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I noticed something similar recently when searching for icon like files.
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No they’re not. Most bicycles are locked by the device that is builtin. Also bike registration exists for a reason: bike stealing is one of the most common crimes.
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Yet another startup that throws tech at a non-issue. People buying cheap coffee just do that when doing their groceries. And people buying expensive ones are probably inclined to try new ones based on recommendations of their local dedicate
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We weren’t that many, maybe 8 people, ten at most. As for fire safety of course there is no inspection, it’s illegal to go there, but there isn’t anything that can burn either. Everything is made of stone and there is also a lot of humidity
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I had the chance to go in an underground party in Paris and this was really awesome. Despite being winter it was warm inside the tunnel network. Without our artificial lights we could experience total dark like. The room we stay at had bee
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Ippudo is decent at best, and that's only if you like Hakata style ramen. I would advice to skip it (you can find it abroad anyway) and try non-chain restaurants. There is more variability in this case, sometime really bad but most of
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> It is worth noting that many of the earlier scholars studying cave art were men, which may have led to gender biases in their interpretations. It's sad we cannot have a post on an interesting topic not spoiled by the gender war a
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I checked the comments to check if this paper was mentioned anywhere. Good recommendation.
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Yes: grammar books, Wikipedia & websites to grasp the phonology of the language, a native to work on pronunciation, series/movies for more oral input, standardized test word list for vocabulary, MOOCs (quality varies a lot) for int
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Do you have a link to a paper or two supporting that claim? Sure as children we learned our natives language by hearing it for years but the point is you can't magically have ten years of everyday language input when learning a foreign
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Ok, it's interesting because I also learned Japanese (MA graduate). In comparison, it took me a few days for learning hiragana/katakana plus few weeks more to read them a reasonable speed. Two years before that I've learned a
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I was a WP7&8 user as well as developer and yes the whole story left me a bitter taste, especially at the end. I had fun getting phones for free, participating at MS hackhatons, making friends and of course learning to develop mobile ap
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At least for Duolingo there is an easy fix: don’t use it. I’m currently reading a researcher paper written by an employee and while the paper is interested the app itself is abysmally bad. I just tried the app again today just to be sure my
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U+2800 etc. is for Braille, which is an alphabet. Nothing to do with bitmaps.
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Of course I know this is two different committees. I'm not talking about that level of separation but splitting Unicode in Unicode proper and the emoji in another standard. Emoji standardisation is orthogonal to encoding present and pa
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Variants. There is a lot of differences in the form of characters given time and place and writing. Scholars want to be able to reproduce text with fidelity so the current standard is insuffisant for them (I heard that from a scholar in tha
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The whole emoticon thing have became ridiculous. It's time for Unicode to split and let the kids playing with their images and to focus on more important, textual things. For example the cuneiform block is not detailed enough to be use
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Yes, the various ports were also a big selling point. By the time USB-C will be democratized we will have (I hope) a total revision that will solve the current issues.
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When the MacBook Pro were presented with this new keyboard I bought the older model in prevision of the 5+ years keyboard winter. Very happy of this decision so far.
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The full article is here: http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20190218-are-we-on-the-road-... 'Interestingly' the first two listed factors are ecology related, and the biggest thread to the European civiliza
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We had something similar in France. There was enough people saying and believing that (ethnic) minorities are discriminated for employment to trigger a governmental supported study on the use of anonymous CV. The conclusion was that minorit
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It's not an alphabet, it's a semi-syllabary (and that's written on the page you linked). There is no separate characters for consonants and vowels but instead a separation between consonants and rhymes. Rhymes can be made of
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Very good but where the 5% come from? I’m reading another article in French about it and they’re speaking of 3%.
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Well here it’s more a self published pdf than a book. It didn’t pass a publisher screening nor got an ISBN so it’s hardly a "real" book.
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Because it's not East-Asia. It works in HK, Japan, Taiwan or others countries because a train station increase value of the surroundings but in France a train station is a place you want to avoid , especially at night. In any city of
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Thanks for having filled the "exercice left to the reader" as I didn't know the correct word!
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Yes it's a bit more expensive but the trains themselves are way more confortable, most of the time on schedule and drive at full operational speed all the time because they rails are made for it. With TGV on the other hand you have a f
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> It doesn't need to open up the network to competition. I think this is mandated by the EU. And it could be a good thing. I'm personally fed up to be treated like a thief when I forgot composting my ticket (which happen becaus
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How much researchers should they hire to understand writing everything in blue is ugly? You can create and maintain a brand image without going ridiculous like that.
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Seeing the graph (not for the first time) it's look like the foundation is run with this government worker's mentality of "if the annual budget is not totally spend by the end of exercice we will got less dotation next year&q
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