!
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This goes both ways: (1) a ban on a country is usually there for a temporary reason of leverage on leaders/system of government on which the citizens may have a varying degree of control through different means. (2) However, a ban on a
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If you judge Trump by what he says, you're in for a big surprise. It is true he claim to be non-interventionist, but on the other hand he nurtures antagonization, so what good does it do if he ends up forcing interventions through prov
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There are two (or more) dimensions around these issues: (1) is being open to commerce and immigration for law-abiding entrants, and nurturing friendships with other nations while respecting their sovereignty. This is considered a good thing
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Worthy quote from that article: "While import substitution policies might create jobs in the short run, as domestic producers replace foreign producers, economics theory shows that in the long run output and growth will be lower than i
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I agree with you, I feel this way about async/await and felt similar about ES6 classes ans various other features. Perhaps one advantage is it makes the language "look" more appealing to beginners, almost all of whom are fami
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At first, I thought this was something similar to CSS Modules (which, btw solved mostly all my grievances with packaging CSS in a large application), but this is something much more akin to Bootstrap or Foundation.
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Mainstream yes, as in the majority believe so. But not without controversy. The Austrian School of economics is an opposing view which has brought just as many results of being the correct philosophy, and one may argue, is a simpler and mor
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Look at the brands that focus on quality/software vs. releasing new models every 3 months. In my experience Pepwave/Unifi/Microtik are good prosumer brands. For more consumer-y stuff, it might be worth it to have a look at th
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Glad you point this out, there is also the difference between nationality and citizenship, discussed on this article: http://www.ascotadvisory.com/US-Citizenship-Renouncement.htm...
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Also, of note, Proton exchange membrane fuel cells can be used both for Hydrogen but also fuels liquid at room temperatures. For examples there are Direct-Alcohol Fuel Cells for Methanol and Ethanol.
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Most people seem uninformed about this, but there are methods to produce clean oil (short-term carbon-neutral), such as green crude production from algae. Although large-scale production is not there. From that perspective, there is nothing
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I have been advocating for just that: awarding visas to the the highest bidder. It is very simple yet effective. One other thing is necessary: to attribute visas every month instead of once a year. Here is my paper on the issue: https:
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Suppose your object is the only thing in space, how do you tell that it is spinning? How do the particles in the object can tell that the object as a whole is spinning? What you describe are particules going in straight lines, but over what
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Changing their router or even turning it off won't necessary help. Here is a way to reproduce this issue and explain my point: if you are a thief, you could setup a GPS spoofer pointing to that house or have had your router in that hou
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Because they are the right tool that most people using Q-tips should be using instead. Surprised that this article doesn't cover that.
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This is mostly do to the Universal Postal Union Convention, it was discussed in details on this thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9795017
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My tool of choice today is Clojure, but I have to thank RoR for teaching me a lot of sensible conventions that I use in Clojure nowadays.
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Could any person notice the USPTO of prior art on those patent? Perhaps it is that simple?
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Hash Tube Signature Scheme
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No need for a new DSL for js package management, most of the projects which use grunt/gulp should just be using npm package.json's scripts. If you need to do complex builds use a Makefile. The most established build DSL is bash an
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Just a side note as a fellow napper, 30 minutes is not generally recommended, but rather 15-20min, 45min or 1.5h if you need more. Timing naps is key, napping 30min will generally make you groggy because it's out of sync with the sleep
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